SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe

2007 - 2023

Current editor(s): Béla Galgoczi

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Volume 15, issue 4, 2012

Unemployment and the Eurozone crisis: the state of social welfare in the Balkans pp. 425-431

Qerim Qerimi and Bruno Sergi

Moldova’s labour market framework (2006-2011): challenges, opportunities and scenarios pp. 433-455

Viorica Antonov

The spectrum of employment policies and their impact on the labour market in Montenegro pp. 457-482

Vojin Golubović

The impact of employment in agriculture on overall employment and development: a case study of the district of Topol’čany, Slovakia pp. 483-492

Pavol Schwarcz, Ladislav Mura, Mário Pätoprstý and Loreta Schwarczová

The new Labour Code in Hungary in the mirror of the regulations of the European Union and EU member states pp. 493-507

Tamás Prugberger and Andrea Szöllös

Industrial relations transformation in the framework of European Union standards: the case of Bulgaria pp. 509-528

Ekaterina Ribarova

Capitalism and the global economic crisis pp. 529-537

Vladimir Marinković and Natasa Stanisavljević

Social democracy and trade unions pp. 539-544

Slobodan Petrović

Trade union and social rights as a part of human rights pp. 545-552

Andjelka Račić

Volume 15, issue 3, 2012

The social power of trade unions in the new market economies: why is it in decline? pp. 295-302

Ekaterina Ribarova

Trade unions in Slovenia: historical development and the current situation pp. 303-313

Miroslav Stanojević and Živa Broder

The contemporary role of trade unions in the European Union in comparison with Macedonia, Serbia and Croatia pp. 315-326

Aleksandar Chavleski and Temelko Risteski

Trade unions – between the Scylla and Charybdis of politics pp. 327-336

Darko Marinković and Vladimir Marinković

Trade unions and transition pp. 337-344

Oliver Momčilović and Mile Draganović

The need for quality trade union organisation pp. 345-351

Duško Kostić, Radoje Cvejić and Radmila Marković

The trade union right to organise and its exercise in the Republic of Macedonia pp. 353-362

Temelko Risteski, Vesna Sijić and Emrah Mihtaroski

Influence of the European Trade Union Confederation on the development of trade unions in a transition country pp. 363-373

Željko Mirjanić and Jasna Čošabić

The modernisation of workers’ unions for the 21st century pp. 375-379

Predrag Ristić

Creating a role for unions in ambient conditions for increasing employment pp. 381-389

Marko Pavlović and Mladen Stamenković

Trade union pluralism – progression or regression in the protection of workers’ rights in the Republic of Macedonia? pp. 391-399

Todor Kalamatiev and Aleksandar Ristovski

Role of trade unions in the prevention of mobbing (or bullying) pp. 401-411

Gordan Stefanović

Review article: Europeanisation at the crossroads pp. 413-420

Wolfgang Petritsch and Christophe Solioz

Volume 15, issue 2, 2012

Employment policies under budget austerity in times of crisis pp. 143-167

Lyuben Tomev

Romania: the commodification of work during the economic crisis pp. 169-195

Valeriu Frunzaru

Croatia: Time to re-evaluate employment policy pp. 197-223

Maja Vehovec and Iva Tomić

The labour market crisis and the road to job recovery in Serbia pp. 225-252

Mihail Arandarenko

Bosnia and Herzegovina – future stuck in the past pp. 253-268

Damir Miljević

Labour market and employment policies in Macedonia pp. 269-287

Vesna Stojanova and Todor Milchevski

Volume 15, issue 1, 2012

When the EU met the western Balkans: Ready for the wedding? pp. 5-26

George Aspridis and Marina Petrelli

A ‘Europe of multiple speed’ in a downward spiral pp. 27-37

Béla Galgóczi

The development of social security policies in Greece (1974-2011) through the method of data analysis pp. 39-50

Masoura Eleftheria

Social and economic trends in south-east Europe pp. 51-60

Béla Galgóczi and Bruno S. Sergi

Why is there no money for pensions? The causes of the social insurance budget deficit and alternative solutions pp. 61-80

Liviu Voinea

Calculating reimbursement rates in Bulgaria – results of recent reforms pp. 81-94

