SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe

2007 - 2023

Current editor(s): Béla Galgoczi

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Volume 22, issue 2, 2019

Greening the economy: EU membership as a driver for change in south-east Europe pp. 145-180

Bruno S. Sergi, Paul Arkoh, Chaimae Batta, Rim Drissi, Antonio Licastro and Alessandra Rodà

The fight against climate change: the case of investment in renewables in Albania and Croatia pp. 181-188

Gabriele Lombardo

Wage developments in south-east Europe and the influence of economic policy pp. 189-216

Bruno S. Sergi, Enisa Salimović, Sanja Paunović and Rajko Kosanović

The impact of labour productivity on wages in Bulgaria, 2000-2017 pp. 217-224

Lyuboslav Kostov

Strikes and the power/lessness of the union pp. 225-244

Zoran Stojiljković

Social housing in Albania pp. 245-252

Marsida Feshti, Ela Golemi and Greta Petriti

The reality confronting the merit principle in the Albanian civil service: a historical comparison going back to the roots pp. 253-266

Kozeta Vuksanlekaj

The role of ethics in public administration pp. 267-278

Artan Fejzullahu and Mirlinda Batalli

Volume 22, issue 1, 2019

Social dialogue and occupational health and safety in the Republic of Croatia pp. 5-32

Cvetan Kovač, Ivana Krišto, Hrvoje Kovač and Ana Šijaković

Further milestones in the economic development of south-eastern Europe pp. 33-52

Sanja Paunović and Rajko Kosanović

The constitutional protection of property: The case of Kosovo pp. 53-66

Ardrit Gashi

The process of dialogue between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia: A review from a constitutional perspective pp. 67-86

Florent Muçaj and Luz Balaj

The compromises involved in the EU’s eastern enlargement and the quality of the result: implications for the western Balkans? pp. 87-104

Mirela Veleva-Eftimova

Comparative analysis of the criminal offence of the trafficking of human organs in the recently-formed countries of the Balkans pp. 105-116

Fejzi Beqiri

The gender pay gap in North Macedonia: Assessing the difference between low-paid and high-paid employees pp. 117-138

Dimitar Nikoloski

Volume 21, issue 2, 2018

Editorial pp. 151-152

Béla Galgóczi and Calvin Allen

The European integration of the western Balkans (Part II) pp. 153-200

Christophe Solioz

Analysis of the main trends in wages, employment and poverty in south-eastern Europe pp. 201-218

Bruno S. Sergi, Sanja Paunović and Rajko Kosanović

The Balkan route: towards an assessment of the impact of migration in Serbia and Croatia pp. 219-236

Danilo Maria Merlo and Gabriele Lombardo

The Kosovar basic old age pension as universalist exception amidst clientelist fragmentation pp. 237-252

Igor Guardiancich

Sustainable development and the social inclusion of disabled people pp. 253-260

Biljana Čavkoska

Exploring the future of Russia’s economy and markets: Towards sustainable economic development pp. 261-262

Renáta Pitoňáková

Compliance in Multinational Corporations: Business Risks in Bribery, Money Laundering, Terrorism Financing and Sanctions pp. 263-264

Qerim Qerimi

Volume 21, issue 1, 2018

Editorial pp. 3-4

Béla Galgóczi and Calvin Allen

Conference Note: SEER Journal Anniversary SymposiumLidija Pejović pp. 5-8

Lidija Pejović

The European integration of the western BalkansA presentation drawn on the text published here was made as the keynote in the framework of the SEER Anniversary Symposium: 20 Years of SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe, Tuesday 8 May 2018.Christophe Solioz pp. 9-30

Christophe Solioz

Democratisation in south-eastern Europe through integration into the EU: Formalism or meaningful differentiation?Anna PlachkovaDemocratisation in south-eastern Europe through integration into the EU pp. 31-50

Anna Plachkova

The EU membership processes of Romania and Bulgaria relative to Turkey?Ekrem Yaşar AkçayThe EU membership processes of Romania and Bulgaria relative to Turkey? pp. 51-66

Ekrem Yaşar Akçay

Harmonisation of Kosovo labour legislation with that of the EUMirlinda Batalli and Muhamet Vokrri pp. 67-82

Mirlinda Batalli and Muhamet Vokrri

The partial transfer of Kosovo’s state sovereignty to the EU and international organisations – constitutional aspectsFlamur HyseniThe partial transfer of Kosovo’s state sovereignty to the EU and international organisations pp. 83-94

Flamur Hyseni

Wages and human capital potential in the Albanian labour market: Comparing Albanian workforce productivity and labour market earnings to those in neighbouring countriesOrion GaroWages and human capital potential in the Albanian labour market pp. 95-116

Orion Garo

The use of international women’s human rights law in addressing gender-based violence in KosovoAriana Qosaj-MustafaThe use of international women’s human rights law in addressing gender-based violence pp. 117-126

Ariana Qosaj-Mustafa

The constitutional protection of property rights in European and United States systems – a comparative analysisVjosa Osmani-SadriuThe constitutional protection of property rights in European and United States systems pp. 127-146

Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu

Volume 20, issue 2, 2017

Comparative analysis of wages in central and eastern EuropeRajko Kosanović, Sanja Paunović and Bruno S. Sergi pp. 159-180

