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Journal of Environmental Management and Tourism (JEMT)

Journal of Environmental Management and Tourism (JEMT)

Journal of Environmental Management and Tourism (JEMT)

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Romania

Journal of Environmental Management and Tourism is an interdisciplinary research journal, aimed to publish articles and original research papers that should contribute to the development of both, experimental and theoretical nature in the field of Environmental Management and Tourism Sciences.

Journal will publish original research and seeks to cover a wide range of topics regarding environmental management and engineering, environmental management and health, environmental chemistry, environmental protection technologies (water, air, soil), pollution reduction at source and waste minimization, energy and environment, modeling, simulation and optimization for environmental protection; environmental biotechnology, environmental education and sustainable development, environmental strategies and policies, etc. This topic may include the fields indicated above, but are not limited to these.

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Journal of Mathematical Economics and Finance

Journal of Mathematical Economics and Finance

Journal of Mathematical Economics and Finance

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Aims and scope

The primary scope of our Journal is to provide a forum to exchange ideas in economic theory which expresses economic and financial concepts and laws using formal and well-constructed mathematical reasoning, Mathematical Decision Theory, Game Theory, Functional Analysis, Differential Geometry and so on.

Our Journal covers and publishes original researches and new significant results and methods of Mathematical Economics, Finance, Game Theory and applications, mathematical methods of economics, finance and management, Quantitative Decision theory and Risk Theory. The mathematical form of economic and financial laws appears of fundamental importance to the developments and deep understanding of Economics and Finance themselves. Such a translation in mathematical terms can determine whether an economic or financial intuition shows a coherent and logical meaning. Also, a full rational and mathematical development of economic ideas can itself suggest new economic concepts and deeper economic intuitions.

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Mathematical Models in Economics
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Mathematical Models in Economics

Mathematical Models in Economics

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: modelling; economical dynamics; optimal growth; algorithms in macroeconomic policy; statistical model extension; neural network

Mathematical Models in Economics - has been put together with the purpose of giving an example of the possibilities to use specific modern methods (optimal control, neural networks, data envelopment analysis, wave equations, dynamical systems) that can be put into application on a very large scale, in numerous key-areas of the field of economics. Various analysis regarding the static case are made for a more profound understanding of the correlations that arise between different variables in micro and macroeconomics, and they are made as well taking into account the dynamic case, which brings this paper even closer to reality. Furthermore, another subject rendered by the book is that of economic mechanisms from a stochastic point of view (this is especially explained in the chapters regarding the game theory) which prove once more the random character of economic variables. From the multitude of mathematical models regarding the dynamic of different economic variables, this book includes: allocation models, regional growth, dynamic models of the cycle of commerce, others models concerning the crisis of the Euro zone, decision making models or advertising models. While some may be thoroughly analyzed, others reflect only a summarized matter of the problem.

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Intelligent Decision Support Systems for Managerial Decision Making
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Intelligent Decision Support Systems for Managerial Decision Making

Intelligent Decision Support Systems for Managerial Decision Making

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: Intelligent Decision Support Systems; Managerial Decision Making; Intelligent Agents

