bulgarian newspapers

• Europeanization of Social Partnership in Eu-Acceding Countries

With the advancement of the eastern enlargement of the EU, some advocates of the European social model saw enlargement as the "Trojan horse" against Europeanization, for the Americanization of Europe. In response, the EU recommended the strengthening of social partnership among business, labor and the state in candidate countries. This paper reveals four major venues for change: (1) emphasis on a new philosophy of social dialogue as social governance; (2) broadening the scope of participants in social dialogue; (3) development of autonomous and multi-level social dialogue among the organizations of employees and employers; and (4) capacity building for participation of the social partners in EU-level social dialogue.

... countries, on the example of the Bulgarian experience and secondary research and literature r... the European theme (books, brochures, newspapers, magazines and journals, bulletins and newsletters...

• Journal for East European Management Studies
• Band 12 Nr. 4, Oktober 2007

• The Development of Small Enterprises in Bulgaria, Czech Republic and the Russian Federation

During the past, the evaluation of the chances of economic transformation and development of Eastern Europe was largely shaped by the view on the modernization and organizational restructuring of large enterprises/combines. Various scholars were sceptical how far these could contribute to a functioning market economy, due to their heritage from the planned economy. The authors therefore investigated how far small entrepreneurs support the transformation process to a market economy. Quantitative and qualitative research was done in Bulgaria, Czech Republic and the Russian Federation in 2003 and 2004 to provide a comprehensive image about the milieu of small enterprises and their ways of operation.

... only 49% of the Czech and 34% of the Bulgarian enterprises reported such. 44% of the Bulgarian en...Western newspapers and scientific reports always refer to the unhealt...

• Journal for East European Management Studies
• Band 13 Nr. 2, April 2008