CES Working Papers

2009 - 2022

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Diplomatic negotiations and the Iran Nuclear Deal - between the realistic and liberal paradigms pp. 100-110: Antonia Pop
COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on the tourism sector pp. 111-122: Cristiana Păvăluc (melinte), Geanina Brînză, Alexandr Anichiti and Gina Ionela Butnaru
Social and economic effects of rural tourism on the development of rural areas pp. 123-143: Oleg Petelca and Veronica Garbuz
Gravity-model specification for tourism flows: the case of Albania pp. 144-155: Visar Malaj
The effect of IFRS application on turnover figures of Romanian companies pp. 156-166: Inesa Tofănică and Emil Horomnea

Analysing the relationship between tourism development and sustainability by looking at the impact on the environment. A study on the European Union countries pp. 1-19: Cristiana Păvăluc (melinte), Alexandru Anichiti, Valentin Niţă and Gina Ionela Butnaru
Change or continuity? Exploring post-revolution state - building in Ukraine and Armenia pp. 20-41: Aram Terzyan
The analysis of the Crimean Tatars since 2014 Crimean hybrid conflict pp. 42-64: Sezai Özçeli̇k
The impact of corporate governance on cost of capital: an application on the firms in the manufacturing industry in Borsa Istanbul pp. 65-88: Berna Doğan and Melek Acar
Financial resources - an important aspect of increasing the performance of the health care sector in Romania pp. 89-99: Mihaela Tomaziu-Todosia, Iuliana- Claudia Mihalache and Felicia- Cătălina Apetroi (răcoare)

The next Multiannual Financial Framework and the strategic challenges and risks to the European Union’s fundamental objectives and values pp. 285-301: Dencho Georgiev
Contemporary patterns of transatlantic trade cooperation in a postBrexit European Union (dis)order pp. 302-319: Iulia-Anamaria Ghidiu
The new paradigm of market transparency: how smartphone apps shape the markets pp. 320-331: Gabriel Donici and Paula-Elena Diacon
Evaluating the quality of health care by assessing patient satisfaction pp. 332-349: Gabriela Ciolpan
Aspects regarding tourism business development in the European Union pp. 350-364: Geanina Brînză and Gina Ionela Butnaru
Declarative vs. operational in the orientation of the non-reimbursable financing programs of investments towards sustainability pp. 365-384: Irina Teodora Manolescu, Stanislav Percic and Mihai Talmaciu

French Press on the Romanian and Bulgarian Presidency of the European Union pp. 170-184: Antoanela-Paula Mureșan
China’s linkages and leverages in Central and Eastern Europe – a new challenge for EU pp. 185-197: Bogdan Lucian Cumpănaşu
Aspects regarding human capital and its influence on the competitiveness of firms in the European Union pp. 198-210: Larisa Pantea
The effects of work stress and trust in managers on employee turnover intentions pp. 211-221: Sebastian Urieși
Exploring the consumer profile of students. An economic approach pp. 222-233: Mihaela Tudose
The trend of the Romanian migration flow explained by means of statistical models pp. 234-258: Daniela Gabriela Cozma and Margareta Bocancia
The European Investigation Order - an instrument of cooperation for a stronger European Union pp. 259-268: Alina Ioana Szabo
Quo vadis, European Union? pp. 269-284: Vladimir-Adrian Costea

Convergence or divergence of the European Union’s energy strategy in the Central European countries? pp. 91-110: Grażyna Wojtkowska-Łodej and Honorata Nyga-Łukaszewska
Improving security governance through cohesive prevention policies in the European Union pp. 111-123: Ionut-Daniel Moldovan
Russian policy, Russian Armenians and Armenia: ethnic minority or political leverage? pp. 124-142: Aram Terzyan
The importance of life cycle on the future development of tourist destination pp. 143-156: Brankica Todorovic
Is human capital a major determinant for foreign investors? Comparative study between India and Romania pp. 157-169: Laura Diaconu and Andrei Maxim

Challenges and opportunities for European Union in the XXIst century pp. 1-21: Ionelia Bianca Bosoancă
Misunderstanding, conflict and divisions between the Visegrad Group and the European Union – an analytical discourse beyond the public cliché of the migration crisis pp. 22-34: Birgit Schmölz
The role of social media in enhancing the modern market relations pp. 35-54: Augustin Ignatov
Exploring the benefits of urban green roofs: a GIS approach applied to a Greek city pp. 55-72: Maria Giannopoulou, Anastasia Roukouni and Konstantinos Lykostratis
Posted workers on the route to a European Labour Market. Case study: OSH-related vulnerabilities of posted workers in Spain pp. 73-90: Ioana Dodi and Ioana Melenciuc

Elements that impose limits on international ethics pp. 423-437: Paul Popa
Environmental approaches in productivity analysis. Improving proposals pp. 438-452: Alexandru Jivan and Miruna Nachescu
Waste management and sustainable economic development in the modern economies pp. 453-467: Brankica Todorovic
A general perspective regarding the relation between institutional efficiency and (economic) development in Eastern Europe pp. 468-479: Ramona Țigănașu and Sorin Mazilu
The sustainability of Romania's accession to the Euro Area - A political project anchored in economic reality pp. 480-490: Tudor Mugurel Aursulesei
Credit expansion and social welfare in the European Union pp. 491-509: Stanislav Percic
The country of origin: a brake or an accelerator when buying a car pp. 510-525: Teodora Roman, Adriana Manolică and Ionela Manole

Making sense of the (post-)Brexit EU: security, stability and the future of EU’s collective security pp. 251-270: Alexandru-Constantin Apetroe
European Union and Central Asia – past directions and future perspectives pp. 271-290: Ana-Maria Anghelescu
Iran and the European Union after the Nuclear Deal pp. 291-305: Radosław Fiedler
EU – A STRONGER GLOBAL ACTOR: NEW CONTEXTS FOR EU-KOREAN RELATIONS pp. 306-325: Hak Je Yu, Cornelia Alexandra Lincan and Elena-Adina Voicilă
Revised EU approaches to development cooperation. Case study: triangular cooperation in Bangladesh pp. 326-340: Elena-Adina Voicilă
The new European Union space policy in order to maintain Europe’s position among space leaders pp. 341-356: Piotr Kolczyński
Nemo potest venire contra factum proprium. The coherence principle in European contract law pp. 357-370: Codrin Codrea
The vicious circles of development through dependence. an interpretation of the Romanian nineteenth century economy pp. 371-395: Dan Velicu
A historical perspective on the link between Romania and Europe, through the dynamics of spiritual values pp. 396-405: Coculiana Acăr
The role of informational technologies in creating a personalized customer experience: a case study of tourism branch in Ukraine pp. 406-422: Dariia Basyuk, Tetyana Prymak and Nataliia Pohuda