Intelligent decision support using advanced decision technologies are becoming increasingly important in management. Data warehouses and data mining can be used to store and analyze product, inventory, and sales information. Simulation and optimization,which can be found in advanced planning and scheduling systems, can be employed for inventory, production, procurement, and distribution planning. Intelligent agents can e.g.communicate with different partners in the supply chain, assist in collecting information,share product information, negotiate prices, and distribute alerts throughout the logistics networks. Thus, the goal of this book was to encourage the exchange of new ideas about intelligent decision support systems and to promote their use in the organizations'decision making processes. The emphasis was also being placed on emerging needs related to distributed and remote decision which could be supported through the web.New thoughts and new ideas for enhancing decision making through the use of web technologies and the World Wide Web was especially welcomed.This book is an effort to present the path-breaking concept of intelligent decisions and discusses a few applications that demonstrate the need and importance of using advanced decision technologies for decision-making process. The book is divided into five broad chapters...The first chapter “Managerial Decision Making Using Cluster Analysis Methods” by F. Hunka discusses about cluster analysis methods used for classification when nearly nothing is known about the internal structure of the explored data in decision making process. The structure of this chapter is as follows: a part is devoted to short description of cluster analysis with the focus on utilized methods and approaches and then is summarized requirements on the programming system mainly concerning object oriented paradigm. Next part presents the essence of decision making model and also an architectural structure of the model is described. The experimental verification of the model is a content of last part. Results and discussion of the problem is summarized in the end.The second chapter “Intelligent Software Agents for Data Analysis in Knowledge based Systems” by L. Stefănescu and C.I. Popîrlan provides an overview of the state of research into knowledge-based systems and intelligent software agents and the problems associated with it. Subsequently, it outlines the reasons behind theories in using of multi agent model for large knowledge-based systems and shows us the benefices for data analysis in a large contact center. It also focuses on the presentation of multi-agent approach using JADE for data analysis in knowledge-based systems, in context of contact centers. Finally, it highlights how contact centers become more complex in their function and organization so that the data analysis becomes more important to ensure consistency and efficiency.The third chapter “Decision-Making in the Context of E-Commerce Systems” by P. Suchánek, D. Vymětal and R. Bucki explains the power of electronic commerce as tool for implementing business activities. In its first part it is describes the structure of ecommercesystem and its management system, the methods of e-commerce systems modeling based on process oriented, value-chain oriented and multi-agent system oriented approaches. The second part focuses on e-commerce systems simulations as a decision-making support and the main attention is devoted to definition of production function, equations of state and heuristic management of the production process, all indirect relation to the implementation of simulation system.The fourth chapter “Exploiting Fuzzy Cognitive Maps in Resiliency related Management Decisions” by D. Ward and P. Trucco throws light on the factors that force modern organizations and their management to encompass complex socio-technical economical systems, risk management, crisis management and expert judgment in multi actor and multi-criteria fuzzy decision making circumstances. The sum of these factors provides the ideal playing field for fuzzy logic theory and fuzzy cognitive mappinge specially in the contexts of management decisions and business continuity management. The authors set out to provide an introduction to fuzzy cognitive maps,explaining the features of them. It further discusses the relative appropriateness to the two case studies. The first case study looks at operational resilience (analysis and allocation) in multi-actor and multi-criteria, collaborative environments. The second case study examines at operational resilience and business continuity management in key resource supply chains, which are now a key feature of modern enterprises and their globalized markets.The last chapter “Fuzzy Logic supported by ICT in Managerial Decision-Making”by P.Wolf speaks about the changes in the paradigms of managerial thinking, complexity of problems needed to be solved, issues that deals with the growing system complexity of task, rate of uncertainty and risks of entrepreneurial activities. Further, applications of fuzzy sets in decision-making process are discuses with the scope to set a strategic goal that should be reached using a model situation of setting a strategy of long-term financing of an advertising campaign depending on the market saturation extent and limited amount of finances designed for the advertising campaign of the particular product.Finally, it concludes by highlighting the possibility to make general rules for dealing with particular situations that may occur, solved in most cases by particular case weighed methodology.In general this book intends to be of great value to various interest groups including academics, researchers, and practitioners engaged in management organization at various strategic levels and whole field of decision making process.

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Management and Environmental Protection
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Management and Environmental Protection

Management and Environmental Protection

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: sustainable development; global problems; environmental management; green technologies. procurement;

Every action we take, every used phone we throw away, every can of soda we put in the wrong place will affect the planet and, subsequently, the lives of future generations. When we have so much power to ruin the world, we should not be allowed to not know how we could also save it. The present book, although it cannot put together all the available information, tries to gather the minimum of it, so that it can make us understand how much harmwe, as human beings, have brought to our planet, why we should stop doing it and what we should do in order to make things better. The book is a collection of articles that have one thing in common: the protection of the environment, which they approach from different perspectives.

