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May 2014, Volume XIV, Issue 1
- 119-124 Evolution Trends of the Romanian Post-Accession Agrifood Trade
by Gavrilescu Camelia - 125-130 Patterns in Trade in Selected European Union Countries
by Georgescu Vladimir - 131-135 The Economic Policy Coordination in Economic and Monetary Union
by Hlaciuc Ana Maria & Apetri Aniºoara Niculina & Grosu Veronica - 136-140 Study on the Influence of the Number of the ATMs and Population upon Bank Branch Evolution
by Iuga Iulia Cristina - 141-145 Precautionary Measures to be Taken Following a Tax Audit or a Fraud Control Over a Taxpayer's Assets
by Marin Marilena & Popescu Alina - 146-150 The Basics of Land Rent and Lease Rent from the Legal and Economic Perspective
by Marin Marilena & Popescu Alina - 151-156 The Macroprudential Policy- Challenges and Perspectives at the European Level
by Nucu Anca Elena & Roman Angela - 157-162 The Economic Activities Carried out by Sole Proprietors in the Light of the European Regulations Included in the National Legislation
by Pandele Adina Laura - 163-168 Political and Business Cycles: Interferences and Socio-Economic Implications in Romania and Republic of Moldova
by Percic Stanislav & Apostoaie Constantin-Marius & Ulian Galina - 169-177 Mutations Driven by the Global Financial Crisis on the Hierarchy of Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism Channels in CEE Countries
by Popescu Iulian Vasile - 178-182 The Institution of Rehabilitation in the Current Legal and Criminal Law Regulatory Context
by Radu Mariana (Mitra) - 183-187 Interdisciplinary Aspects on the Convistions Which Do Not Attract Relapse
by Radu (Mitra) Mariana - 188-193 The Impact of Capital Flows on the Real Exchange Rate: the Case of Romania
by Roman Angela & Ghita-Mitrescu Silvia & Sadoveanu Diana - 194-197 The Influence of Lending on Business Cycles
by Sãveanu Cristina & Tofãnicã Ramona-Ionela - 198-202 Romanian Banking System in the New Regulatory and Economic Post Crisis Framework
by Taºcã Marius George - 203-207 Econometric Model to Quantify the Performance of Romanian Banking System
by Tofãnicã Ramona-Ionela & Sãveanu Cristina - 208-212 The Liturgical Mission of the Church in the Age of Mondialization
by Tucã Nicuºor - 214-217 Analysis of GDP, Labor and Unemployment evolutions in Romania during the Financial Crisis
by Ilie Margareta, & Ilie Constatin - 218-222 Implications and Modalities to Mitigate Seasonality in the Romanian Seaside
by Ionitã Roxana-Mihaela & Nenciu Daniela Simona - 223-227 Aspects Concerning Certain Powers of Regional Collectivities in EU Countries
by Popa Florina - 228-231 The Maritime Law System in Romania
by Popa George Dorel - 232-237 Aspects of Unemployment in Oneºti Depression
by ªtreangã Constantin - 238-243 Characteristics Regarding the Restructuring of Borzeºti Industrial Platform
by ªtreangã Constantin - 245-250 Legal and Economic Perspectives on Cash Payments made by Professionals
by Apan Rodica Diana & Sabou Simona - 251-256 Romania’s Investment in Renewable Energy – Positive or Negative Results?
by Babonea Alina-Mihaela & Gherman Monica Gabriela - 257-262 Exploring the Long-Run Relationship between GDP and Private Consumption of Romania through Cointegration Analysis
by Bãlã Raluca-Maria - 263-267 Underground Economy - Evolutions and Trends in Romania
by Burghelea Cristina & Aceleanu Mirela Ionela - 268-273 Cost Optimization of a 3-index Maritime Container Transportation Problem using the Modified Han Algorithm
by Carp Doina & Popa Constantin & Serban Cristina - 274-278 The Functions of the Exception for the Non-performance of the Civil Contract
by Cãzãnel Maria - 279-284 Quality of Services between Expectations and Performance
by Cioban Gabriela-Liliana - 285-290 Quality Assessment of Romanian’s Diet by Healthy Eating Index
by Constandache Mihaela & Condrea Elena & Stanciu Anca-Cristina - 291-295 Copper Tenure Versus Inflation. Austerity is not Over. What are the Commodities Trends Tell us About the Economy?
by Drumea Cristina - 296-301 Consideration regarding the Improvement of the Financial Crisis Forecasting Models for Enterprises in Emerging Countries
by Duda-Daianu Dana-Codruta & Piroi Marioara - 302-305 Inflation - a Phenomenon with Multiple Causes?
