HOLISTICA Journal of Business and Public Administration

2010 - 2016

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Volume 7, issue 3, 2016

Instruments to Support the Quaternary Sector in the Romanian Context pp. 9-19

Codru?a Ilinca Dr?goiu

Can Machines Be Self-Aware? pp. 20-34

?tefan Iancu

Aspects Regarding the Implementation of Quality Management in the Public Administration pp. 35-43

Elena Condrea, Anca Cristina Stanciu, Mihaela Constandache and Raluca Daniela Rizea

The Opinion of the Dambovita Tourists Regarding the Romanian Type of Tourism pp. 44-53

Georgiana-Daniela Badicu and Andreea-Violeta Andreiana

Transport and Logistics Services Market in Romania pp. 54-65

Andreea Bianca Ene

Discussion on Government Audit and National Economic Security pp. 66-76

Zhang Han, Jiang Xueying, Gu Lisha and Yang Xiaoxin

Excellence in Objective Strategic Education in the Military University pp. 77-84

Gabriel-Iulian Tãnase and Marian Velica

Discussing Context and Perception of Public and Private Laws and their Impact on Society pp. 85-92

Christopher de Freitas Bradley and Florina Sandu (Udroiu)

Volume 7, issue 2, 2016

Symmetry and Dynamism in Systems Theory pp. 9-17

Eufrosina Otlãcan

Evaluation of Science and Technology Finance Efficiency - Based on Super Efficiency Dea Model pp. 18-29

Yuan Shun, Fei Na, Gu Lisha and Zhao Xin

Digital Economy in Romania - Sociological and Economic Dynamics pp. 30-39

Ghenadie Ciobanu and Catalin Ghinararu

The Ongoing Industrial Revolution – Achievements and Implications pp. 40-49

Valeriu Tudor

Aspects and Trends Concerning the Quality of Health Care Services in Romania pp. 50-57

Anca Cristina Stanciu, Elena Condrea, Mihaela Constandache and Alexandra Stanciu

Integrated Communication in Private Sector Organisations pp. 58-68

Adriana Grigorescu and Maria-Magdalena Lupu

The Importance of Marketing Mix in the Development of the Pension "The Garden Resort" pp. 69-78

Violeta-Andreea Andreiana, Georgiana-Daniela Badicu and Dorin Iancu

Bucharest in Dutch Language Online Video Travel Stories pp. 79-87

Diana Popa

Considerations Relating to Modeling of Administrative Institutions and Courts in Light of Computerization of the Processing Flows pp. 88-110

Ioan-Liviu Chircã

Boosting Social Change Through Social Innovation Labs pp. 111-122

Andreea-Maria Tîrziu

Volume 7, issue 1, 2016

Key Role of Administration in ”Smart Cities” Development pp. 9-22

Cristina Lincaru, Speranþa Pirciog, Vasilica Ciucã and Draga Atanasiu

A Comparative Study on “Environmental Protection Law” in China and Romania pp. 23-32

Fumin Song

Management in Touristic Industry. Romania vs. Turkey in Terms of Tourism pp. 33-42

Norina Popovici and Camelia Moraru

The New Model of Economic Growth of Oecd Countries - Normative Reference for Romania pp. 43-52

Beatrice Chiriac and Cristina Lincaru

The Current Situations of FDI in Romania pp. 53-62

Yuanyuan Sui and Han Zhang

Industrial Parks, Business Clusters and Business Incubators – Instruments to Promote and Support Competiveness, with an Impact on Economic Growth And Employment pp. 63-74

Codru?a Ilinca Dr?goiu

Theories Used in Neuro-Linguistic Progromming (NLP) for Motivation pp. 75-89

Bogdan - Alexandru Furduescu

Economic and Financial Analysis of a Company pp. 90-100

Andreea Bianca Ene

Professional Training of Civil Servants from the Environment and Public Health Systems in Romania pp. 101-119

Drago? Dincã

Economic Information System pp. 120-127

Marian Velica and Gabriel-Iulian Tãnase

Volume 6, issue 3, 2015

Hysteresis in Unemployment for Taiwan’s Regional Data: Panel Kss Unit Root Test With a Fourier Function Through the Sequential Panel Selection Method pp. 9-24

Li-Hung Wu

What Do People Want From Their Jobs? A Dual Factor Analysis Based on Gender Differences pp. 23-48

Marji Tania Issa Eid

Digital Transformation of the Bulgarian Textile Sector pp. 25-33

Milanka Slavova

High Quality Management in Public and Private Sector pp. 49-59

Adriana Grigorescu and Adelina Dumitrescu-Peculea

The Comparison and Interaction of the Romanian and Vietnamese Negotiation Styles pp. 60-66

Andrei Condrea and Mai Anh Ngo

Smart – Economy Concept – Facts And Perspectives pp. 67-77

Diana Apostol and Eleonora Mihaela Constantinescu

Income Redistribution Through the Romanian Tax-Benefit System: Estimation of Pro-Poor Effects pp. 78-88