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Designing and Deploying Logistic Systems
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Designing and Deploying Logistic Systems

Designing and Deploying Logistic Systems

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: logistics, business modelling; outsourcing; multi-agent technology; dispatch systems

Globalisation as well as integration of trade markets, quick development and transfer of information and communication technologies (ICT), geographically dislocated manufacturing, development of automated systems production, growing demands of customers and a big number of further factors lead to increasing demands concerning the quality of logistics as well as general logistic systems. It is generally known that logistics deals with organising, planning and controlling streams of ready products, services, materials, raw materials, and semi-products used during manufacturing processes while taking into account the need to satisfy all requirements of the market. At the same time investment and capital costs are to be minimised. Today´s turbulent enterprising environment requires constant search for new methods on the basis of which it is possible to effectively propose, implement, control and optimise logistic systems dedicated for special usage purposes (trade, transport, manufacturing, etc.). The main goal is always to create complex integrated systems satisfying all current needs of the environment in which it is implemented at a minimal level. This kind of system should enable its users to optimise it even more by means of managerial approaches. Moreover, optimisation must be understood in a complex way on condition that optimisation of the whole logistic system almost always means optimising its separate parts (subsystems).In general, this book intends to be of a great value to various interest groups including academics, researchers, and practitioners engaged in business and manufacturing enterprises. The book contains 8 chapters presenting selected theoretical, scientific and practical approaches and case studies. Contents of the chapters have the common idea and, I believe, are able to be the starting points for further research and patterns for solving certain tasks in practice.

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Design a Pattern of Sustainable Growth. Innovation, Education, Energy and Environment
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Design a Pattern of Sustainable Growth. Innovation, Education, Energy and Environment

Design a Pattern of Sustainable Growth. Innovation, Education, Energy and Environment

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: Sustainability; local innovation; techno park, growth; environment; education; knowledge economy

The global financial crisis, the euro crisis, the increasing population, the slow pace of radical innovations, the risks concerning the environment, but also the Arab Spring and its effects, the US Federal Reserve‘s tapering program, and, last but not least, the 75 million unemployed young people around the world, have characterized the global economy in the past few years. So the economy at a global level shows a growing number of critical factors.Uncertainty, above all, is the characterizing the world‘s economy and the expectations about growth are diminishing. Moreover, on the one hand, the world is becoming more tightly interconnected, on the other, it is becoming more inequitable, volatile, and less sustainable.Globalization has helped to bring hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. Many of these people have become customers of the global economy, clustering in new urban areas requiring infrastructure and resources. In this scenario a new growth model that guarantees high￾quality and sustainable economic growth becomes a crucial choice in every country. This new model of growth is necessary to boost long-term sustainable growth. It should focus on innovation, education, green energy, infrastructure and sustainable agriculture to get economic and social returns.Innovation, in particular, remains a strategic factor for growth and it is also a crucial determinant of the global competitiveness of countries. It is important to create innovations that improve quality of life, provide value for organizations and stakeholders. Joseph Schumpeter in his book, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy (1942) has pointed out that innovation is the process that generates goods and services that are of better quality and lower prices than their predecessors. As firms innovate, they inevitably bring about an efficient allocation of the economy‘s resources and growth will occur.In addition, education and training of human resources is a key issue for sustainable and high quality growth. Moreover, new skills and competencies and their management are crucial for growth. At the same time the environment is directly related to people‘s quality of life and economic development. Problems such as, for instance, the expansion of the urban area into peripheral areas will have effects on the natural ecosystems. Environment and energy are also strictly interconnected; the challenges of energy efficiency, renewable energy, sustainable land use and natural resources management have become absolutely important in the perspective of sustainable growth. Science, technology and innovation can provide solutions for energy and environment, thus it is essential to consider those technical innovations that are adapted to environmental, economic and social conditions of the country.