by Florea (Moise) Ortansa - 306-311 Issues and Objectives of a Green Tax Reform
by Frone Simona & Frone Dumitru Florin - 312-316 National Approaches to Consumer Problems – The Protection Model
by Gheorghiu Gabriela - 317-321 Mobilising Public and Private Investment by Developing Public Private Partnership Projects
by Gherman Monica-Gabriela & Babonea Alina-Mihaela - 322-326 The Level of Understanding Corporate Social Responsibility in Romania Today
by Grigore Ana-Maria & Marinescu Paul & Toma Sorin-George - 327-332 Sectoral Dynamics of the Economic Crisis in Romania
by Gust Marius - 333-337 Knowledge and the Concept of Knowledge Society
by Iancu Eugenia & Pa?cu Paul & Morariu Nicolae - 338-343 Federalism and Autonomy
by Iftene Cristi - 344-346 The Importance and the Implications of the Study of Multiplicators On MTL-Algebra
by Jeflea Antoneta - 347-350 Statistical Aspects of the Dependence between Pollution and Economic Results
by Moise – Titei Adina - 351-354 The Determinants of the Economy-Environment Relationship
by Moise – Titei Adina - 355-358 Communication, Public Relations’ Pillar
by Moldoveanu Mirela - 359-362 Analysis of Budget deficit in Romania during 2000-2013
by Moraru Camelia & Popovici Norina - 363-366 Stages of Evolution of the Market Economy in Romania
by Mo?nianu Cristian - 367-371 World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreements on Competition Policy
by Mo?nianu Cristian - 372-375 Employee Motivation-Source of Organizational Performance
by Nancu Dorinela & Lazãr Cristina & Ionescu Alexandra - 376-379 Information Sharing and its Role in Achieving Organizational Performance
by Nancu Dorinela & ªarpe Daniela Ancuþa - 380-385 Analysis and Forecast of the Gross Domestic Product in Romania Using Econometric Methods
by Nec?ulescu Consuela & ?erbãnescu Lumini?a - 386-391 The Impact of Intangible Assets on the Output of SMEs’ Growth and Labor Productivity
by Oncioiu Ionica - 392-396 Community Sense of the Property in the Vision of the Church
by Pleºca Gianni - 397-400 Study of the Normality of a Distribution
by Podaºcã Raluca - 401-404 The Financial Relationships and the Financial System in Romania
by Popa George Dorel - 405-407 Economic Diplomacy – the Case of Slovenia
by Romih Dejan - 408-412 Motivating Employees -a Key Component of Human Resources in Organizations
by Rus Mihaela - 413-417 The Evolution of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Within Maramureº County during 2009- 2013
by Sabou Simona & Zima Liliana Adela - 418-422 The Obligation to Inform the Future Employee/ Employee upon the Conclusion/ Amendment of the Individual Employment Contract
by Sileanu Lucia- Adriana - 423-426 The Impact of Aging on Social Protection Systems in the European and National Level
by Zodieriu Elena - 428-432 Vegetable Distribution and Marketing, Productivity Indicators
by Alboiu Cornelia - 433-436 Management by Objectives
by Andru?cã Maria Carmen - 437-440 An Overview of Different Approaches on Human Resources Management Practices within Organizations
by Antohi Ionut - 441-444 An Inquiry on How Intelligent Systems (I.S.) Solutions can Influence Consumer Behavior
by Balint Antoniu Ovidiu & Cristea Andrei Mihai & Vidraºcu Paula Angela - 445-450 Usage of Sales Promotion in the Tourism Activity
by Bunghez Corina Larisa - 451-454 Corporate Governance Challenges in a Transitional Economy. Case Study: Romania
by Carata? Maria Alina & Spãtariu Elena Cerasela - 460-463 The Concept of Tourist Motivation
by Caruntu Andreea Laura - 464-469 External Influences on Caras-Severin Voters
by Dinu Gabriel & Dinu Loredana - 470-475 Virtual Communication - Modern Business Communication
by Grigorescu Adriana & Lupu Maria-Magdalena - 482-485 Banking Security Characteristics in Cloud Computing Technology
by Jeflea Victor & Georgescu Mircea - 486-491 Research on How the Port May Influence the Social Life of the Community
by Juganaru Mariana & Juganaru Ion-Danut - 492-495 Study Concerning Information Management and Knowledge Management at Chamber of Commerce and Industry Braºov
by Lupºa-Tãtaru Florin Rãzvan & Vladimir Mãrãscu-Klein - 496-500 The Potential of the Relationship Capital
by Marinescu Paul & Toma Sorin George & Grigore Ana – Maria - 501-504 Design and Aesthetic Elements on the Energy Drink Market Case Study: Red Bull
by Neacºu Nicoleta Andreea & Madar Anca - 505-508 Povizion’s Model for Salary Benefits Granted under the Collective Work Agreement
by Negoescu Gheorghe - 513-518 Fundamentals of Smart Geolocation Solutions for Business
by Petac Eugen & Alzoubaidi Abdel Rahman & Prodan-Palade Doina - 519-523 Challenges of Modern Management. Crowdsourcing
by Popovici Norina & Moraru Camelia & Cucu Eugenia - 524-527 Methods for Determining the Advertising Budget and its Distribution in Different Media
by Serban Comanescu Adrian - 528-533 Trends in the Evolution of Retail Commerce
by Stanciu Anca Cristina & Constandache Mihaela & Condrea Elena - 534-538 Financial and Banking Markets and Data Mining Techniques
by Stancu Ana- Maria Ramona & Perez-Danielescu Dominic - 539-542 Particularities of Recruitment in Crewing Agencies
by Utureanu Simona & Dragomir Cristina - 543-546 Bidding Price Foundation And Update
by Vãduva Cecilia Elena - 547-551 Management Control and Social Balance, Instruments of Company’s Performance
by Vãrzaru Anca Antoaneta & Vãrzaru Mihai - 552-557 The International Nature of Human Resources Management. Case Study at Ford Romania S. A and Lafarge Romania S. A
by Vãrzaru Dan Constantin & Albu Carmen Cristina & Tudor Sorin - 558-563 The Business Environment: A Stakeholder of the University: An Exploratory Approach
