Ştefania Doina VRABIE The need for corporate social responsibility (CSR) is to enhance positive impacts over the society and the environment - for example through the innovation of new products and services that are beneficial to society and enterprises themselves - and to minimise and prevent … [Read more...]
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New Hopes for EURAFTA – a European Union – American Trade Agreement –
Robert Radu HERVIAN Any study or analysis that has to do with the US-European relations and furthermore any perspective seen thru a western Atlantic window, would have to contemplate first, the American internal politics and surprisingly perhaps, not the geo strategic interests of the United … [Read more...]
Tax Incentives for Innovative Development – German Experience
Oksana BOGITSKAJA The future of trade relations between Belarus and Germany is the development of industrial, scientific and technical cooperation in high-tech industries, where both countries have the capacity. In this connection it is necessary to develop a set of measures aimed at increasing the … [Read more...]
Criza euro: începutul sau sfârşitul hegemoniei Germaniei în Europa?
Germany has emerged from the multiple crises of the eurozone as the continent’s pivotal power. U.S. President Barack Obama understood this early in his tenure and it has also been openly acknowledged by the likes of Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski, who called for more German leadership in … [Read more...]
The Future of Europe
Contrary to popular belief that increased lending, first in the financial and corporate sector and then on a country level, is the key source of Europe’s problems, it turns out that this may be just the tip of the iceberg in a series of many structural problems, namely: reduced global influence, low … [Read more...]
Europa de ieri, de azi şi viitorul ei – Un punct de vedere –
Autorul face o incursiune în viaţa economică a ţărilor ce se desfăşoară sub umbrela Uniunii Europe. După o scurtă prezentare a evoluţiei UE analizează efectele crizei mondiale asupra statutului economic al membrilor UE şi a multiplelor implicaţii la niveluri guvernamentale şi pentru masa largă … [Read more...]
Who Will Pay for Cyprus?
Tuesday, 19 March 2013 Who Will Pay for Cyprus? Alphen, Netherlands. 19 March. In “1984” George Orwell wrote, “Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind, simultaneously, and accepting both of them”. I was reminded of doublethink (to that add double-speak) … [Read more...]
Turkey and Its Geopolitical Reserves: between East and West
Jad el KHANNOUSSI During the last decade, we have been witnessing an increase in the studies of the exterior movements of Turkey. The Anatolian country, under Erdogan´s command, does not cease in acquiring importance on the international stage. This situation is in part owed to its foreign policy, … [Read more...]
Pre-Accession Assistance Programs as an Important Instrument of EU Policy Aimed at Achieving Development – Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina –
Manja DJURIC DZAKIC European pre-accession assistance instruments supporting Bosnia and Herzegovina acted to strengthen the process of reconciliation and cooperation through non-renewal of regional cooperation on the basis of financial and other support. It turned out, however, that the EU measures … [Read more...]
Social Uprising in Slovenia against Neoliberal Austerity Measures
Social Uprising in Slovenia against Neoliberal Austerity Measures By Socialist Project Global Research, February 25, 2013 Socialist Project Region: Europe Theme: Global Economy, Poverty & Social Inequality by Gal Kirn [1. Gal Kirn currently lives in Berlin but in his … [Read more...]