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Financial Aspects of Recent Trends in the Global Economy - Volume I
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Financial Aspects of Recent Trends in the Global Economy - Volume I

Financial Aspects of Recent Trends in the Global Economy - Volume I

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: globalisation; financial market; financial crisis; global imbalances; debt constrains; exchange rates arrangements

Current global financial and economic crisis represents one of the key areas of policy makers as well as academics discussions. Together with debt crisis they may be considered as one of the most crucial challenges that official authorities are facing over the past few decades. Crisis period focused attention of economists to various areas of the financial aspects of recent trends in the world economy in the new global era. Financial liberalization together with the process of growing financial integration among countries in global content significantly contributed to rapid increase in the financial dependence of national financial markets. Intensification and internationalization of financial transactions, financial innovations and rising strength of financial institutions accelerated growing potential of the financial sector. It is not surprising that nowadays daily turnover in financial transactions significantly exceeds daily turnover in trade all over the world. As a result overall impact of financial sector activities on the real economy markedly increased over last few decades. Finally, a rising demand for more effective regulation of national financial sectors and international financial transactions seems to be a convenient way that policymakers suggest as the appropriate solution for current global financial challenges. Within this context we also point to an increasing relevancy of voices calling for new arrangement of international monetary system.Increased uncertainty considerably reduced allocation effectiveness of the financial markets during the crisis period. While the interest rates during the recession period generally decreased, costs of lending increased mostly for highly indebted countries. Economic crisis emphasized another crucial aspect of the current development in the world economy generally known as debt financing of economic growth and related negative trend in public debt development. Particular problems in the most indebted Eurozone countries affected not only stability of the euro exchange rate but also became the main reason for accelerating the process of fiscal unification, banking union formation and key adjustments in Eurozone stabilization mechanisms. As a result the pressures to strengthen financial discipline of the Eurozone member countries increased while the alternative scenarios of Eurozone reconstruction remained still alive (i.e. national bankruptcy, fiscal union). Another problem partially related to the current debt crisis represents a significant growth of the corporate debt, also known as corporate funding crisis. Accumulation of corporate debt during last few decades together with slow post crisis recovery in the main world economy centers raises the risk of upcoming corporate insolvency wave as a result of the huge wall of maturing debt signalizing refinancing difficulties in credit markets in United States, Europe and Asia.The last problem we emphasize as a direct consequence of negative aspects of the current crisis period is related to the rising indebtedness of households. In many countries an individual insolvency still deserves not sufficient attention of official authorities. Personal bankruptcy as a complex consolidation procedure is also not adequately implemented in the national legislation especially in the less developed countries considering wide aspects of this process.

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Financial Aspects of Recent Trends in the Global Economy - Volume II
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Financial Aspects of Recent Trends in the Global Economy - Volume II

Financial Aspects of Recent Trends in the Global Economy - Volume II

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Current global financial and economic crisis represents one of the key areas of policy makers as well as academics discussions. Together with debt crisis they may be considered as one of the most crucial challenges that official authorities are facing over the past few decades. Crisis period focused attention of economists to various areas of the financial aspects of recent trends in the world economy in the new global era. Financial liberalization together with the process of growing financial integration among countries in global content significantly contributed to rapid increase in the financial dependence of national financial markets. Intensification and internationalization of financial transactions, financial innovations and rising strength of financial institutions accelerated growing potential of the financial sector. It is not surprising that nowadays daily turnover in financial transactions significantly exceeds daily turnover in trade all over the world. As a result overall impact of financial sector activities on the real economy markedly increased over last few decades. Finally, a rising demand for more effective regulation of national financial sectors and international financial transactions seems to be a convenient way that policymakers suggest as the appropriate solution for current global financial challenges. Within this context we also point to an increasing relevancy of voices calling for new arrangement of international monetary system.Increased uncertainty considerably reduced allocation effectiveness of the financial markets during the crisis period. While the interest rates during the recession period generally decreased, costs of lending increased mostly for highly indebted countries. Economic crisis emphasized another crucial aspect of the current development in the world economy generally known as debt financing of economic growth and related negative trend in public debt development. Particular problems in the most indebted Eurozone countries affected not only stability of the euro exchange rate but also became the main reason for accelerating the process of fiscal unification, banking union formation and key adjustments in Eurozone stabilization mechanisms. As a result the pressures to strengthen financial discipline of the Eurozone member countries increased while the alternative scenarios of Eurozone reconstruction remained still alive (i.e. national bankruptcy, fiscal union). Another problem partially related to the current debt crisis represents a significant growth of the corporate debt, also known as corporate funding crisis. Accumulation of corporate debt during last few decades together with slow post crisis recovery in the main world economy centers raises the risk of upcoming corporate insolvency wave as a result of the huge wall of maturing debt signalizing refinancing difficulties in credit markets in United States, Europe and Asia.The last problem we emphasize as a direct consequence of negative aspects of the current crisis period is related to the rising indebtedness of households. In many countries an individual insolvency still deserves not sufficient attention of official authorities. Personal bankruptcy as a complex consolidation procedure is also not adequately implemented in the national legislation especially in the less developed countries considering wide aspects of this proces

