SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe

2007 - 2019

Current editor(s): Béla Galgoczi

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2010

Varieties of capitalism in central and eastern Europe: measuring the co-ordination index of a national economy pp. 439-458

Pavol Baboš

What have we learned from the global financial crisis so far: some lessons and some dilemmas pp. 459-473

Mihail Petkovski and Lidija Hristova

Towards a collective memory of socialism? Grounding the discursive production of Hungarian and Czech post-communist anti-communism pp. 475-488

Zoltán Dujisin

Electoral participation as an indicator of democracy in postcommunist countries pp. 489-496

Martin Maštalír

Turkish labour law: a political economy perspective pp. 497-514

Ali Murat Özdemir and Gamze Yücesan-Özdemir

Impacts of 2001 internal and recent global economic crises on youth unemployment in Turkey pp. 515-537

Seyit Köse and Serap Durusoy

The cross-fertilization of cultures through entrepreneurial action: the Berlin case pp. 539-550

Demet Tuncer

Transnational engagements and the future economic aspirations of Turkish-speaking young people in London pp. 551-564

Pınar Enneli

Education, meritocracy and opinions toward affirmative action targeted at women in Albania pp. 565-577

Klea Faniko, Fabio Lorenzi-Cioldi and Fabrice Buschini

The analysis of stochastic dependence in determining a decision on setting up a firm in Poland – survey results pp. 579-587

Jarosław Korpysa

Volume 13, issue 3, 2010

The long and winding road pp. 299-311

Christophe Solioz

How is the ‘European BRIC’ faring? Social policy, the labour market and industrial relations in Turkey pp. 313-325

Dimitris Tsarouhas

Power, politics and the Turkish labour union elite pp. 327-342

Stan De Spiegelaere

The implementation of migration policy in Ukraine: autonomous or directed? pp. 343-353

Kerstin Zimmer

The involvement of foreign citizens in the Czech labour market pp. 355-376

Tomáš Pavelka

Socio-geographic transformation as a result of a subjective sense of poverty in selected regions of Slovakia pp. 377-389

Michaela Madzinová, Silvia Bystrická and Jaroslav Rusnák

Estimating the impact of the Russia-Belarus-Kazakhstan customs union pp. 391-408

Tatiana Isachenko and Roman Krjuchkov

New brand Poland – Polish society in a consumer era pp. 409-319

Radosław Kossakowski

Opening Pandora’s box – Is there any hope of a turn for the better in the employment situation of the Visegrád Four countries? pp. 421-431

Katalin Lipták

Volume 13, issue 2, 2010

The regulation of European labour mobility: National policy responses to the free movement of labour transition arrangements of recent EU enlargements pp. 157-179

Chris Wright

A paradox in EU migration management pp. 181-192

Deniz Genç

Explaining differences in labour mobility in Czech Republic and Slovakia pp. 193-206

Lucia Mytna Kurekova

Adaptation of labour migrants as a function of social management pp. 207-215

Anna Rocheva

Lobbying for a faster integration track for the western Balkans region pp. 217-226

Gordana Djurović and Milivoje Radović

Monetary policy and disinflation on the way to the euro in Slovenia pp. 227-255

Damjan Kozamernik and Tina Žumer

Globalisation and the financial sector pp. 257-269

Ramona Rupeika-Apoga

Problems of capital structure: the case of Latvia pp. 271-283

Elvīra Zelgalve and Inna Romānova

(In)Terminable intervention in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 285-291

Christophe Solioz

Volume 13, issue 1, 2010

Ukraine as a neo-patrimonial state: understanding political change in Ukraine in 2005-2010 pp. 7-27

Katerina Malygina

The rise of right-wing populism in Hungary pp. 29-40

Jens Becker

Political change in Bulgaria: interpreting the 2009 General Election results pp. 41-54

Dobrin Kanev

The re-birth pangs of New Turkey in the 21st century pp. 55-67

Rasim Özgür Dönmez

Transnational corporations, labour relations and trade unions – the case of Russia pp. 69-88

