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Safe Areas in Bosnia-Herzegovina: Some Reflections and Tentative Conclusions
Michael Barutciski
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Migration Flows in Bosnia and Herzegovina After 1992. [PDF]
Bosnia and Herzegovina is known as migratory dynamic state. Causes for this migration are mainly of political and economical nature. Intensity of migration through Bosnia and Herzegovina in second half of the 19th century and throughout 20th century was ...
Alma Kadusic+3 more
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Abstract Health system performance assessment (HSPA) is essential for health planning and to improve population health. One of the HSPA domains is related to effectiveness, which can be represented considering different dimensions. Composite indicators can be used to summarize complex constructs involving several indicators. One example of such efforts
Giovanna D'Inverno+2 more
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Smoking behaviour, knowledge and attitudes among Family Medicine physicians and nurses in Bosnia and Herzegovina [PDF]
Geoffrey Hodgetts+2 more
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ABSTRACT Demographic and economic consequences of international migration in high‐income countries depend on the patterns of flows, which have changed profoundly since WWII. We investigate how the increase in highly skilled migrants shaped the geography of flows, the age, sex and family composition and the international mobility of immigrants in ...
Mathias Lerch, Philippe Wanner
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Regeional development of Bosnia-Herzegovina [PDF]
The paper is a research into the regional component in the economic development of bosnia and herzegovina. The regional component is observed, on the one hand, through elaboration of regional issues in the works of bosnian authors, and, on the other ...
Jasmina Osmankoviæ
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ABSTRACT This article analyses the interactions between inequalities and reintegration assistance, looking at the examples of Serbia and Kosovo. It proposes an approach for examining the reintegration assistance practices of frontline providers by (a) viewing them through the lens of street‐level bureaucracy acting mainly on behalf of the returning ...
Ruth Vollmer, Clara Schmitz‐Pranghe
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Green Grease: Environmental Crime, Corruption and Money Laundering
ABSTRACT We offer a theoretical and empirical analysis that shows how corruption can be a ‘green grease’ that facilitates both environmental crimes and money laundering. Corruption can be an accelerator that amplifies the multiplier effect on illegal revenues.
Raffaella Barone, Donato Masciandaro
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Homes of Origin: Return and Property Rights in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina
Lene Helleskov Madsen
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