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Challenges to Financial Stability – Perspective, Models and Policies - Volume I - A Framework for Modeling Systemic Risk Drivers of Different Markets
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Challenges to Financial Stability – Perspective, Models and Policies - Volume I - A Framework for Modeling Systemic Risk Drivers of Different Markets

Challenges to Financial Stability – Perspective, Models and Policies - Volume I - A Framework for Modeling Systemic Risk Drivers of Different Markets

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: banking stability; financial safety; financial crisis; economic depression

During the global financial crisis exchange stock markets fell by more than 40% in Europe, USA or Japan. Real economy stopped, which was seen in international trade, direct investments and industry. These declines illustrate the scale and impact of systemic risk and its local and global consequences. In response, international supervisory and regulators have identified causes of the global financial crisis and took necessary steps to create stability of financial system, discipline in risk-taking, leverage and management of systemic risk. At the present, the global economy is facing some critical factors - supervisory improvement to minimize the risk and its impact of economy and simultaneously market participants examine the multi-faceted nature of regulation. The question is how to make sure that regulation are suitable for potential risk exposure and appropriate to financial institutions capitalization? The other topic is measures of systemic risk factors associated funding, profitability and bank liquidity through stress testing and economic analysis. What is the current level of systemic risk in the global financial system? The increased complexity of financial markets is a relatively new challenge that requires a fundamental shift in our thinking with respect to risk measurement. But we cannot manage what we do not measure. It is unlikely that a single measure of systemic risk will suffice. We anticipate that the variety of inputs ranging from financial stability, liberalization, concentration, and connectedness will all be revealing. Meaningful measurement requires a clear definition of systemic risk and thoughtful modeling of it. There are three major components to the challenge of monitoring systemic risk: the availability of data, modeling and measurement. Practical aspects of monitoring of systemic risks are, therefore, high on the policy of regulatory and supervisory community. Meet to this crucial problems regulators discuss aspects of macro-prudential frameworks, including Basel III capital buffer and monitoring of financial systems in order to detect vulnerability signs. Last years, policy makers, regulators and academics have been exploring questions related to financial stability, systemic risk and regulation. Thus, the goal of this book -Challenges to Financial Stability - Perspective, Models and Policies - is to encourage the exchange of new ideas about challenges in global trends in finance in the view of wide aspects of current critical perspective of financial system evolution. This special book addresses answers of these difficult questions. The target audience for this publication is academics, researchers and policy makers engaged in various disciplines such as evolution of the financial system, empirical financial analysis, macro and micro economic, including banking, currency and capital market, financial market liberalization and regulation, risk measurement & management. I expect that this special book will shed light on some of the challenges to stability of global financial system. The book consists of 19 chapters that are organized in 2 volumes - I. A Framework for Modelling Systemic Risk Drivers of Different Markets; II. Towards the Financial Stability -Macroprudential Policy and Perspective.

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Challenges to Financial Stability -Perspective, Models and Policies - Volume II - Towards the Financial Stability -Macroprudential Policy and Perspective
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Challenges to Financial Stability -Perspective, Models and Policies - Volume II - Towards the Financial Stability -Macroprudential Policy and Perspective

Challenges to Financial Stability - Perspective, Models and Policies - Volume II - Towards the Financial Stability -Macroprudential Policy and Perspective

Author(s): Renata Karkowska / Language(s): English

Keywords: financial stability; macro-prudential policy; banking, regulation; foreign direct investment