Irina Kozina

Explaining continuity and change in postcommunist central European welfare states pp. 89-101

Kristin Nickel Makszin

The reform of the pensions system in Serbia and the proposals of the International Monetary Fund pp. 103-120

Rajko Kosanović and Sanja Paunović

Demand for money in Macedonia pp. 121-136

Goran Petrevski and Kiril Jovanovski

Corporate capitalism, the end of a doctrine – Abstractionism or creative destruction? pp. 137-148

Tatjana Dragićević Radičević

Volume 12, issue 4, 2009

The global financial crisis and the post-Lisbon prospects of enlargement pp. 439-460

Qerim Qerimi and Bruno Sergi

The transmission of monetary policy in central and east European countries: what is the role of the banks’ market power and efficiency? pp. 461-476

Jean-Marc Figuet and Ion Lapteacru

Employment protection legislation in central and east European countries pp. 477-491

Mirco Tonin

Social rights and the decommodification of labour pp. 493-511

Nergis Mütevellioğlu and Rabia Bato Cizel

The role of trade unions in fighting the effects of crisis pp. 513-516

Liviu Apostoiu

Serbia – A state of social justice (From normative solutions towards practice) pp. 517-531

Zarko Obradović

The 2002 strategy for privatisation in Serbia pp. 533-551

Marija Obradović

Overcoming crisis strategies in the face of the growth of market competitiveness pp. 553-558

Nataša Bogavac-Cvetković and Bojan Ilić

Volume 12, issue 3, 2009

The capitalist crisis and its implications for the Turkish economy pp. 301-314

Mustafa Durmus

The influence of the world economic crisis in Serbia, the measures of the government, the role of the IMF and the trade union response pp. 315-328

Rajko Kosanović and Sanja Paunović

Economic crisis and the position of employees in Serbia pp. 329-337

Dejan Kostic

Should the Macedonian denar be devalued? Some evidence from the trade equations pp. 339-368

Branimir Jovanovic

The benefits and risks of financial globalisation: evidence from the European transition economies pp. 369-389

Aleksandar Stojkov

Entrepreneurship in central-eastern European countries pp. 391-406

Jarosław Korpysa

Trade unions in transitional Russia – peculiarities, current status and new challenges pp. 407-431

Tatiana Chetvernina

Volume 12, issue 2, 2009

Social dialogue, workers’ rights and freedom of association in the western Balkans – a survey after a first round of empirical research pp. 151-173

Heribert Kohl

The crisis of transition and the transition of crisis pp. 175-188

Darko Marinković and Vladimir Marinković

Wages in Montenegro under the pressure of global crisis pp. 189-218

Dragan Ðurić

Tax policy and employment: the case of the Czech Republic pp. 219-228

Pavel Janíčko and Ilona Švihlíková

Environmental competitiveness during the economic crisis pp. 229-237

Natalia Piskulova

Reproduction of human capital in Bulgaria pp. 239-262

Irena Zareva

Comparative analysis of the Serbian and German legislation on emergency medical services pp. 263-293

Wolfgang Tiede and Christine Simon

Volume 12, issue 1, 2009

Post-electoral Moldova in the search for legitimacy pp. 9-21

Igor Munteanu

Central eastern Europe five years after enlargement: in full grip of the crisis pp. 23-33

Béla Galgóczi

Labour migration from east to west in the context of European Union integration pp. 35-58

Rossitsa Rangelova

Macroeconomic aspects of privatisation in Montenegro pp. 59-78

Milivoje Radović, Milorad Jovović and Jurij Bajeć

Estimating the hidden economy in Bulgaria pp. 79-95

Valentin Goev

The influence of the European Union employee participation system and related acquis on companies operating in Turkey pp. 97-116

Gürol Özcüre, Harun Demirkaya, Nimet Eryiğit and Gönül Yüce

The role of marketing in improving communication between medical staff and the beneficiaries of health services pp. 117-127

Vesna Milanović-Golubović

How do we manage people: the case of Republika Srpska and the Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina pp. 129-146

Mile Vasic