... subsidiaries that are dependent on host country labor in this context, and for indigenous firms at... in post-Soviet countries, including Belarus (Kuznetsov and Yakavenka 2005), Bulgaria (Hollinsh...
This report analyses the political risks of Belarus, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine from a foreign firm's point of view. Russia's increasing economic nationalism means increasing investment risk for foreign investors. The political climate in Ukraine is unfavourable to foreign investment but not to the extent that it would prevent or seriously restrict the possibilities of operating in the market. The political risk in Belarus is related to the centralisation of authority over economic policy. In Moldova, political risks for foreign investors are clearly present in this economically and politically problematic situation. All in all, political risk remains elevated in Belarus, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine
... commodities have dropped, and hence, the country's massive foreign trade surplus is melting rapidly...
... like Russia, Turkey and Ukraine and Belarus. This means the EU is connected to crisis areas. T... to the European treaties, every European country has the right to enter the European Union. The fir...
The main objective of the article is to analyse the current state of the innovation activity among the Russian enterprises. The empirical evidence shows only 13% of the sample indicated that innovation is the first priority for the firm. We propose that the Russian Government designs innovation policies which takes into account the differences between the industries. Secondly, the Russian Government should promote international innovation cooperation by setting up technology trade agents in the most active countries in terms of innovation cooperation, such as Germany, the USA, and Finland. Thirdly, the CEOs of the Russian enterprises consider R&D funding as well as policy steps to increase R&D effectiveness, as those measures of innovation policy which should be of the highest p...
... in the club of such countries as Estonia, Belarus, South Africa, and Ukraine. Russia slightly exceed... achievements of Israel have not cost that country cheap in the literal sense of the term. Israel all...
... a permanent establishment in another country where another group member is located, the determ...Belarus - new treaty initialled in November 1996. Georgia ...
... on political risks for foreign firms in Belarus, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine by Kari Liuhto, Marik... politically problematic situation of the country. Once more, this final peace of research work make...
Recent years have witnessed increasing state involvement in the Russian enterprise sector, which has been met with contradictory reactions from investors. In the current article, we discuss the development of privatisation and corporate governance in Russia in comparison to other CIS. We provide three company cases with subsequent discussion on ownership, control, and corporate governance in Russia, given the increasing state leverage in the country's industrial sector. Aimed at facilitating discussion among policy makers, investors, and academics alike, we finally offer an insight into strategic dimensions of the Russian enterprise sector by developing a matrix of strategic government policies within the Russian industry.
...Belarus has a story of its own with changing registration ...
... like Russia, Turkey and Ukraine and Belarus. This means the EU is connected to crisis areas. T... to the European treaties, every European country has the right to enter the European Union. The fir...
After the shift from centrally planned to market economies, CEE countries experienced significant changes in the world of work. Full employment was replaced by a distortion in labour markets, a rapid rise in unemployment and intensive labour emigration. The following questions are discussed: (1) Can the people in CEE countries be characterized by similar work-related values? (2) Is there any diversity in attitudes towards superiors in the transition countries? To answer these questions, findings of the European Values Study are used. The comparison of data from fourteen CEE countries shows that, concerning workrelated values, two groups of countries can be differentiated. The analysis attitudes towards one's superior also suggests the lack of a homogenous Eastern European cluster. Nach ...
...Comparing the results of each country, there is only a slight difference between the cho...: the Czechs, Estonians, Latvians and Belarusians. As mentioned above, unemployment is a new phenome...
In 1983, Kiggundu/Jorgensen/Hafsi published in ASQ a synthesis on issues related to the applicability of management theories to developing countries. They found that theory was applicable only where the organization could behave as a closed system. The authors argue that isomorphic trends and new theoretical developments support the hypothesis that their findings should not hold anymore. This article reviews 170 articles published in the 1983-2002 period to replicate their study and tests the hypothesis.
... of scholars dealing with developing country situations (Hoskisson et al. 2000). Researchers ha... firms in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. They first found a clear relationship between the...
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