During the global financial crisis exchange stock markets fell by more than 40% in Europe, USA or Japan. Real economy stopped, which was seen in international trade, direct investments and industry. These declines illustrate the scale and impact of systemic risk and its local and global consequences. In response, international supervisory and regulators have identified causes of the global financial crisis and took necessary steps to create stability of financial system, discipline in risk-taking, leverage and management of systemic risk. At the present, the global economy is facing some critical factors - supervisory improvement to minimize the risk and its impact of economy and simultaneously market participants examine the multi-faceted nature of regulation. The question is how to make sure that regulation are suitable for potential risk exposure and appropriate to financial institutions capitalization? The other topic is measures of systemic risk factors associated funding, profitability and bank liquidity through stress testing and economic analysis. What is the current level of systemic risk in the global financial system? The increased complexity of financial markets is a relatively new challenge that requires a fundamental shift in our thinking with respect to risk measurement. But we cannot manage what we do not measure. It is unlikely that a single measure of systemic risk will suffice. We anticipate that the variety of inputs ranging from financial stability, liberalization, concentration, and connectedness will all be revealing. Meaningful measurement requires a clear definition of systemic risk and thoughtful modelling of it. There are three major components to the challenge of monitoring systemic risk: the availability of data, modeling and measurement. Practical aspects of monitoring of systemic risks are, therefore, high on the policy of regulatory and supervisory community. Meet to this crucial problems regulators discuss aspects of macro-prudential frameworks, including Basel III capital buffer and monitoring of financial systems in order to detect vulnerability signs. Last years, policy makers, regulators and academics have been exploring questions related to financial stability, systemic risk and regulation. Thus, the goal of this book -Challenges to Financial Stability - Perspective, Models and Policies - is to encourage the exchange of new ideas about challenges in global trends in finance in the view of wide aspects of current critical perspective of financial system evolution. This special book addresses answers of these difficult questions. The target audience for this publication is academics, researchers and policy makers engaged in various disciplines such as evolution of the financial system, empirical financial analysis, macro and micro economic, including banking, currency and capital market, financial market liberalization and regulation, risk measurement & management. I expect that this special book will shed light on some of the challenges to stability of global financial system. The book consists of 19 chapters that are organized in 2 volumes: Volume I - A Framework for Modelling Systemic Risk Drivers of Different Markets and Volume II - Towards the Financial Stability – Macroprudential Policy and Perspective.

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Start-ups and Start-up Ecosystems: Theories, Models and Case Studies in the Mediterranean Area
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Start-ups and Start-up Ecosystems: Theories, Models and Case Studies in the Mediterranean Area

Start-ups and Start-up Ecosystems: Theories, Models and Case Studies in the Mediterranean Area

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Keywords: entrepreneurship; start-up; innovative; business plan; venture creation.

Mediterranean ecosystems are populated mostly by small family businesses. As a consequence of the central role played by the family in the countries in this area of the world, members of a single family hold the property and deal with the management of companies. This, on the one hand, constitutes strength of these companies, which benefit from high internal cohesion that makes it very resistant to the difficulties; on the other hand, affects their potential for growth and technological innovation, since the human and financial resources of a family are often insufficient to successfully implement a development strategy. Until now, small family businesses have faced internal competition and international in various ways: creating districts to make ‗critical mass‘ and survive the competition exerted by larger companies; specializing in productions that cannot be easily imitated, because highly differentiated (Made in Italy‘); operating in areas protected from foreign competition because they consist of small businesses operating in local markets, with low capital intensity and low added value.The tremendous acceleration of technological development requires these small family businesses to overcome this financial gap, managerial, and know-how that does not allow to exploit their development potential. This need also arises (perhaps especially) for innovative businesses at start up and, in general, for newly established firms. This does not mean that the Mediterranean should imitate the Anglo Saxon model based on big corporations, private equity and efficient capital markets. Quite the contrary. Any attempt to imitate this model would be destined to a resounding failure because inconsistent with the widespread entrepreneurial culture in the Mediterranean countries.The big corporations operating in the Anglo-Saxon world, are facing the fierce competition of startups that introduce innovations that generate discontinuities jeopardizing their business model. The need to standardize processes makes them unwieldy and unsuitable to promote innovation. An obstacle to innovation derives from the need to neutralize the risks typical of radical innovations in product and process. To cope with this problem, they are creating spin offs, through which experience innovations outside (thus neutralizing the risks), and acquiring innovative startups that have already achieved success in the market (and therefore are not very risky).

