Yearbook of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Sofia University

2011 - 2026

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Volume 25, issue 1, 2026

REFORMS IN PUBLIC SECTOR BUDGETING IN BULGARIA pp. 5-26

Iliyana Ankova

STUDYING GENERATIONS IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCE pp. 27-55

Margarita Boeva

EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A REVIEW OF THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL MODELS AND THEIR APPLICABILITY TO BULGARIA pp. 57-87

Tsvetelina Dimitrova

THE EU–MERCOSUR FREE TRADE AGREEMENT – ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AND GEOPOLITICAL CHALLENGES pp. 89-103

Dimitar Zlatinov and Dilyana Slavova

PERSONAL ATTITUDES TOWARD SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION pp. 105-117

Vania Ivanova, Marina Stefanova, Iliya Atanassov and Alexandra Korcheva

CARBON PRICING IN THE CLIMATE DECADE - GLOBAL TRENDS AND COMPARATIVE INSIGHTS INTO CARBON TAXES AND CAP-AND-TRADE SYSTEMS pp. 119-145

Stefaniya Ilieva

THE FINANCING OF SMES IN BULGARIA DURING THE PERIOD AFTER THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CURRENCY BOARD (2000 – 2004) pp. 147-159

Marcellin Yovogan

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRADE OPENNESS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE NEOCLASSICAL AND ENDOGENOUS GROWTH MODELS pp. 161-184

Lidia Kabatliyska-Andonova

DIGITALIZATION OF MUNICIPALITIES IN BULGARIA - SUCCESSES, CHALLENGES, AND FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES pp. 185-220

Desislava Kalcheva and Daniela Ushatova

MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVES ON AI ADOPTION ACROSS FIRM SIZES - A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS WITH INSIGHTS FROM BULGARIA pp. 221-235

Raya Kanazireva

RESEARCH ON GAMIFICATION IN FURNITURE E-COMMERCE IN BULGARIA pp. 237-253

Neviana Krasteva, Sonya Mileva and Aleksey Potebnya

ANALYSIS OF THE LEADING POLICIES, STRATEGIES AND PROGRAMMES FOR THE DUAL CAREER IN BULGARIA AND IN THE EU pp. 255-273

Petyo Kanev

REVISION FACTORS OF RADICAL INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE – PORTUGAL AND THE IMF IN THE 1970S AND 1980S pp. 275-294

Mikhail Raev

WHEN WILL WE STOP WORKING SO MUCH, NOW THAT THE MACHINES ARE INCREASINGLY DOING IT FOR US: TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS, ECONOMIC VALUE, STATUS COMPETITION, AND SOCIAL CONTROL pp. 295-337

Teodor Sedlarski

THE DEVELOPMENT OF EMPLOYER BRAND AND ITS STRATEGIC IMPACT ON THE BUSINESS GROWTH OF ONE COMPANY pp. 339-357

Tinka Churkova

Volume 24, issue 1, 2025

INTEGRATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INTO THE EDUCATIONAL MISSION OF UNIVERSITIES pp. 5-32

Iliyana Ankova

THE EU-NEW ZEALAND AGREEMENT – FULL INTEGRATION OF THE EU`S NEW APPROACH TO TRADE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT pp. 33-45

Dimitar Zlatinov and Dilyana Slavova

FACTORS INFLUCING TEAM EFFECTIVENESS IN A HYBRID WORK MODEL IN THE ICT SECTOR pp. 47-70

Stanislava Ivanova

ON ITERATED LORENZ CURVES WITH APPLICATIONS pp. 71-118

Zvetan Ignatov and Vilimir Yordanov

ORGANISATIONAL AND COST STRUCTURE OF BULGARIAN HOSPITALS AND THE UPCOMING ESG REGULATION pp. 119-140

Alexander Kamburov

SUSTAINABILITY AND ESG INDICATORS REPORTED BY PUBLICLY TRADED REITS IN EUROPE – A CLOSE LOOK AT CARBON INTENSITY pp. 141-149

Ivo Kolchev

CURRENT MARKETING STRATEGIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION pp. 151-167

Neviana Krasteva and Aleksey Potebnya

UNCONSCIOUS BIAS – TYPES, EFFECTS AND SOLUTIONS pp. 169-182

Gergana Manolova

A COST ACCOUNTING MODEL USING COST CENTERS pp. 183-203

Stoiko Mitov

GAMIFICATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION – RATIONALE AND EFFICIENCY pp. 205-214

Apostol Mushmov

DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT FOR BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT (BPM). TRADITIONAL VS. SOCIAL BPM pp. 215-230

Ina Petrova-Gancheva

BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE PERCEIVED WELL BEING DECREASE IN MODERN DEVELOPED ECONOMIES pp. 231-261

