SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe

2007 - 2019

Current editor(s): Béla Galgoczi

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Volume 18, issue 2, 2015

Editorial pp. 3-4

Béla Galgóczi and Calvin Allen

Roma and health: the social determinants of health: lessons from the case of Roma in Hungary pp. 5-30

Gabriele Medas

The Bulgarian hospital care system – challenges and reform plans pp. 31-58

Zhivko Minkov

Skills supply and demand in Macedonia: deriving lessons for future policy interventions pp. 59-72

Dimitar Nikoloski and Ljupcho Pechijareski

The impact of employee selection on organisational performance pp. 73-86

Vanja Šušnjar Čanković

Research and development in post-transition: a case study of western Balkans countries pp. 87-96

Dimitar Nikoloski and Ljupcho Pechijareski

The legacy of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia pp. 97-106

Ajla Škrbić

Eurasia vs the Balkans: a comparison between two economic blocs pp. 107-118

Bruno Sergi, D’Aleo, Vittorio and Giacomo Morabito

Poverty and social exclusion as modern problems of the Serbian economy pp. 119-128

Dalibor Miletić, Vladimir Mićić and Krunislav Sovtić

Welcome to the Desert of Post-Socialism. Radical Politics after Yugoslavia pp. 129-132

Kathrin Jurkat

Volume 18, issue 1, 2015

Editorial pp. 3-4

Béla Galgóczi and Calvin Allen

Economies of the western Balkans in the process of European integration – New parametersEla Golemi pp. 5-12

Ela Golemi

The European Union’s role in the maintenance of international peace and security in the 21st centuryGökhan TelatarThe European Union's role in the maintenance of international peace and security pp. 13-32

Gökhan Telatar

Comparison of Balkan countries in the context of sustainable development and quality of life performancesMurat KayıkçıComparison of Balkan countries in the context of sustainable development pp. 33-46

Murat Kayıkçı

Education as an economic factor of development in Bosnia and HerzegovinaSvetlana Dušanić Gačić and Vanja Šušnjar Čanković pp. 47-58

Svetlana Dušanić Gačić and Vanja Šušnjar Čanković

Bulgarian managers – specifics in leadershipIya Petkova-Gourbalova pp. 59-82

Iya Petkova-Gourbalova

Doing business with corruption: an enterprise empirical analysisErmira Hoxha Kalaj pp. 83-92

Ermira Kalaj

The return migration of highly-qualified workers in Bulgaria and in Bosnia and Herzegovina – policies and returnees’ responsesVanya IvanovaThe return migration of highly-qualified workers in Bulgaria and in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 93-112

Vanya Ivanova

Information bridge: Bulgaria-Cyprus – Trade union co-operation for immigrant labour rightsVioleta Ivanova, Stella Georgieva and Evangelos Evangelou pp. 113-122

Violeta Ivanova, Stella Georgieva and Evangelos Evangelou

The Caspian energy plateau: Geo-economic, geopolitical and legal essentialsAnis Bajrektarevic and Petra Posega pp. 123-142

Anis Bajrektarevic and Petra Posega

Volume 17, issue 2, 2014

The EU: Breaking the chains of weariness pp. 153-165

Christophe Solioz

An end to the lies and self-deception: Scenarios for the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 167-174

Jürgen Buxbaum

The 2014 elections in Bulgaria: Political instability without end pp. 175-192

Dobrin Kanev

Turkey as an energy hub for the Southern Gas Corridor pp. 193-205

Thomas Batten

Taxation and budgetary policies in the western Balkans pp. 207-235

Martin Hutsebaut

Are remittances spent in a healthy way? Evidence from Albania pp. 237-266

Ermira Kalaj

The transformation of remittances from consumption to investment: a challenging strategy to accommodate the future pp. 267-278

Eduart Lika

Strike action at the forefront of the social partnership agenda pp. 279-290

Andrea Olšovská and Marek Švec

Volume 17, issue 1, 2014

Capacities in the context of European integration pp. 5-21

Dragan Duric

Bosnia needs an assertive Europe pp. 23-25

Wolfgang Petritsch and Christophe Solioz

Was history ever on holiday? The Europe of Sarajevo over 100 years: from WW1 to www pp. 27-47

Anis Bajrektarevic

The Caspian Five and the Arctic Five – Critical similarities pp. 49-56

Anis Bajrektarovic

Between trust and hope: the Justice and Development Party and the Alevis in Turkey pp. 57-73

Ali Yaman

Labour markets in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan pp. 75-89

Nina Lazaridi, Badr Aziz and Bruno S. Sergi

The role in the integration process of international double taxation agreements – the case of the Republic of Macedonia pp. 91-99