Eva Militaru

The Analysis of an Unesco Tourist Attraction pp. 89-96

Andreea Bianca Ene

EFFICIENT ROLE OF THE STATE IN EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT pp. 97-102

Mihaela Jaradat

Strategic Stages in the Development of a Culturalreligious Services pp. 103-110

Nicoleta Popescu (Sparchez)

The Youth Experience Gap Explaining National Differences in the School-To-Work Transition, Book Review by Francesco Pastore, Springer Cham Heidelberg, New York, London, 61 pp., 2015. ISBN 978-3-319-10195-8; ISSN 2191-5512 (electronic) pp. 111-112

Adelina Dumitrescu-Peculea

Volume 6, issue 2, 2015

Law as part of compulsory education on universities pp. 9-19

Pei Zhang

Active labor market policies in Romania and Bulgaria: an empirical examination pp. 20-31

John Polimeni and Raluca Iorgulescu

ASSESSMENTS ON THE REMITTANCES DESTINATION FOR CHILDREN? S EDUCATION Our study identifies how remittances are used in migrants’ families and evaluates the amount of money targeted for the education of the children “left behind”. In order to carry out the analysis, we collected micro-data from a survey elaborated by the National Scientific Research Institute for Labour and Social Protection in August 2014. The survey was addressed to 300 households and showed that in general there are different "profiles" of the respondents, of the migrants, of those who sent/brought money at home and of those with children “left behind”. Our econometric model confirmed and nuanced the findings highlighted by the survey data analysis. More precisely, the attitude of migrants with children “left behind” is more careful and financially responsible, since the share of parents who send money or return with money surpasses that of remittent migrants, in total. Moreover, remittances are mainly used for daily needs and in order to support the children “left behind” to further on focus on their education. As a particularity of the “profile” shown from the survey, it seems that migrants who send money especially for school fees, school supplies, textbooks, etc. They are in general male, with low-medium education level, committed to support children and to provide them better conditions for learning, training and development. The econometric model confirms this “profile” (there is a smaller probability of migrant women to send money for tuition fees payment -65.5%) and it reinforces the claim on the responsible attitudes of migrant parents (families with larger numbers of children “left behind” spend more money on "education": the likelihood of spending remittances for school fees increases 84.7% for every more child) pp. 32-43

Speranta Camelia Pîrciog, Gabriela Adriana Predosanu and Madalina Popescu

Rural development through education school contest pp. 44-49

Liliana Grecu and Magdalena Velciu

The relationship between organizational culture and human resouces management pp. 50-66

Georgeta Andronache (Gogeanu)

Migration, skill proficiency and employment status: evidences from PIAAC pp. 76-83

Ana-Maria Zamfir, Monica Mihaela Maer-Matei, Cristina Mocanu and Eliza Olivia Lungu

Forecasts for activity rate on labour market in Romania using econometric models pp. 84-100

Adriana AnaMaria Davidescu

The local recreation sector: Romanian business representatives’ insights pp. 101-116

Ana-Maria Sava

E-commerce – modern form of business pp. 117-129

Andreea Bianca Ene

Governance challenges and innovations: financial and fiscal governance - Book review by Helmut K. Anheier,Oxford University Press, Hertie School of Governance, Oxford, United Kingdom, 295 pp., 2013. ISBN 978-0-19-967493-0 pp. 130-131

Adelina Dumitrescu Peculea

Volume 6, issue 1, 2015

Law as part of compulsory education on universities pp. 9-19

Tomáš Perácek

Clear rule and regulation in state department basic for effectiveness public administration pp. 20-30

Jadranka Denkova, Jovan Ananiev and Strasko Stojanovski

Influences in the process of implementation of total quality management pp. 31-38

Gabriel-Iulian Tanase and Marian Velica

Rural development through education school contest pp. 39-46

Cristian Petru Pop

Using integrated communication inside an organization pp. 47-58

Maria-Magdalena Lupu

Impact of communication on the building of the educational organization image and of prestige pp. 59-76

Carmen-Elena Olteanu (Andreiana)

The informational systems in the public administration pp. 67-75

Razvan Ion Chitescu

Analysis of european’s quality of life based on the relationship between education and employment pp. 77-88

Diana Elena Serb

Forecasts for activity rate on labour market in Romania using econometric models pp. 89-101

Mihaela Simionescu

Impact assessment of consumption from own resources on the incidence of relative poverty pp. 102-115

Cristina Stroe, Eva Militaru and Codruta Dragoiu

The financial-economic crisis and public debt sustainability pp. 116-126

Florina-Maria Bobes

BOOK REVIEW. Grown up digital: how the net generation is changing your world by Don Tapscott, McGraw-Hill, 2008. ISBN 0-07-150863-5 pp. 127-129

Catalin Vrabie