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Personnel Management
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Personnel Management

Personnel Management

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: organization; management; labor market; personnel management

Socio-economic transformations of recent years have significantly changed the status of enterprises as the main link of the economy. The market economy radically changed approaches to solving many economic problems and, above all, problems related to man. At present, personnel management issues have become topical not only for managing structures, but also for the personnel themselves. According to many specialists in the field of personnel management, a leader wishing to achieve the highest labor productivity, in addition to his experience, should use different technologies, because the professionalism can not be achieved without a clearly directed system formation of managerial competencies.Under conditions of increasing competition from year to year, businesses are forced to adapt to rapidly changing business conditions. Obviously, the market does not stay the same, it is constantly changing, presenting ever new requirements to the work of the organization and to its business processes. In connection with this, the management of human resources is becoming increasingly important. The necessity and importance of competent personnel management in modern enterprises can not be underestimated. After all, no matter how qualified and able-bodied the management structure of the organization was, the main work is still performed by ordinary specialists. Thus, there is no doubt that the success of the development of any enterprise, regardless of the nature and scale of its activities, directly depends on the effectiveness of the work of employees. Highly qualified and competent staff, satisfied with the conditions and payment for their work, demonstrates high labor productivity. In this connection, the correctly organized process of recruiting, evaluating, distributing and motivating employees makes it possible to achieve the goals set by the management of the organization. Unfortunately, many managers underestimate the importance of the methods of personnel management inherent in modern management and actively used abroad. Administrative methods of managing personnel in their pure form have long outlived themselves. The time has come for a transition from administrative methods of leadership to socio-psychological and socio-economic methods, which have proved to be more effective and allow ultimately to form a positive team of like￾minded people. Therefore, in order for an enterprise to work effectively, it is necessary to improve management methods. And the essence of such improvement lies in the fact that the head of the organization should be interested in every employee, in the realization of his personal interests. Transformations in the principles of personnel management should be focused primarily on the implementation of a policy of creating positive motivation for employees, which is of great importance in the current conditions.Of course, the meaning of labor can not be reduced only to material interest. In the process of market transformations, labor values were devalued, that is why for most people labor has become a means of survival. Despite this, for the formation of a strong labor motivation of workers it is necessary that the meaning of labor goes beyond the satisfaction of personal material needs of man.In the context of the transition to an innovative economy, the need to establish an in-house personnel management system, a new concept of human resource management, has grown. Within the framework of this concept it is necessary to develop fundamentally new approaches to the priority of values, when the main thing at the enterprise is an employee focused on creative, creative labor.

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Global Value Chains, International Fragmentation of Production and Implications for European Union
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Global Value Chains, International Fragmentation of Production and Implications for European Union

Global Value Chains, International Fragmentation of Production and Implications for European Union

Author(s): Rajmund Mirdala / Language(s): English

Keywords: global; value chain,; production; internationally; European Union;

We may observe high dynamics of fragmentation of value chains on global level than on regional level. Territorial proximity or common trade areas are still considered as key determinants of distribution of value added within production chains though with reduced importance that 15-20 years ago. Intention of countries to participate in new international division of labor based on participation of country in the global value chains reveals lot of opened questions for industrial policy framework.

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The Euro Area and the Economic Crisis
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The Euro Area and the Economic Crisis

The Euro Area and the Economic Crisis

Author(s): Rajmund Mirdala / Language(s): English

Keywords: Euro-Area; crisis; competitiveness;

The books in these collections are based on relevant, authoritative and thought-provoking chapters written by experts to meet the requirements of executives, research scholars, academicians and students of master programs. Anonymous peer reviewers selected by the publisher provided many helpful comments and suggestions during the preparation of the manuscript for this book. They have also furnished a general assessment of the book's approach, coverage, organization, writing style and competitiveness.…..