by Zaharia Rãzvan & Zaharia Rodica Milena & Diaconu Mihaela - 565-568 The Need and the Importance of Diagnosis and Evaluation for the Enterprises in Difficulty
by Bologa Gabriela - 569-573 The Analysis of the Influences Coming from Different Solvency Systems on the Construction of the European Solvency System “Solvency II”
by Butaci Casian - 574-579 Base Criteria Used in the Evaluation of Investment Projects
by Cãruntu Constantin & Lãpãduºi Mihaela Loredana - 580-584 The Estimates of Environmental Protection Costs
by Chiþiga Georgiana & Isachi Silvia Elena - 585-588 Priorities and Premises Concerning the Fiscal Politics
by Cibotariu Irina-?tefana, & Iancu Eugenia, - 589-592 Considerations over the Foreseen Level of Government Gross Debt in Romania
by Cibotariu Irina-ªtefana, - 593-596 Approaches Related to Tangible Assets Depreciation
by Dima Florin-Constantin & Ducu Corina-Maria - 597-601 Measuring Internal Audit Performance (KPIs)
by Dumitrescu Diana & Bobi?an Nicolae & Costuleanu Carmen - 602-605 Characteristics of Nuclear Risk Insurances
by Frant Florin, & Clipici Emilia - 606-611 Comparative Analysis Regarding Fixed Assets: IAS/IFRS – Romanian Regulations
by Georgescu Cristina Elena - 612-616 Tangible Assets Audit in Construction Entities
by Grigore Marian - 617-621 Comparative Study Regarding Financial Communication by Means of Annual Financial Statements – IASB/FASB
by Guni Claudia Nicoleta & Munteanu Victor - 622-626 The Dashboard and the Balanced Scorecard – Performance Management Tools
by Guni Claudia Nicoleta & Munteanu Victor - 627-632 Methodological Study on the Calculation of Pilot Indicators and their Role for the Management of an Energy Producing Entity
by Isac Leti?ia Maria - 633-636 The Trends of the Fiscal Information System
by Isachi Silvia Elena & Chi?iga Georgiana - 637-640 Global Investments and Strategies of Recovery from Recession
by Istrate Luminiþa Gabriela - 647-651 Highlights of the Strategy for Managing Government Debt in Romania
by Lupulescu-Caruntu Roxana Corina & Vezure Oana Sabina & Caruntu Andreea Laura - 652-657 The Transition to European Standards Harmonized by Accounting for the Public Sector – Necessity and Perspectives
by Manea Marinela – Daniela - 658-663 The Evolution of the Nongovernmental Credit in Romania, during 2004-2013. Lending Trends in 2014
by Mirea Marioara & Aivaz Kamer Ainur & Trandafir Raluca-Andreea - 664-668 A Standarised Accounting Model Of Intellectual Capital To Firms
by Nevado Pena Domingo & López Ruiz Víctor-Raúl - 669-673 Taxation, between Positive and Negative Effects
by Nicodim Liliana & Moldovan Iosif & Tileagã Cosmin - 674-678 Ensuring a Balance in Conducting the Tax Inspection
by Nicodim Liliana & Moldovan Iosif & Niþu Claudiu Valentin - 679-683 Financial Accounting and Transparency of Information
by Nicolae Traian Cristin - 684-689 The Accounting for Intangible Assets and Impact of Assets Impairment
by Nicolae Traian Cristin - 690-695 A Comparative Analysis of the Romanian and Swedish Public Health Systems
by Niþu Oana & Ghi?ã Constantin & Dincã Gheorghi?a - 696-699 Accounting Outsourcing
by Pãtraºcu Daniela Raluca Violeta - 700-703 Use of Internal Control by the Management for the Evaluation of Information Contained in Annual Financial Statements
by Pãtruþescu Monica & ªerban Claudiu - 704-709 Sustainable Development of Tourism in Romania and its Transmission Mechanism in GDP
by Pepi Mitica - 710-713 Environmental Economy - Integrated Assessment of Environmental Costs and Investments
by Piciu Gabriela Cornelia - 714-719 Balance Scorecard in Hospital Units
by Pu?an Alina & Ivan Oana Raluca - 720-725 Funding Romanian Medical Services
by Pu?an Alina & Ivan Oana Raluca - 726-731 Dimensioning and Allocation of the Financial Founds of the Company by Using Dynamic Programming
by Sãlãgean Liana Ramona & Pantazi Paula Iulia - 732-737 Budget Balance: Fiscal Policy Target or Tool
by Savu Nicoleta Andreea - 738-742 Internal Audit Function, Organizational Culture and Their Influence on Corporate Governance
by Spãtariu Elena Cerasela & Carata? Maria Alina - 743-747 Using the Methods of Data Analysis Scoring for Estimating the Risk of Bankruptcy of Firms
by ªuºu ªtefãniþã - 748-753 Particularities of the Expenses' Accounting within the Nonprofit Organizations
by Todea Nicolae & Mihãlþan Delia Corina - 754-758 The Role of International Accounting Systems in Economic Development
by Þogoe Greti Daniela & Avram Costin Daniel & Jorj Mircea - 759-764 Profitability - Vector Sustainable Development, Progress and Viable Accounting Normalization Requirements - Going Statutory Audit and Regulations
by Tudose Geanina Gabriela & Petroianu Grazia-Oana & Dãucianu (Avram) Mihaela - 765-769 Forms of Export Credit Insurance Found in International Practice
by Vãduva Maria - 775-779 Financial Sustainability of the Company
by Vlad Costicã
May 2013, Volume XIII, Issue 2
- 2-6 The Causality Relationship between the Dry Bulk Market and Worldwide Economic Growth
by Batrinca Ghiorghe & Cojanu Gianina - 7-11 Aspects Regarding Romania's Energy Policy in an European Context
by Botescu Ion - 12-16 The Global Dimension of Poverty
by Botescu Ion - 17-20 The Common Historical Basis of the Exception for the Non-Performance and Termination of Contracts
by Cãzãnel Maria - 21-24 The Exception for the Non-Performance of Contracts and the Exception for the Compensation of Claims and Related Liabilities
by Cãzãnel Maria - 25-30 Sovereign Wealth Funds and the New Dynamics of Globalization in the Context of the Current Financial Crisis: International Competitiveness Through Outsourcing in Emerging Countries