Teodor Sedlarski

DEVELOPING TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFT PRODUCTS IN QUANG BINH PROVINCE, VIETNAM, IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION pp. 263-285

Van Hoa Phan, Le Ngoc Quynh Anh and Marcellin Yovogan

Volume 23, issue 1, 2024

PERFORMANCE-BASED BUDGETING AS A TOOL FOR MANAGING PUBLIC RESOURSES IN BULGARIA pp. 5-20

Iliyana Ankova

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL STUDIES - GOALS, SCOPE AND RESULTS OF BULGARIA pp. 21-46

Antonia Baltova

ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXECUTIVE COACHING PROGRAMS N ENHANCING MANAGERIAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS pp. 47-78

Zornitsa Stefanova-Ivanova

NEUROIMAGING STUDY OF „RISKY DRIVERS“ – POTENTIAL KILLERS ON THE ROAD pp. 79-91

Boyan Ivanchev

SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PUBLIC FINANCE IN BULGARIA – RISKS AND PERSPECTIVES pp. 93-120

Desislava Kalcheva

COST ACCOUNTING METHODS IN HEALTHCARE pp. 121-152

Alexander Kamburov

COPING WITH INFORMATION OVERLOAD AS CONSUMERS AND AS MARKETERS pp. 153-177

Neviana Krasteva and Aleksey Potebnia

ESTIMATION OF THE VALUE AT RISK OF WORLD INDICES PORTFOLIO USING VECTOR AUTOREGRESSION MODELS pp. 179-186

Boyan Lomev and Nikolay Netov

DIGITAL TWINS CONCEPT FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENT SMART BUILDINGS pp. 187-198

Mihail Mateev

REMOTE WORK – ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES FOR ORGANISATIONS AND EMPLOYEES pp. 199-218

Rayna Pehlivanska

CULTURE, HAPPINESS AND THE PARADOX OF CHOICE IN MODERN MARKET SOCIETIES pp. 219-285

Teodor Sedlarski

FOUNDATIONS OF CONTEMPORARY ECONOMICS - GEORG FRIEDRICH KNAPP AND MODERN MONETARY THEORY pp. 287-310

Teodor Sedlarski, Aleksandar Todorov and Henrik Egbert

CURRENT STATUS AND TRENDS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF EU TRADE POLICY IN 2023 pp. 311-331

Dilyana Slavova

EVALUATION AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EMPLOYABILITY OF DUAL TRAINING GRADUATES pp. 333-351

Silvia Toneva

Volume 22, issue 1, 2023

MODERN APPROACHES TO FORECASTING FIRM DEFAULT RATES OVER THE SHORT TO MEDIUM TERM: AN APPLICATION TO A PANEL OF POLISH COMPANIES pp. 5-15

Anton Gerunov

WHAT KIND OF MANAGER DO EMPLOYEES PREFER? AND WHY? (ORGANIZATIONAL DETERMINANTS) pp. 17-29

Tzvetan Davidkov, Iya Petkova and Olympia Vedar

INNER COMPASS - AN INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING THE BENEFITS OF COACHING FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT pp. 31-63

Zornitsa Stefanova-Ivanova

THE GREEN TRANSITION - EFFORTS AND FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES pp. 65-76

Radostina Ivcheva

WHAT CAN MARKETERS LEARN FROM PHILOSOPHERS? THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARKET RELATIONS AND MARKETING FROM PLATO TO THE PRESENT DAY pp. 77-91

Neviana Krasteva and Aleksey Potebnya

SOME DEPENDENCIES BETWEEN INNOVATION, THE ECONOMY AND INCOME pp. 93-108

Sonia Mileva-Bojanova and Kosta Bentchev

CIRCULAR ECONOMY AWARENESS IN BULGARIA pp. 109-124

Reni Pantcheva

THE PATH TO GREECE’S DEFAULT ON ITS GOVERNMENT DEBT IN MAY 2010 - CAUSES, HYPOTHESES AND INSTITUTIONAL BACKGROUND pp. 125-150

Mikhail Raev

SLOW-CHANGING CULTURAL FEATURES AND SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: INDIVIDUALISM, COLLECTIVISM, INSTITUTIONS, MERITOCRACY, AND GROWTH pp. 151-193

Teodor Sedlarski

INDIVIDUALISM, COLLECTIVISM, ECONOMIC CULTURE, AND HISTORICAL CAPITALISM pp. 195-237

Teodor Sedlarski

STUDENTS’ SATISFACTION WITH ONLINE LEARNING AND THE CHALLENGES OF HYBRID LEARNING pp. 239-257

Nadya Velinova-Sokolova

THE MINIMUM WAGE - SOCIAL DETERMINANTS, ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS, INSTITUTIONAL REGULATIONS pp. 259-275

Maria Sotirova