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Technologies of Innovative Management of Organizations. Monograph
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Technologies of Innovative Management of Organizations. Monograph

Technologies of Innovative Management of Organizations. Monograph

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: technology; innovative management; organization;

The organization of business on a fundamentally new basis makes it possible to solve a number of important tasks for a competitive enterprise: from reducing unproductive expenditures and using resources on the basis of optimal organization of work to managing the range and pricing of products on the basis of complete, accurate and timely information in a single information system of the enterprise. To achieve maximum efficiency, managers need to overcome not only the stage of ‘managerial stagnation’, but also fundamentally change the philosophy, style and mentality of management, to achieve constant dynamics of improving the basic performance of the enterprise. One of the effective technologies for managing modern organizations isengineering, reengineering and outsourcing of business processes.

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State Tax Management: Current Status and Mechanism of Improvement
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State Tax Management: Current Status and Mechanism of Improvement

State Tax Management: Current Status and Mechanism of Improvement

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: tax management; improvement; efficiency; innovation; Kazakhstan;

Since independence, the topic of integration has remained one of the most pressing. There is an understanding of the need for integration in key areas of development in the countries and sufficient experience to understand the importance of compromises in the process of rapprochement with each other. It concerns the efforts of the countries of the tax policy applied mechanisms of implementation of tax reforms. Currently, in the Republic, not one state body does not carry out a comprehensive assessment of the effectiveness of tax policy, tax administration. Therefore, there is a need to use the ‘principle of tax efficiency’ with an indication of the mechanism for monitoring the effectiveness of tax administration of the real sector of the economy in the new integration conditions. No less acute is the problem of managing tax flows, since ensuring a sufficient level of revenues of the budget system, the tax system at the same time should not create excessive or uneven pressure on the economy. It is important to ensure that the level and structure of tax burden did not worsen the conditions for economic growth, did not distort competition and impede the inflow of investments, but instead contributed to increasing the competitiveness and restructuring of the economy in favor of processing industries based on innovation.

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Financial Management in Different Economic Sectors. Theoretical and Ethical Approaches
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Financial Management in Different Economic Sectors. Theoretical and Ethical Approaches

Financial Management in Different Economic Sectors. Theoretical and Ethical Approaches

Author(s): Gulzira SERIKOVA,Ainura Omarova / Language(s): English

Keywords: financial management; banking; agriculture; environment of organization;

A financial manager at any time should: know exactly necessary and expected amounts in the accounts of the company during weeks, as well as within a month, quarter, year; to be sure that the company is the optimal formation of cost, reasonable pricing; know how the maximum financial result is achieved, aimed at company value growth. With the expansion of the enterprise financial management is much more complicated, but even more. The role of effective financial management is growing.This tutorial shows the scope of the application financial management to business leaders and financial experts were able to assess the completeness and degree of financial planning and management in its business subject, the management of financial flows and, financial system stability in unstable conditions of the Kazakhstan economy.

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Elements of parallel and distributed computing. Course/laboratory support
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Elements of parallel and distributed computing. Course/laboratory support

Elemente de calcul paralel și distribuit. Suport de curs/ laborator

Author(s): Cristina Popîrlan / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Computers; software; technique; Database;

Colecțiile ASERS Publishing Books sunt inițiativa Association of Sustainable Education, Research and Science de a publica o serie de cărți în multe domenii ale cunoașterii, cu un accent special pe domeniile emergente și de frontieră ale cercetării științifice. Cărțile din aceste colecții se bazează pe capitole relevante, autoritare și care provoacă gândirea, scrise de experți pentru a răspunde cerințelor mediului academic, cercetătorilor, cadrelor didactice și studenților, deopotrivă.

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Organizational Behavior
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Organizational Behavior

Organizational Behavior

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: Organizational Behavior; Management in Organizational Behavior; Organizational Leadership; Communicative Behavior; Organizational Conflicts

Organizational behavior is the branch of knowledge that every specialist in thefield of human resource management needs. It is obvious that the rationality of thedecision, the efficiency of the working group and, ultimately, the effectiveness of theorganization in achieving the goals depends on how adequately the manager assessesthe specific situation and the behavior of employees.

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