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Ch 1 Serbian Place in the Process of Globalization Toward the European Integration: Srdjan Redzepagic and Malisa Djukic
Ch 1 A European Distribution of Income Perspective on Portugal-EU Convergence: João Andrade, Maria Adelaide Duarte and Marta Simões
Ch 1 Maastricht Criteria at the Age of 18: Are They Converging, Which Party and to What End?: Marko Malovic, Malisa Djukic and Srdjan Redzepagic
Ch 1 Central European Transition and the Development of Finance: Jean-Paul Guichard
Ch 1 The Importance of a Good Indicator for Global Exciess Demand: João Andrade and António Portugal Duarte
Ch 2 Ecologic and Economic Aspects of Integration of Serbia in the EU: Bozo Draskovic and Zoran Rajkovic
Ch 2 Macroeconomic Aspects and Perspectives of Serbia within the Process of Enlargement of the Uropean Union: Srdjan Redzepagic and Malisa Djukic
Ch 2 CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES OF IMPLEMENTATION STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE SERBIAN ECONOMY: Ivan Stosic and Dejan Eric
Ch 2 Impacts of Global Recession in Western Balkan Countries a Comparison with the EU New Member States: Matthieu Llorca and Srdjan Redzepagic
Ch 2 Attractiveness of Western Balkan Countries for FDI: Matija Rejec and Slavica Penev
Ch 3 Influence of World Crisis on Western Balkans Countries – Undertaken Measures and Expected Effects: Dejan Eric, Aleksandar Zdravkovic and Drasko Nikolic
Ch 3 Attractiveness of Serbia for Foreign Direct Investments: tendencies, Obstacles and Perspectives: Ivan Stosic, Draško Nikolić and Mihajlo Djukic
Ch 3 The Effect of the ATM and the POS in the Demand for Money in Europe: Susana da Silva Brito and Fátima Sol Murta
Ch 3 The Inflation and Exchange Rate in the Five Balkan Countries from Maastricht Convergence Criteria Prospect: Vlastimir Vukovic and Aleksandar Zdravkovic
Ch 3 STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC SUBJECTS' INTERNAL CAPACITIES – MARKETING MANAGEMENT AND CRM: Hasan Hanic and Ivana Domazet
Ch 4 HARMONIZATION OF LEGISLATION WITH THE EU STANDARDS: Djuro Djuric and Srdjan Redzepagic
Ch 4 "Invisible Hand" of Globalization: Slavenko Grgurevic and Djuro Kutlaca
Ch 4 Innovation Policies and Economic Growth: the Case of Brazil, India and China: Ricardo Mendes, António Portugal Duarte, Adelaide Duarte and Marta Simões
Ch 4 Accession to the European Union, Interest Rates and Indebtedness: Greece and Portugal: Pedro Bação and António Portugal Duarte
Ch 4 Assessing the Leverage Effect of Public Debt in Albania and Serbia: Marius Samizafy
Ch 5 The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Serbian Banking Sector – The NBS Response: Perisa Ivanovic and Mladenka Balaban
Ch 5 European Integrations in Terms of Sustainable Development in Serbia: Andrea Andrejevic and Simonida Vucenov
Ch 5 Financial System Integration of Serbia in the European Financial System: Zoran Grubisic, Perisa Ivanovic and Nikola Fabris
Ch 5 INSTITUTIONS AS A FACTOR OF COMPETITIVENESS IMPROVEMENT: Vlastimir Lekovic and Slobodan Cvetanovic
Ch 5 Macroeconomic Developments and Medium-term Outlook for the Western Balkans and Croatia: Massimo Cingolani, Nadia Garbellini and Ariel Wirkiermann
Ch 6 Development of European Financial System: Challenges for the Balkan Countries Integration Process: Dejan Eric and Ivan Stosic
Ch 6 Profitability and Financial Power Analysis: Gordana Vukelic and Zivka Przulj
Ch 6 Economic Aspects of Investing in Renewable Energy in the Function of the European Integrations: Jelena Djuran
Ch 6 EXPLICIT SOCIAL COSTS OF CRIME IN A TIME OF CRISIS - COSTS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE DRIVERS’ CRIMES: Tânia Dias and Pedro Sousa
Ch 6 Harmonization of Serbian Accounting Standards with the EU Standards: Gordana Vukelic, Sonja Djuricin and Grozdana Belopavlovic
Ch 7 Financial Integration of Western Balkan Countries Do Foreign Capitals Matter?: Fabienne Bonetto and Irina Syssoyeva-Masson
Ch 7 The Western Balkan Countries Relations withe EU Development and Perspectives: Elena Baranenko and Sasa Milivojevic
Ch 7 Credibility and Monetary Policy: The Case of Serbia: Gradimir Kozetinac
Ch 7 NEEDS AND POSSIBILITIES FOR ENHANCEMENT OF SERBIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS: Vlastimir Vukovic and Jelena Minovic
Ch 8 Countries and Its Significance for Their EU Accession Process: Slavica Penev and Andreja Marusic
Ch 8 Challenges in Banking Sector in Serbia Under Conditions of Financial Crisis: Isidora Beraha and Grozdana Belopavlovic
Ch 8 Euro Integration Reserve Currency?: Ana Filipa Dias and António Portugal Duarte
Ch 8 Cultural Barriers to Serbia Joining the European Union: Zivka Przulj and Gordana Vukelic
Ch 8 Structural Macro-economic Capacity to React to Economic Policy Shocks for Fighting the Effects of the Current Worldwide Crisis. The case of Iran: Claude Berthomieu, Majid Sameti and Parastoo Shajari
Ch 9 Price of Transition and Transition Losses in CEE Countries with Special Reference to BiH: Dusko Jaksic and Nebojsa Bomestar
Ch 9 Intolerable Surges, Exchange Rate Regimes and Sudden Stops of Capital Inflows: Ayachi Feith and Bhar Youssef
Ch 9 Monetary Policy and the Path to Successful Introduction of Euro in Slovak Republic: Júlia Ďurčová and Ľudmila Bartóková
Ch 9 THE VENTURE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AS PRECONDITION FOR INNOVATION CAPACITY INCREASING (CASE OF SERBIA): Nikola Makojevic and Petar Veselinovic
Ch 9 Securitites Clearing and Settlement in Srbia According to Recommendations of ECB-CESR: Aleksandra Bradic-Martinovic
Ch 10 At Crossroads of Crisis Towards the New Emerging World: Slavenko Grgurevic
Ch 10 WHERE ARE THE FRAGILITIES? THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FIRMS' FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS, SIZE, AND AGE: Carlos Carreira and Filipe Silva
Ch 10 Misconduct of the Key Policy Rate: The Case of Serbia: Branko Zivanovic, Milena Kovacevic and Una Vukoje
Ch 10 Liberalization Among Developing Countries: Vlatka Bilas and Sanja Franc
Ch 10 Credit Rating Agencies, Finance and Growth: Anabela Ramos and Marta Simões
Ch 11 Financial Crisis and Domino Effect: Pedro Bação, João Maia Domingues and António Portugal Duarte