Sejdefa Dzafche

Latvia – 20 years of independence: a trade-off between economic and political sovereignty? pp. 101-109

Eva Maurina

The push towards a modern economy: The Skolkovo innovation centre and IT as a way of reforming Russia’s economic strategy pp. 111-129

Badr Aziz and Bruno S. Sergi

How can Russia successfully overcome the challenges of international R&D projects? pp. 131-144

Fabian Teichmann

Volume 16, issue 4, 2013

Trade unions and the fall of Yugoslavia – the potential and the limitations pp. 379-392

Peter Seideneck

Freedom of movement of workers as a condition for implementing the Europe 2020 strategy for employment and growth pp. 393-401

Biljana Cavkoska

Emigration and immigration: Bulgarian dilemmas pp. 403-415

Evelina Staikova

Do remittances alter labour market participation? pp. 417-432

Ermira Kalaj

Serbia – The challenges of new industrial conflicts pp. 433-441

Darko Marinkovic

Realisation of the right to health and safety at work in the Republic of Macedonia pp. 443-455

Temelko Risteski and Vesna Sijic

Socio-economic cohesion and the future of the region of south-east Europe pp. 457-466

Ela Golemi

New trends in employee education and training: the learning organisation pp. 467-479

Milica Mikuljevic

Economic thought in the capitalist system as a determinant of social, economic and technological development pp. 481-486

Tatjana Dragicevic-Radicevic and Milica Gavrilovic

Why Ukraine, Romania and Kazakhstan have been outperformed by Russia and Poland pp. 487-502

Fabian Teichmann

Volume 16, issue 3, 2013

Developments of the economies, macroeconomic indicators and challenges in south-east European countries pp. 251-277

Grigor Gradev, Enisa Salimovic and Bruno Sergi

The common challenges of south-east European countries in the process of European integration pp. 279-285

Ela Golemi

The Albanian population and migration in historic perspective pp. 287-297

Eduart Lika

Background to trends in youth unemployment pp. 299-312

Ladislav Mura, Renata Machova and Andrej Hevesi

The practice of agency work in the Slovak Republic as a consequence of labour market liberalisation pp. 313-324

Andrea Olsovska and Marek Svec

The June uprising in Turkey pp. 325-346

Emre Eren Korkmaz

Credit rating agencies and moral values in the evaluation of credit risks pp. 347-353

Nada Petrusheva and Aleksandar Nikolovski

Two decades of wage developments and wage setting in central and eastern Europe pp. 355-372

Bela Galgoczi

Volume 16, issue 2, 2013

Institutions and culture: The story of the EU and the fate of Europe’s integration project pp. 131-142

Qerim Qerimi and Bruno S. Sergi

The interconnection and mutual dependence between politics and the economy: a special type of economic crime pp. 143-152

Nataša Tanjević

Management of public companies in Serbia pp. 153-161

Vlajko Petković and Zorana Petković

Some reflections on the theoretical concepts involved in corporate governance – the moral and philosophical aspects pp. 163-175

Aleksandar Rašović

Social entrepreneurship in the Republic of Croatia: what do we know and what are the future potentials and benefits? pp. 177-191

Tea Golja, Roberta Kontošić and Samanta Požega

Theoretical aspects in the defining of mobbing (or bullying) pp. 193-204

Ivan Arnautović

The standard of living in Serbia during the transition pp. 205-214

Milovan Dimić

Reasons for, and the profile and development of, poverty in Serbia pp. 215-220

Vladimir Obradović and Marko Kimi Milić

Serbia: A factory without a roof pp. 221-229

Milan Beslać

Precarious work in the Czech Republic and the approach of ČMKOS pp. 231-243

Pavel Janičko

Volume 16, issue 1, 2013

The collapse of the post-socialist industrial relations system in Hungary pp. 5-19

András Tóth

Parliamentary elections in Bulgaria 2013: How durable are the tendencies of authoritarian populism in a fragile democracy? pp. 21-35

Dobrin Kanev

Is change coming to Bosnia? Reflections on protests and their prospects pp. 37-39

Florian Bieber

Liberalism, neutrality and the politics of virtue pp. 41-58

Koray Tütüncü

Discursive liberalism in the absence of constitutional guarantees in Turkey pp. 59-72

Koray Tütüncü and Fatma Tütüncü

The job crisis in Kosovo – an assessment of the country’s employment policy pp. 73-84

Jeton Mehmeti

The situation in Albania concerning labour relations, employment policies and perspectives pp. 85-95

Ledio Milkani

Globalisation, the global labour movement and transnational solidarity campaigns: three case studies from Turkey pp. 97-112

Emre Eren Korkmaz