by Drãniceanu Doina - 31-34 Crisis Effects on Shipbuilding Market
by Grigorut Cornel & Nistor Filip & Popa Catalin - 35-39 Contemporary Trends within the International Financial Intermediation System Evolution
by Grigorut Cornel & Popa Catalin & Nistor Filip - 40-44 The Severe Consequences of Terrorist Acts and Organized Crime on the Security of the Citizens in the European Community
by Iordache Constantin & Jipa Vlad, - 45-50 Transport Efficiency Through Multimodalism
by Lãpãduºi Mihaela Loredana & Cãruntu Constantin - 51-55 The Importance of Social Responsibility Programs in International Business Development
by Nechita Daniela - 56-59 Critically Appraise of the Specific Aspects of the Strategy for International Market
by Racoceanu Cristina & Stanciu Anca Cristina & Constandache Mihaela - 60-64 The Effects of the Global Economical Crisis on the Global Precious Metals Market
by Rizea Raluca Daniela & Sârbu Roxana & Condrea Elena - 65-67 Controversies Regarding the Internationality Element in International Trade Agreements
by Trandafirescu Bogdan Cristian - 68-73 The Analysis of the Effects of the Direct Foreign Investments upon the Restructuring of the Romanian Economy
by Vechiu Camelia & Popa Lucia Ramona, & Ciorãºteanu Gianina - 75-78 Copyright Protection in Romania and Italy
by Anechitoae Constantin - 79-82 Intellectual Property Rights in International Regulations
by Anechitoae Constantin - 83-86 Some Problems of Jurisprudence Concerning the Difference between Delictual Liability and Contractual Liability
by Botina Madalina & Pangrate Alina Georgiana - 87-90 Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development Strategy
by Brasoveanu Florica - 91-94 Environmental Policy in the European Union and Their Implementation in Romania Abstract:Environmental protection in the European Union is today a policy with a principal role in the development and implementation of all Community Member States policies and. The integrated approach is about developments in the overall strategies of integration in the last decade of the last century who gradually adapted to the model of sustainable development. The Maastricht Treaty raises environmental protection at the "rank" of policy for the Community and the Treaty of Amsterdam includes the principle of sustainable development as one of the Community's objectives and establishes the principle of environmental integration into sectoral policies Through the six environmental action programs, the Union has developed a complex system of horizontal Community legislation and areas (air quality, waste management, water quality, nature protection, industrial pollution and risk management, hazardous chemicals and genetically modified organisms, noise , civil protection, nuclear safety and radiation protection), went on to the integrated sector approach, developed principles and tools for action and the external dimension of international cooperation
by Brasoveanu Florica - 95-100 Special Issues of Jurilinguistic Translation. Case Study: The Criminal CodeAbstract:This study aims at analyzing the process by which the highly specialized language of the legal system is highly influenced by English, as a lingua franca. The first section of the study deals with the concept of translation and with issues regarding the relationship between law and language. The second section is focused on corpus presentation, i.e. the Romanian Criminal Code in Romanian and in English. The third section uses the content analysis instrument WordStat in order to answer its central question: What approach can the translator use in order to choose between synonymy and polysemy in the language of law in Romanian and what are the stages of this approach?
by Buzarna-Tihenea (Galbeaza) Alina - 101-105 Management of Risk Factors while Countering TerrorismAbstract:This article attempts to highlight the importance of analyzing the risk factors in preventing and combating acts of terrorism. International interests to prevent, combat and counter-terrorism unit require capitalization, a joint experience in order to transition to a higher stage namely organizational setup and operational institutional mechanism for preventing and combating terrorism. Outside the risk factors (affecting democratic values, reduce access to some vital resources, environmental disasters, individual or collective actions manipulation and misinformation), countries of the world have to manage a number of vulnerabilities caused by internal structural transition process (judicial reform, the fight against corruption, social integration, regional economic differences) that can help increase the impact of these sources of risk to international security
by Damean Doru Claudiu & Popovici Dumitru Dãnuþ - 106-111 Concentration of the Banking MarketAbstract:First, in this study we try to test whether the Structure - Conduct - Performance Paradigm holds by investigating the relationship between concentration and banking system performance in Romania. We find that is a positive correlation between market concentration and performance in Romanian banking, according to the Pearson`s correlation coefficient. We observed that the competition in the Romanian banking system increases continuously in the last years, but the Romanian banking sector remain relatively concentrated. In the second part of the paper, we compared the structure of the banking market in Romania and Spain, using the Herfindahl-Hirschman and Concentration Ratio indicators for period 2005-2009. We find that the banking system in Spain is less concentrated compared with Romania and media owned by European countries.