Rajko Kosanović, Sanja Paunović and Bruno S. Sergi

Minimum wages in selected SEE countriesEvelyn Astor pp. 181-186

Evelyn Astor

Focus: Terms and conditions of employment in the garment and shoe industry in SerbiaThis country profile has been produced with the support of the Rosa-Luxemburg-Foundation. The Clean Clothes Campaign seeks to improve working conditions in the global garment industry and further specific information on the issues covered by this report can be found at: www.cleanclothes.org/livingwage/europe.Bojana Tamindžija, Stefan Aleksić and Bettina Musiolek pp. 187-196

Bojana Tamindžija, Stefan Aleksić and Bettina Musiolek

Next-door relocation: Labour conditions and bargaining power in the Ukrainian made-for-brands garment industryThis article is based on a paper prepared for the 12th Danyliw Research Seminar on Contemporary Ukraine, held at the University of Ottawa, 16-18 November 2017. https://www.danyliwseminar.com/.Oksana DutchakNext-door relocation pp. 197-212

Oksana Dutchak

The lack of a living wage and other rights violations in the garment and shoe industry in Ukraine pp. 213-222

Oksana Dutchak, Artem Chapeye and Bettina Musiolek

Where is Turkey heading?M. Kemal Oke pp. 223-246

M. Kemal Oke

Bribery and corruption – Challenges and potential solutions in multinational corporationsThis article draws on the author’s PhD thesis (2017) on Anti-Bribery Compliance Incentives submitted to the University of Kassel and published by Kassel University Press.Fabian Teichmann pp. 247-268

Fabian Teichmann

Transitional justice and reconciliation from the international peace-building perspectiveRemzije Istrefi pp. 269-288

Remzije Istrefi

Volume 20, issue 1, 2017

The basic characteristics of the information technology sector in Serbia pp. 5-20

Dalibor Miletić, Anka Vojvodić and Marko Vojvodić

Brexit – Implications for south-east European countries pp. 21-30

Ela Golemi

Challenges and impacts of the digital transformation of society in the social sphere pp. 31-48

Miodrag Komarčević, Milovan Dimić and Petar Čelik

Labour market transitions of young women and men in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia pp. 49-84

Nikica Mojsoska-Blazevski

Erosion of self-management – a Yugoslav factory in post-socialist transition pp. 101-116

Kathrin Jurkat

Incorporation of international human rights into national legislation: The case of Kosovo pp. 117-138

Remzije Istrefi and Iliriana Islami

Consequences of administrative silence in public administration pp. 139-152

Mirlinda Batalli

Volume 19, issue 2, 2016

Can constitutionalism build the rule of law?Iliriana Islami pp. 141-152

Iliriana Islami

Expropriation and protection of private property: Analysis of the recent applicable law in Kosovo in relation to international standardsHaxhi GashiExpropriation and protection of private property pp. 153-170

Haxhi Gashi

The precarious situation of domestic workers in the light of Turkish labour law and ILO Convention No. 189Gizem Sarıbay ÖztürkThe precarious situation of domestic workers in the light of Turkish labour law pp. 171-180

Gizem Sarıbay Öztürk

Labour market transitions of young women and men in SerbiaThis article is an edited digest of a publication written originally for the International Labour Organisation and is produced with kind permission. www.ilo.org/publns. This report was made possible due to the collaborative efforts of several members of the ILO Work4Youth Team as well as the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. The ILO acknowledges the support given by The MasterCard Foundation in allowing the research to move forward under the scope of the Work4Youth Partnership.Dragana Marjanović pp. 181-212

Dragana Marjanović

Participation of employees in defining economic policy and strategyDarko Marinković pp. 213-222

Darko Marinković

Logistical performance in the Balkans – trend evidenceVittorio D’Aleo and Bruno S. Sergi pp. 223-238

D’Aleo, Vittorio and Bruno S. Sergi

Political risks and prospects for the strategic development of the funded pension pillars in BulgariaZhivko MinkovPolitical risks and prospects for the strategic development of the funded pension pillars pp. 239-264

Zhivko Minkov

Volume 19, issue 1, 2016

Editorial pp. 3-4

Béla Galgóczi and Calvin Allen

Non-standard work in Croatia since the outbreak of the crisis: challenges and responses in selected sectorsHrvoje Butković and Višnja SamardžijaNon-standard work in Croatia since the outbreak of the crisis pp. 5-22

Hrvoje Butković and Višnja Samardžija

Labour market transitions of young women and men in MontenegroThis article is an edited digest of a publication written originally for the International Labour Organisation and is produced with kind permission. www.ilo.org/publns. This report was made possible due to the collaborative efforts of several members of the ILO Work4Youth Team. The ILO acknowledges the support given by The MasterCard Foundation in allowing the research to move forward under the scope of the Work4Youth Partnership.Dragan Đurić pp. 23-54

Dragan Đurić

Migration and remittances: the rise and fall of Albania and KosovoBruno S. Sergi and Giacomo Morabito pp. 55-66

Bruno S. Sergi and Giacomo Morabito

‘Our own China’: a review of Turkey’s industrial and employment strategy documentsMelda Yaman pp. 67-88

Melda Yaman

The Albanian economy in the 25th year of its transitionEla Golemi pp. 89-98

Ela Golemi

The institutional effect on public health: an Albanian survey analysisErmir Shahini and Ermira KalajThe institutional effect on public health pp. 99-108

Ermir Shahini and Ermira Kalaj

Information support and the processes of social dialogue in the Republic of SerbiaSpomenka Paunović, Sanja Paunović and Rajko Kosanović pp. 109-118

Spomenka Paunović, Sanja Paunović and Rajko Kosanović

A funded pension for GeorgiaLevan Bechkhadze pp. 119-134

Levan Bechkhadze