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Volume 13, issue Special No. 5, 2011

Quality - Information Technologies - Consumer pp. 667-668

Vasile Dinu

The Impact of the Implementation of ISO 9000 Quality Management System on the Customer Satisfaction Evaluation Process by the Romanian SMEs pp. 669-678

Marieta Olaru, Ghiorghita Stoleriu, Claudia Langa and Ionela Flood

The Necessity of Implementing a Quality Management System in the Romanian Medical Units. An Approach from the Patients Point of View pp. 679-687

Roxana Sarbu and Adriana Zamfir

Sustainable Success in Higher Education by Sharing the Best Practices as a Result of Benchmarking Process pp. 688-697

Anca Gabriela Ilie, Mihaela Maftei and Oana Antonia Colibasanu

Good Practices Preceding the Implementation of the System of Management of Environment, on Small and Medium Enterprises pp. 698-711

Anca Atanase, Ion Schileru and Smaranda Visan

Quality Uncertainty as a Barrier to Business Services Development pp. 712-724

Laurentiu Tachiciu, Vasile Dinu and Iacob Kerbalek

The Development of Touristic Services through Individual and Organizational Learning. Study Case: Romania and Spain pp. 725-735

Dan Popescu, Iulia Chivu, Alina Ciocarlan-Chitucea and Daniela-Oana Popescu

Estimating the Importance of Social Media in Consumers’ Education and Information Using New Techniques pp. 736-745

Cristian Bogdan Onete, Razvan Dina and Remus Negoi

The Relationship Communication Structure - Uncertainty Avoidance Reflected in Romanian Websites Design pp. 746-753

Doru Plesea, Rodica Pamfilie and Irina Maiorescu

The Impact of Information Technologies on the Organization and Functioning of the Company pp. 754-770

Valentin Florentin Dumitru

Mutations in the Foodstuff Quality Perception of the New Consumers in Romania pp. 771-779

Dorin Popescu, Mihai Negrea and Lelia Voinea

The Psycho-sensorial Value of the Food Products a Provocative Component in Purchase Decision pp. 780-789

Magdalena Bobe and Roxana Procopie

Potential Connections between Migration and Immigrants Food Consumption Habits. The Case of Romanian Immigrants in Andalusia, Spain pp. 790-802

Andreea Simona Saseanu and Raluca Mariana Petrescu

Volume 13, issue 30, 2011

The Knowledge - Based Economy: Implications for Higher Education in Economics and Business pp. 343-344

Vasile Dinu

Universities as Suppliers of Entrepreneurship Education Services. The Cases of The University of Seville and The Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest pp. 347-361

Isidoro Romero, Raluca Mariana Petrescu and Alina Elena Balalia (Iosif)

Relative efficiency of higher education in Croatia and Slovenia: an international comparison pp. 362-376

Alka Obadić and Aleksander Aristovnik

Evaluation of the Entrepreneurship Education Programme in University: A New Approach pp. 377-391

Urve Venesaar, Hannes Ling and Karen Voolaid

Intergenerational knowledge transfer in the academic environment of knowledge-based economy pp. 392-403

Viorel Lefter, Constantin Bratianu, Adriana Agapie, Simona Agoston and Ivona Orzea

Knowledge based economy –technological perspective: implications and solutions for agility improvement and innovation achievement in higher education pp. 404-419

Bogdan Ghilic-Micu, Marinela Mircea and Marian Stoica

Universities` Role in Knowledge-Based Economy and Society. Implications for Romanian Economics Higher Education pp. 420-436

Marta-Christina Suciu, Irina-Virginia Drăgulănescu, Alexandru Ghiţiu-Brătescu, Luciana Picioruş and Cosmin Imbrişcă

Developing a Conceptual Model Based on the Correlations Between Marketing Higher Education and Knowledge Based Economy pp. 437-447

Razvan Zaharia, Emanuela Maria Avram and Raluca Cristina Eftimie

Employers’ Perception Of Competences Acquired Through Academic Marketing Training In Knowledge Based Economy pp. 448-463

Ioan Plăiaş, Ciprian-Marcel Pop, Raluca Băbuţ and Dan Cristian Dabija

Exploratory Research on the Organizational Learning in Small Enterprises and Implications for the Economic Higher Education pp. 464-481

Carmen Balan and Daniela Ioniţă

A Possible Model for Developing Students’ Skills within the Knowledge-Based Economy pp. 482-496

Ion Plumb and Andreea Zamfir

Modern Solutions For Economic Higher Education In The Knowledge-Based Society pp. 497-511

Paul Pocatilu and Cristian Ciurea

University – Business Partnerships And The Relatively Limited Regional Engagement, In European Context. The Case Of Business Schools pp. 512-526

Cristina Maria Serbanica (Pantelica)

The Perception of Students from the Economic Area on the New Learning Methods in the Knowledge Society pp. 527-543

Nicoleta Dospinescu, Maria Tătăruşanu, Gina Ionela Butnaru and Lucian Berechet

The Relationship Between University Research And The Marketability Of Universities pp. 544-554

Simona Vasilache, Mihaela Dima and Mihaela Dan (prejmerean)

The Positioning of Universities in Collaborative Models as Clusters in a Knowledge Based Economy pp. 555-564

Adrian Tantau, Nicolae Pop, Daniela Hincu and Laurenţiu Frăţilă

Exploratory Research On Students` Opinions Regarding The Features Of The Educational Process In A Knowledge-Based Economy pp. 565-579