by Dobre Claudia - 112-117 How Does the Economic-Financial Crisis Affect Our Education? Study on EU-28 CountriesAbstract:During the last global financial crisis, the unemployment rate grew significantly, reaching dramatic accents among youth. Unemployment phenomenon hit various segments of population with different levels of education, but especially those without an upper secondary education. This paper examines how the latest global financial crisis has influenced major developments in education and training, using, on the one hand, indicators that reflect the general economic picture in EU countries, and, on the other hand, indicators that reflect aspects of the education sector. Also, the paper analyzes the relationship between financial and the non-financial sides of education and training sector. The following indicators were included in the analysis: Participation rate in education, Early leavers from education and training, Total public expenditure on education, General Government Deficit
by Ghita Simona & Titan Emilia & Boboc Cristina - 118-121 The Notion of “Curator Litis” (Third Curator) in New Civil Legislation and Correspondence with Similar Notions in the EU LegislationAbstract:Starting from Trusteeship institution, as it is the most common, we watched to capture most situations of such notions. I managed to find a correspondent of curatorship in several branches of law, such as: civil law theory, theory of General obligations, contracts, inheritance, family law, commercial law, administrative law, criminal law and law of civil procedure. I had the opportunity to compare the old notions of this regulation with regulation of the new civil code and I found the interest of the legislature into two main Plains: the to regulate matters considered less legislation, but also to adapt the legislation to European novels
by Marilena Marin - 140-143 Property Acquisition by Civil ContractsAbstract:This work continues an author’s older theme concern of property, acquisition of property and contracts. Through this paper I aimed to bring to the attention of those interested in one of the modes of acquisition of property, with reference to the old and the new civil code. The analysis of a problem from the perspective of both the civil codes is the theme of the current, increasingly common in this time. Romanian legal life, during this period, gets used to the new codes and create the jurisprudence
by Pandele Adina Laura - 144-148 Controversies on the Legal Nature of ExtraditionAbstract:The legal nature of the extradition was a permanent object of discussion in the legal literature. Thus, many authors have emphasized the different legal nature of extradition, based on its role and purpose in the act of international cooperation in criminal matters. According to Professor Ion Tanoviceanu, the extradition is an institution of international law as it is the subject of numerous international treaties and conventions. In a recent study, the author Florin Razvan Radu noted that “extradition belongs to the field of public international law, namely of international criminal law”. According to other authors, the extradition has a mixed legal nature being, at the same time, an act of sovereignty and a jurisdictional one. Extradition appears as an act of sovereignty of the state, which may accept or refuse to surrender an offender in its territory
by Radu (Mitra) Mariana - 149-153 The Implications of the Legal System on Human Cloning, in Vitro Fertilization and Embryo TransferAbstract:One of the topics that incite the medical and legal worlds is the phenomenon of the criminal protection against genetic manipulation, a relatively recent phenomenon, especially taking into account that the technical possibility for its achievement is due to scientific developments. The criminalization of the facts circumscribed within this phenomenon endangering the future of biodiversity came to the criminal legislator’s attention in order to guarantee the specific means for the compliance with the rules established in the field of bioethics, that have become biolaw rules. The law, like bioethics, is applied both upstream and especially downstream the scientific act on human utility
by Radu (Mitra) Mariana - 154-158 Occupational Safety and Health within the European Strategy The Legal System for Occupational Safety and Health in RomaniaAbstract:The integration of occupational safety and health (OSH) with education represents, at European level, an essential component concerning the development of risk prevention culture. This allows everybody, teachers and children alike, to learn how to live and work in a safe and healthy environment. A strategy to promote a culture of prevention and protection must address to all parts of society, widening its scope and beyond the workplace and the workforce. It should help to create a general culture that values health and risks prevention. An educational institution must be a safe and healthy working environment for all the staff who carry out educational activities, as well as for the students and other persons involved so that they may be provided with a safe and healthy environment, adequate to the teaching and learning process
by Rusu-Zagãr Catalin & Anghel Sorin Ovidiu & Georgian Corina - 159-164 Struggles in the Representations of Roma Immigrants: from Migration Management to Public DiscourseAbstract:In this article we seek to unveil the interminglements between Roma migration in Europe and the shift in the public discourse calling for measures. In the first part of the article, we will establish the general framework of public policies in the management of immigration politics influenced the alleged relationship between ethnicity and crime, taking into account concepts such as Roma population exclusion, poverty and marginalisation at home and abroad. Moreover, we will present the important changes presented by the public opinion, taking into consideration several highly publicized events that cast a shadow of the Roma population in the region. Thus, as a secondary level of our paper, we will approach the specificity of social stigma for Roma immigrants, exploring the implications in the field of social identity and deviance. It can be stated that the economic, political factors were also forthcoming and fueled the process of scapegoating. As we see, describing the high level of criminality of foreigners as the general rule is often a cover for the feelings such as xenophobia, where differences between cultural and social identities are justified by stigma. Thus, the perceived inferiority and superiority can lead to group tensions that are also the object of the present work
by Staiculescu Ana Rodica & Gherasim Mircea - 165-169 Economic Implications of Violence and Discrimination in Public AdministrationAbstract:Recent developments in European law have heightened the need to reinvent our approach on workplace violence in the public service. Despite the recent concern in the Romanian law, the subject is rarely referred to, due to the lack of awareness of concepts such as the of violence and discrimination in the workplace, compared to their position in the European space. This paper traces the legal and sociological evolution of social reality as it is reflected in the Romanian legislation on public service and previous practice, with the intention to identify some links between these interdisciplinary approaches. We also want to stress the issues of social responsibility of the employer to the conditions of work affecting the principle of dignity and non-discrimination, and finally, apply preventive and corrective measures. We will attempt to analyze whether the difference between people’s perception of violence as a reality and the low number of complaints before the courts is caused by the lack of visibility provisions prohibiting harassment. Our work will also explore how the customized configuration of workplace violence is a reflection of the work environment, as perceived by public officials after successive reforms adopted by the Romanian authorities