Ivan Markov, Jeni Nacheva, Yosif Yosifov, Maria Zareva and Petya Georgieva

Increasing the effectiveness of FDI as a driving factor in raising the level of competitiveness in the western Balkans pp. 95-108

Danijela Jaćimović

Health issues of immigrant women: A qualitative study of domestic services in Turkey pp. 109-121

Nilay Etiler and Kuvvet Lordoglu

Survival strategies of the poor and marginalised – The case of internally displaced people in Georgia pp. 123-135

Lela Rekhviashvili

Volume 14, issue 4, 2011

To Europe and back – The Croatian EU accession process and its outcomes pp. 463-480

Darko Šeperić

Under pressure: The impact of EU policy on the social partners in central and eastern Europe pp. 481-492

Ivana Palinkas

Civil society: any way out from the dead end? pp. 493-504

Christophe Solioz

The problem of unemployment in the Republic of Serbia with specific regard to informal employment pp. 505-519

Sanja Paunović and Rajko Kosanović

Ageing population and labour productivity in Bulgaria pp. 521-544

Rossitsa Rangelova and Grigor Sariiski

Trade unions in Turkey: past, present and future developments pp. 545-569

Manfred Wannöffel

Transition from the old to the new: lessons learned in the Israeli Histadrut during the Ramon leadership pp. 571-588

Yaffa Moskovich

Volume 14, issue 3, 2011

The metal and textile industry in Romania pp. 321-345

Stefania Barbuceanu

Developments and prospects in the metal and textile industries of Macedonia pp. 347-373

Mare Ančeva

Developments and perspectives in the metal industry of Serbia pp. 375-399

Radmila Grozdanić

The current economic situation facing Montenegro in the time after the global financial crisis pp. 401-425

Dejan Dulovic

Research on the development and prospects of the metal and textiles industries in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 427-450

Duljko Hasić

Volume 14, issue 2, 2011

Romania: the cost of scarce social policies – economic failure pp. 151-168

Gabriela Cretu

Serbia: equity and efficiency – hand-in-hand pp. 169-184

Dušan Pavlović and Mihail Arandarenko

Croatia: Paradise Lost pp. 185-196

Predrag Bejaković

Bulgaria: transition revised – social fragmentation and the increase in poverty pp. 197-214

Krastyo Petkov and Atanas Vladikov

Bosnia and Herzegovina: development versus progress pp. 215-238

Svetlana Cenić

Montenegro: from equity towards efficiency pp. 239-249

Jadranka Kaluđerović

Macedonia: education vs. unemployment – a way out of poverty? pp. 251-264

Neda Milevska Kostova and Biljana Kotevska

Kosovo: new country, old problems pp. 265-276

Jeton Mehmeti

Albania: education, employment and social policies – lost in translation pp. 277-292

Erisa Çela

Moldova: system survival vs. long-term viability pp. 293-313

Cornel Ciurea

Volume 14, issue 1, 2011

Post-crisis development model of Serbia pp. 7-15

Rastimir Tiosavljević

Effects of the economic crisis in Romania pp. 17-25

Constantin Duguleană

Analysis of the asset and loan portfolios of Latvian commercial banks under the circumstances of the crisis of 2008 and afterwards pp. 27-40

Svetlana Saksonova

The strengthening of company competitiveness during the crisis period pp. 41-49

Edin Kalač and Šaban Gračanin

What can we expect from corporate reporting? The case of Croatia pp. 51-60

Tea Golja and Morena Paulišić

Montenegro in the entangled world: perceiving the global crisis from a local perspective pp. 61-71

Saša Popović

Playing ‘hide and seek’ with the Treasury: why do Poles engage in the unofficial labour market? pp. 73-82

Bogdan Mróz

Private pension funds in Poland pp. 83-100

Lech Keller-Krawczyk

Crime and motivation towards corruption as a result of countries in transition: A case study of Serbia pp. 101-109

Oliver Momčilović, Aleksandar Đurić and Danijel Kadarjan

The peaceful resolution of labour disputes in the direction of social peace pp. 111-118

Vladimir Perić

Legal environment, national strategies and policies for the employment of people with disabilities pp. 119-130

Marga Živitere and Viktors Člaidze

Limiting environmentally harmful economic activities: the role of environmental NGOs and activist groups pp. 131-142

Alda Ozola