Sorin-George Toma

Towards Explaining Growth of Private and Public services in the Emerging Market Economies pp. 581-598

Metka Stare and Andreja Jaklič

Creativity In Conscience Society pp. 599-619

Ion Gh. Rosca and Dumitru Todoroi

Towards a Model of Designing an Organizational Structure in a Knowledge Based Society pp. 620-631

Mihai Vărzaru and Eric Jolivet

Rapid Changes of International Trade Flows Geography. An Approach Grounded on the Knowledge-Based Economy Concept pp. 632-645

Silviu Neguţ

Good Practices In The Third Party Audits Of The Systems Of Quality Management According To TÜV Cert Requirements pp. 647-651

Anca Atanase

Nicolae D. Xenopol – The Founder Of The Academy Of High Commercial And Industrial Studies Of Bucharest pp. 652-657

Ion Vorovenci

Government Failure, Always A Topical Matter pp. 658-664

Simona Buşoi

Volume 13, issue 29, 2011

Corporate Social Responsibility – Opportunity for Reconciliation between Economical Interests and Social and Environmental Interests pp. 6-7

Vasile Dinu

A Corporate Model of Similitude for SMEs Reunion into a Corporation, Viewed from the Angle of Physical Thought, and Its Complex Economic and Social Impact pp. 10-27

Gheorghe Săvoiu, Constantin Manea, Victor Iorga – Simăn, Florentina Magda Enescu and Mladen Čudanov

Business Ontology for Evaluating Corporate Social Responsibility pp. 28-42

Ion Smeureanu, Andreea Dioşteanu, Camelia Delcea and Liviu Cotfas

Corporate Social Responsibility in Romanian Companies – between Perceptions and Reality pp. 43-55

Ciprian Obrad, Dalia Petcu, Vasile Gherheş and Sorin Suciu

Social Responsibility Concerns of SMEs in Romania, from the Perspective of the Requirements of the EFQM European Excellence Model pp. 56-71

Marieta Olaru, Ghiorghiţa Stoleriu and Ioana Maria Diana Şandru

Cause-Related Marketing, Part of Corporate Social Responsibility and Its Influence upon Consumers’ Attitude pp. 72-85

Laurentiu-Dan Anghel, Georgiana Florentina Grigore and Mihai Roşca

Social Responsibility Practices Regarding Facilities Granted to Employees and Consumer Protection in Selected European Companies pp. 86-103

Voicu-Dan Dragomir and Elena Roxana Anghel (Ilcu)

Partnership in Social Marketing Programs. Socially Responsible Companies and Non-Profit Organizations’ Engagement in Solving Society’s Problems pp. 104-116

Corina Şerban

Research on Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting pp. 117-131

Camelia Lungu, Chirata Caraiani and Cornelia Dascălu

Social Responsibility of Multinational Corporations to Train Their Personnel. An Evaluation of Explanatory Variables for a Telecommunications Company pp. 132-145

Basarab Gogoneaţă

An Investigation Regarding the Disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility Information for Listed Companies from Romania pp. 146-161

Valentin Florentin Dumitru, Iuliana Ionescu, Adriana Calu and Mirela Oancea

Corporate Social Responsibility and the Sustainable Competitive Advantage pp. 162-179

Dumitru Miron, Monica Petcu and Iulia Maria Sobolevschi

Corporate Social Responsibility: The Challenge for Medium Sized Enterprises in the Bamberg-Forcheim Region, Germany pp. 180-194

Viorica Şerban and Malte Kaufmann

Corporate Social Responsibility in the Context of Financial Crisis: A Comparison between Romania and Lithuania pp. 195-206

Rodica Milena Zaharia and Dainora Grundey

Students’ Perceptions on Corporate Social Responsibility at the Academic Level. Case Study: The Faculty of Administration and Business, University of Bucharest pp. 207-220

Marin Burcea and Paul Marinescu

The Implications of Corporate Social Responsibility on the Accounting Profession: The Case of Romania pp. 221-234

Nadia Albu, Cătălin Nicolae Albu, Maria Mădălina Gîrbină and Maria Iuliana Sandu

The Social Responsibility of the Top 100 Romanian Companies. An Analysis of Corporate Websites pp. 235-248

Tamara Eugenia Baleanu, Liviu Chelcea and Alin Stancu

Some Issues Involved by the Policies Concerning Exchange Rate and Inflation. Quantitative Approach pp. 250-257

Emilian Dobrescu

Institutional Approach and Enterprise Creation: Support Systems in the Case of Small City in Rural and Peripheral Areas of Portugal pp. 258-272

Maria Jose Silva, Virgínia Trigo and Rute Antunes

Improving the Service Quality as a Socially Responsible Activity of Hotel Companies pp. 273-286

Ivana Blesic, Slobodan Cerovic and Vanja Dragicevic

Purchasing Power Parity in Eastern European Countries: Further Evidence from Black Market Exchange Rates pp. 287-294

Alper Aslan and Ferit Kula

On One Experimental Test of the Samaritan’s Dilemma pp. 295-304

Karolina Barinkova, Vladimír Gazda, Marek Grof, Matus Kubak and Marko Lalic

Risk Diversification in the Agricultural Sector in Bulgaria pp. 305-320

Marina Nikolova and Marusya Linkova

Professor C. Florescu – Founder of the Marketing School from Bucharest pp. 322-330

Nicolae Pop

Global Practices of Corporate Social Responsibility pp. 331-333

Catalina Soriana Sitnikov

Rural Tourism - Treaty pp. 334-338

Marcel Pop