by Staiculescu Ana Rodica & Stan Alina - 170-175 The Impact of the Treaty of Lisbon on the Most Important EU InstitutionsAbstract:The Treaty of Lisbon is the result of a long process by which it was primarily aimed to reform the legal framework of the Union. This reform had an equally significant impact on the representative institutions of the European Union. Accordingly, through this article, we try to transpose the major consequences on the organization and functioning of the EU representative institutions. The first part gives some general considerations with reference to the Treaty of Lisbon. The second part reveals the impact of the provisions of the Treaty of Lisbon on the EU representative institutions in terms of their organization and functioning
by Adrian Stoica - 182-186 Globalization and the ChurchAbstract:The Orthodox Church has been very concerned with this issue, recently. Globalization is an objective reality, which we can all observe, without being able to stop it. In Romania, we have been concerned with an objective reality coming over us, over the world, namely, on the one hand, the fact that we are becoming integrated in the European structures and, on the other hand, the fact that the whole world is becoming globalized or mondialized. Under these circumstances, the Church needs to find a way of working so that people may live a normal life from a spiritual perspective as well. For this reason, we should analyze all the consequences springing from such a way of working, both the positive and the negative ones
by Tucã Nicuºor - 187-192 The Development of Maritime Activities in the Light of Local AutonomyAbstract:This article tries to underline the importance of local authorities in the local/regional development. In the current competitive economic environment, the port administration is essential to the regional development. In the light of new territorial administration regulations, local authorities should be able to better respond to the market. Constanta has the logistics in order to become an important factor in the region. As many other European ports, it is also trying to increase its competitiveness providing better quality services and reducing their costs. In addition, due to reorganization, Constanta has the potential to focus on the local resources in order to enhance their productivity. Thus we will stress the importance of operational development, taking into account the increasing needs of the stakeholders
by Brezeanu-Lisievici Alexandru P. - 193-196 Diversion Acts – The Antipode of Economic StabilityAbstract:Optimal economic dimension of national security can not be obtained only through a functional economy, but also through implementation of represive measures for eradication of actions oriented against the economic stability of Romania. This is why we consider that incrimination of diversion acts with nomen iuris title can be considered as a guarantee of economic development which in turn contribute to the increase of defence capacity which is considered as a decisive factor for protecting the attributes of the Romanian state – unity, integrity, independence and suveranity. The present study intends to valorize the basic concepts which are part of the reference system in this field and also help in determination of juridical nature of diversion acts and based on it to describe the mechanism of lesion of economic stability through diversion acts
by Cojanu Gianina - 197-200 Influence of Europeanisation in the Reform of Public SectorAbstract:The literature seems to agree on two approaches of the concept „Europeanisation”. On the one hand it is considered to be only the process of adopting EU regulations into the national legislations and on the other hand, the reverse process is also considered, meaning the influence each member state could have on the design of European policies that are agreed upon. From this statement, it can be observed that he also includes “institutional structures” in the bunch of characteristics of the Europeanisation. Therefore, a first idea that Europeanisation could have an influence on the reform of the public sector is created, despite the first thoughts that come in one’s mind when the term
by Duduiala Popescu Lorena - 201-205 Principles into Local Planning and Management of Tourism to Achieving Success in Promoting Sustainable Urban DevelopmentAbstract:Tourism figures among the industries with major growth in Europe contributing with a 5 percent of GNP and generating 6 percent of all jobs in the European Union. Europe’s cities and towns contain a rich cultural heritage. Yet, maintaining this heritage presents many challenges, including dealing with the adverse environmental and social impacts of mass tourism. Demands from cities tourism alike are high and growing, hence the pressures and problems associated with the management of the sector have to be systematically tackled by all parties concerned. The concluding indicates the team’s intention of testing and enhancing this instrument in detailed successful partnership case studies in four European cities
by Enea Constanþa & Enea Constantin - 206-209 Corporate Contracts in the New Civil CodeAbstract:The provisions of the new Civil Code relating to the contract for bringing some news to the principles governed by the Civil Code of 1864, by coding situations that, to date only formed under discussion doctrinal or jurisprudential problems
by Gheorghe Lucian - 210-213 Theoretical Considerations and Practical Town Planning DocumentationAbstract:Documentation planning and urbanism are assemblies of written and drawn on a defined territory, which analyses the situation and setting targets, actions and measures to develop a specific period. Documentation structure and urban landscaping plans include landscaping, urban planning and urban local regulations
by Gheorghe Lucian - 214-218 Public Private Partnership (PPP): Comparative Analysis of the Legal and Institutional Framework in Romania, Greece, Italy and PortugalAbstract:Public-Private Partnership (PPP) policies and projects have diffused across Europe and public authorities seem increasingly to be involving the private sector in financing, building and operating new infrastructures. The global and rapidly growing interest in partnerships comes out of the financial crisis which exerts a strong pressure on public finances around the world, having negative effects on the development of necessary infrastructure in different areas. Many countries have adopted the public-private partnership (PPP) model as a means of implementing large-scale infrastructure projects and have launched dedicated PPP units to support the uptake of PPPs. As a result, a wide divergence in national PPP aproaches can be noticed but the lack of processes, procedures an enabling institutions, i.e “governance”, is the main barrier to extending their use
