Global Economic Observer

2013 - 2019

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2019, issue 2, vol 7

The Evolution of European Economic Governance pp. 7-15

Norbert Szijarto

Russia and the Transforming European Security pp. 16-26

Napoleon Pop and Andreea-Emanuela Dragoi

A New Paradigm regarding the Real Convergence of Romania to the EU pp. 27-35

Virginia Campeanu

More Integration, Disintegration or Something in Between: Lessons from Brexit and Some Other Issues pp. 36-43

Miklos Somai

Economic Globalisation and the Development of the European Union pp. 44-47

Mihaela Musat

Narratives and Actions Regarding the Belt and Road Initiative in ASEAN Countries pp. 48-55

Iulia Oehler-Şincai

The New Trends and Developments of China-EU Scientific and Technological Innovation Cooperation pp. 56-65

Zhang Min

Environmental Managmenet Accounting – Priorities to the Reporting Company Systems pp. 66-73

Andreea Paula Dumitru

Reversible Depreciation of Property, Plant and Equipment - Tax Implications vs. Ensuring the Quality of the Accounting Information pp. 74-80

Nicoleta Cristina Matei

Theoretical Approaches on Optimal Capital Structure pp. 81-87

Maria Zenovia Grigore and Mariana Gurau

Early Warning Systems for Currency Crises pp. 88-98

Madalina Antoaneta Radoi and Mariana Gurau

Professional EXO-JUDGMENT Perception – a Quantitative Research Based on an Innovative Conceptual Structure. Part II pp. 99-103

Viorica Mirela Stefan-Duicu and Adrian Stefan-Duicu

The Role of Sovereign Debts in the Development of the Actual Macroeconomic Environment pp. 104-111

Emilia Cornelia Stoica and Nicoleta Georgeta Panait

Electromobility in the Automotive Industry. What Role Does Technology Change Play in the Geographic Pattern of Production? pp. 112-120

Gabor Tury

Highlighting the Factors that Influence the Behavior of Consumers in Air Transport in Romania pp. 121-125

Ionut-Claudiu Popa

Analysis of Nutritional Principles Addressed and Nutrition in Romanians: A Case Study pp. 126-130

Raluca-Giorgiana Chivu and Otilia-Elena Platon

2019, issue 1, vol 7

Competitiveness Enhancement in A National Medical Institute

Madalina Radoi and Alexandru Olteanu

Foreign Universities in Qatar: A Critical Review of Policy and Sustainability Issues Abstract: - Qatar is transitioning toward a knowledge society and aims to become a hub for international education. Qatar’s Permanent Constitution and Nation Vision 2030 explicitly refer to the role of government in promoting sound education and making it the prime driver of human, social, and economic development. The government has invested 3.5% of its GDP in education. Since 1998, Qatar has succeeded in contracting with 11 international foreign universities to open International Branch Campuses (IBCs) in Qatar, including Texas A&M University, Weill Cornell Medicine, Georgetown University, University College London, and the University of Calgary. These IBCs offer a range of specializations and degree programmes, such as medicine, engineering, foreign affairs, journalism, and tourism. Hence, this study attempts to examine Qatar’s policy on IBCs and investigate its sustainability. The paper focuses on discussing critical policy issues, including English as a language of instruction, mixed-gender education, and IBC ‘glocalization’, and addresses sustainability issues related to the IBCs such as political will, economic diversification, and the contribution of the IBCs to Qatari society. This library-based, theoretical, and critical study provides a basis for extended scholarly investigations and debates on Qatar’s unique model of hosting foreign universities’ campuses

Fethi B Jomaa Ahmed

The Chinese presence on the periphery of Europe. The "17 + 1 Format", The Trojan horse of China?

Xavier Richet

The Role of Big Rating Agencies in Intensifying the Economic Crises

Petre Filip

Challenges and Opportunities of the EU Migration Policy

Alina Dumitrescu

Yield and Risk - The Basic Coordinates of Socio-Economic Development Programs

Emilia Cornelia Stoica and Mihaela Sudacevschi

Challenges for the Global Financial System

Serghei Margulescu

The Impact Of Public Procurement Law To The System Of Public Finance

Richard Pospisil, Philipp Kunz and Ondrej Krocil

Could Romania become a trade hub on the TEN-T and the Belt and Road initiative

George Dumitrescu

China's International Policy in the New Era

Doru Costea

Motivation And Performance In Organization

Costin Alexandru Panait

Challenges, Opportunities and Prospects of Cooperation Under The 16+1 And Belt and Road Initiative

Sun Jie

European Union Economic Integration And Development

Mihaela Musat

Romania 2040 - A Perspective

Napoleon Pop and Sorin-Nicolae Curcă

European Political Strategy Centre: A vision about EU Industrial Policy after Siemens – Alstom Deal

Petre Prisecaru

Explaining Power Over the Investee - the Rights that Give the Possibility to Directs the Investee`s Relevant Activities

Viorica Mirela Stefan-Duicu and Adrian Stefan-Duicu

Evaluation Of The Service Quality And Satisfaction In The Turkish Higher Education In Terms Of International Students pp. 008-015

Nizamettin Bayyurt

Travel and Tourism in the New Member States of the European Union pp. 016-027

Daniel Bulin, Maria-Irina Ana, Laura Brad and Anca Andrei

Trade relations of the Republic of Moldova with the Russian Federation: from dependence to export reorientation pp. 028-036

Dorina Clichici and Victoria Iordachi

The Role Of The Diaspora In Promoting Tourism For The Valorisation Of Cultural Heritage. Case Study Romania pp. 037-040

Enache Oana Andreea

An Unknown Treasure – How Do Companies Determine The Value Of Their Data? pp. 041-049

Barbara Engels

2019, issue 1

Six Years of ʼ16+1ʼFramework of Cooperation – in Between EU, Expectations and Limitations

Dragana Mitrovic

How Do BRI Narratives and Actions Impact Cooperation Relations and Partnerships Worldwide?

Iulia Oehler-Şincai

Sino-Romania Relations Under the Framework of Relations Between China and CEECS Countries: A Perspective of Local Cooperation

Gang Xu

Interconnection Cooperation Between China and CEECs under the Belt and Road Initiative

Ju Weiwei

The Spirit of the New Silk Road -A global Revolution of Creativity and Progress

Elke Fimmen

People to People Communication: A case study of Education Cooperation between China and CEECs from 2006-2016

Song Lilei and Cheng Yu

Sino-Russian Rapprochement and Its Impact on Global Power Dynamics

Andreea-Emanuela Drăgoi and Ana-Cristina Bâlgăr

The Chinese Development Model and The Multi-Polar World. Exploring the Possibility of Other Countries Adapting and Adopting This Model

Florin Bonciu

“16+1 Cooperation”： Considering Three Sets of Relationship

Gao Ge

Belt and Road Initiative and Possible Implications for Central and Eastern Europe Countries

Răzvan Voinescu and Cristian Moisoiu

The Looming USA-China Trade War and Its Consequences

Sarmiza Pencea

Financial Cooperation between China and CEEC: Development and Prospective

Ji YIi and Liu Zuokui

The Belt and Road Initiative and Globalization:The Perspective of Globalization-Constituting Theory

Fayin Xu