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Corruption in South East Europe

2012
Regardless of the wide range of anti-corruption measures proposed across the region during the past decade, corruption in South East Europe (SEE) is still endemic, including in the new EU member states Bulgaria and Romania. Corruption remains one of the major obstacles for sustainable development in the South East European countries.
Ruslan Stefanov, Dobromir Hristov
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Europeanization in South East Europe

2012
During the last two decades, Europeanization has become an attractive research area and an integral part of the study of European Union (EU) politics. It has become a fashionable and yet contested concept, especially since the turn of the twenty-first century (Olsen, 2003), and as such it has developed many different faces.
Danica Fink-Hafner, Damjan Lajh
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South-East Europe in Evolution

2014
Introduction Economics 1. Structural Evolution of Agents 2. Commodities and Services 3. Education and Labor Markets Politics 4. Environment and Ecology 5. Military and Democracy 6. Embedded in Global Politics Culture 7. Religion 8. Gender and Generation Relations 9.
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Europe: South-North or East-West Migration?

International Migration Review, 1992
A dualism in Europe between immigration of European and of non-European origins increasingly characterized the 1970s and the 1980s; i.e., the time span following the phase of the massive labor migration of the 1950s and 1960s after the break marked by the end of active recruitment in 1973–1974.
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Energy Security in South East Europe

2013
Our technologically advanced global economy is dependent upon the continuous availability of energy. On one level, therefore, the concept of energy security refers first of all to preventing any disruption of supply. But energy security may also refer to the larger complex of variables that comprise the diverse concerns of energy policy in complex ...
Gregory Gleason, Mitat Celikpala, Alexey V. Kuznetsov, Lidija Čehulić   +3 more
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Accession of the South East Europe to Europe

2006
Based on many predicaments the following 2006 will be a year when majority -if not all- of issues contributing to the so called ''unstable security'' in the South East Europe should be solved. The international community, which has in it's recent activities demonstrated the capability to use a wide array of means and instruments of action, has ...
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Building Peace in South East Europe

2002
Before the Kosovo conflict, the countries of South East Europe (SEE)--albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Romania, and FR Yugoslavia--were at different stages of economic development, integration with the global market, and transition to a market economy. The economic performance of the group as a whole lagged behind that
Dimitri G. Demekas, Johannes Herderschee, James McHugh, Saumya Mitra   +3 more
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South-East Europe- Migration and Remittances

2009
The significant and noticeable emigration from SE Europe is bringing, in the recent years, a considerable increase in inward remittances to those countries. This flow is, according to all investigations, considerably higher than registered – partly because of high transfers costs in some countries for remittances.
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Migrations in South East Europe

2020
Illegal migrations are one of the vectors of attack against the societies and states from the spectrum of hybrid threats on national and international level.
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East-central and south-east Europe, 1919–39

1989
Introduction This chapter is concerned with the economic history of the countries east of the Elbe and along the Danube (Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Yugoslavia, and Bulgaria) with special consideration of the social and economic policies of their states.
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