by Gherman Monica Gabriela - 219-224 Landmarks of the Romanian Pre-University Education in the Context of European Policies Designed to Overcome the Economic CrisisAbstract:In interdependence with the European and world economy, Romanian economy has experienced in recent years rapid unpredictable changes, which produced a variety of social phenomena with direct effects on educational policies. Pre-university education system provides human potential both for the labour market and for the higher education system. The new approaches of the EU development policies provide that the economic crisis can be surpassed by improving the quality of education and by developing an effective management of changes in relation to the external environment changes. This analysis aims at understanding the harmonization of Romanian educational policies with the EU political agenda, it induces conclusions on two levels of topics on several aspects considered important in the evolution of the system and suggests responses in relation to the generated disruptions. The conclusions drawn and the solutions presented can represent the basis of a thorough research which can be used by any educational manager in establishing the decentralization / institutional development strategies
by Grigorescu Adriana & Olteanu Luminiþa Mirela - 225-229 Decentralizing Influence: How Can We Separate Political and Administrative or Administrative and Economical Entities?Abstract:The issue of public organization’s autonomy is day by day more important, both from a practical and theoretical point of view. Distinctively when we take into consideration the administrative organization of entities it can be observed a phenomenon which exists both in OECD countries and in developed ones: the need of institutional autonomy. In the framework of comparative analysis made by Pollitt and Bouckaert regarding the public management it can be noted both a growing tendency of specialization of functions and a decentralization of authorities, from the center to the periphery, correlated with the decreasing size of the public sector through the decreasing of the important birocratic organizations
by Iftene Cristi - 230-235 The Relation between Local Development Strategies and Projects Implemented under ROP 2007-2013 – Axis 5. A Case Study of the Centre RegionAbstract:Tourism is an industry that gained much attention in the past years, both from the media as well as from the business environment, policy makers and civil society. In this context, tourism has been subject to various strategies, plans and policies, at national, regional and local level. But to what degree have these documents been implemented? This paper aims at determining the effectiveness with which tourism development priorities set by regional and local development strategies in the Centre Region have been achieved through projects financed under the Regional Operational Programme 2007-2013, one of the seven operational programmes financed from structural funds in Romania. The analysis offers an insight into the degree to which tourism development and promotion strategies are taken into consideration when writing and submitting applications for EU-funded projects. Thus, the paper poses significant implications both for policy makers and for beneficiaries and potential beneficiaries of projects financed through ROP
by Jaliu Dumitru Drago? & Rãvar Anamaria Sidonia - 236-240 Recommendations for the Insurance of Innovation ManagementAbstract:Nowadays, one of the most important inputs is the innovation. In an economy connected to the global economy, research and development are key elements to creating competitive advantages in the market. Until recently, the quality and productivity were very important to ensuring the competitiveness of an organization. Innovation policy seeks to integrate advances that are foreseen in Europe in areas such as innovation in services, new regulations on State aid for RDI (Research, Development and Innovation), including stimulation of innovative clusters, the European patent and intellectual property rights for digital content
by Popa Daniela & Dobrescu Georgeta - 241-244 Environmental Management And GlobalizationAbstract:For Romania the adoption of an environmental management system is even more important as it may be an evidence of its orientation towards the modern European practices and, at the same time, it can facilitate its contacts and cooperation with external partners. This article deals with the development principles for a modern world with a view to meeting the needs of the current generations, without endangering the possibilities of the future generations to satisfy their own needs
by Rusu-Zagãr Catalin & Zagar Laurentiu & Mocanu Mihaela - 250-255 Identity in the Economical ArealAbstract:Identity is an intricate subject matter, especially when it is placed in the context of globalization. It presupposes sharing language, values and attitudes. That is to say, it places two cultures into contact. This impact may reach to an acculturating process in the economical areal. The present paper focuses on the words, expression and syntagms which are acculturated without being translated. Translation presupposes a difficult process but, if economists just get through a process of adjusting leaving behind the cultural traits, they may reach to foreignization that is an alienation from homeland’s cultural language and values
by ªerban Monica - 256-261 The Economic Development of the Settlements from Oneºti Depression. The Role of SMEs in the Region’s Economy Abstract:In the last 20 years a leading role in developing the economy was undertaken by the small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which tend to replace large industrial units raised during the socialist period. In the Oneºti Depression, in the past, the most important settlements were significantly trading with the surrounding areas, then starting the mid-XIXth century, the industry has become increasingly important, fact which, after 1950, boosted a powerful local centre, Oneºti. In the post-revolutionary period, the decay of industrial giants determined the investment of large amounts in the creation of new SMEs, which have emerged in this region, too. Even if most of them are small-scaled, they better adapt to the economic conditions of the present
by ªtreangã Constantin - 262-267 Economic Impact on the Development of a Locality. Case Study: Oneºti Town Abstract:Among the causes of the occurrence and development of the human settlements, an especially important role had the economic activities. Oneºti town appeared as early as the 15 th century, but remained at the stage of a rural settlement for a long period as a result of a low economic importance in the region. Starting with the 1950s, by building the Borzeºti Industrial Platform the settlement has become a major petrochemical centre of Romania, which turned into a pole of attraction for the population from a large territory. In the postrevolutionary period, local industrial enterprises have faced numerous problems, although most were privatized , they went through major restructurings, had to reduce their long activity, and some were closed. The effects have affected the entire town, which is in a visible decrease in the number of inhabitants, and most of the remaining population is strongly affected by poverty
by ªtreangã Constantin - 268-271 Ecotourism as a Rural Development Tool in Western Black Sea Region, Turkey Abstract:Ecotourism has been recognized as the backbone of economies of many developing countries with unspoilt nature which attracts tourists whose main motivations are natural beauties and local cultures. It provides economic and social benefits to host communities by expanding the community’s economic base. Western Black Sea Region in Turkey is fortunate with its rich ecotourism resources and high potential for the development of ecotourism. This paper aims to explore the ecotourism landscape of Western Black Sea Region and to determine existing ecotourism activities. It also focuses on the impact of ecotourism activities in terms of the development of regional economy
by Turker Nuray - 272-275 The Ways of Counteraction to the Financial-Economic Crisis at the Regional LevelAbstract:The article is devoted to the grounding of directions that can be used by regional government bodies with the aim of minimization of negative influence of financial-economic crisis. The peculiarities of regions as subjects of economic development are considered. The mix of measures is proposed to increase the competitiveness of regional economy in conditions of financial-economic crisis
by Yaremko Larysa & Poliakova Juliia - 277-282 The Factorial Correspondences Analysis of School Population by the Level of Education, at Regional LevelAbstract:This analysis assumes that there are differences between the Romanian regions regarding the structure of school population, by the level of education. Within this framework, there are considered the identification of the structure of the school population, by the level of education, and also the presentation of the differences in this respect between the eight Romanian regions. Thus, depending on the level of education, where the school population operates, we intend to identify the training level profile specific of each region of the country. The data used in this analysis are taken from the Statistical Yearbook of Romania, NIS, Bucharest (Anuarul statistic al României, INS, Bucureºti), 2013, and represent the values of the indicators registered, at regional level, in 2011. [10] [11] The statistical method used in this analysis is the factorial correspondences analysis, applied by means of the SPSS statistical software
by Aivaz Kamer Ainur & Vlãducã Ion - 283-288 Romanian’s Food Consumption and its Implications on Health Condition and Quality of LifeAbstract:The analysis of the food consumption of the Romanian population reveals the fact that a series of foods are consumed in excess, while other nutritional factors register deficient intake, which considerably increases the risk of chronic diseases. Thus, the high saturated fat consumption (foods high in saturated and trans fatty acids), cholesterol, salt, sugar, refined grains and even alcohol increase the incidence of chronic disease risk. Unbalanced consumption of fish and dairy products, fresh fruit and vegetables results into a lower intake of essential amino acids, polyunsaturated fatty acids, vitamins (C, A, B, D, folic acid), calcium and iron, according to recommendations of nutritionists. Therefore, there are required some nutritional recommendations to ensure the optimal nutrient and energy needs of the body, thus reducing the risk of chronic diseases and ensuring the health of the population
by Constandache Mihaela & Stanciu Anca-Cristina & Condrea Elena - 289-293 Hayek’s Economic IdeologyAbstract:A proponent of free-market liberalism, Friedrich A. Hayek made fundamental contributions in political theory, psychology, and economics. His significant intellectual contribution to a number of scholarly disciplines was mainly grounded in his critique of socialist economics. And Hayek's critique of socialism was grounded in his scientific understanding of economics. Many of his contributions are so remarkable that people still read them more than fifty years after they were written. Spontaneous order, also known as self-organization, is one of his major conceptual contributions. It is in fact the spontaneous emergence of order out of seeming chaos from a combination of selfinterested individuals who are not intentionally trying to create order through planning. Hayek is well known for his use of the concept of spontaneous order to praise the market, reject socialism, and argue that moral traditions are the products of evolution
by Cosma Sorinel - 294-298 Bastiat: To See or Not To SeeAbstract:One of the most important liberal theorists of his time, Claude Frédéric Bastiat began as an economic journalist and lobbyist for the free-trade. It took him some years before he made the transition from journalist to theorist, when discovering he had both a facility for writing and some profound insights into how the free market operates. But then he ran out of time when his illness ended his life and he did not have time to flourish fully. Bastiat was indeed a superb writer. His brilliant and witty essays are remarkable to this very day. He was the first, and one of the very few, to be able to convincingly communicate the basic propositions of economics. Bastiat strongly believed that what was really needed was a science of economics that would explain the harmony of a free society. He made a major contribution to this end himself by publishing his incomplete magnum opus Harmonies of Political Economy
by Cosma Sorinel - 299-302 Government Failures in Regulating MarketsAbstract:Assuming the failure of the “magical power” of free market to exploit always the positive influences and to counteract the negatives ones in order to assure the economic equilibrium and progress, the present paper analyses the regulatory or “curative” intervention of public power in economy, often socially justified and really eligible, but in the same time not inerrable
by Gheorghiu Gabriela - 303-307 European SMEs Facing Challenging TimesAbstract:In today’s worsening economic environment, one of the most important roles governments, business leaders, and civic organizations can play is to take action to fuel entrepreneurship. The aims of our paper are to underline in short the importance of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for the European economic recovery and to present an X-ray of the SMEs sector in the European Union, highlighting the way these enterprises are coping with the various challenges raised by the current economic crisis. The methodological approach is literature review. In spite of the fact that the economic crisis has created a tough climate for SMEs they play an important role in the recovery of the global economy. Above all, the reluctance of the banking system to support ventures and growth seems the worst
by Grigore Ana-Maria & Toma Sorin-George & Grãdinaru Cãtãlin - 308-313 Motivations for Women to Get Into Businesses: a Case Study on Female Entrepreneurs from the North-East Region of RomaniaAbstract:The paper aims to investigate motivations of female entrepreneurs to start their own business within the North-East Region of Romania. It reviews the main motivators for start-up in the case of women and gender differences with regard to start-up motivations. The research discusses the results of a pilot study on a number of female entrepreneurs from the North-East Region of Romania. The findings identify doing enjoyable work and the need for flexible work schedule among the main motivators to get into businesses in the case of women from this region
by Ionescu Dan Dumitru - 314-317 The Extent of the Variation to Greenhouse Gas Emissions – GDP at EU levelAbstract:The purpose of this paper is to measure to which extent the variation of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) is consistent with the distribution of gross domestic product (GDP), at EU level. For this purpose we used the coefficient of dissimilarities that enables comparisons between the structures of two different variables. We studied the dissimilarities at EU-28 level and for two groups of countries, EU-15 and the group of member states which joined the EU since 2004
by Moise-Titei Adina - 318-321 Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between R&D Expenditures and Labour Productivity for EU CountriesAbstract:This paper presents the impact of R&D expenditures on labour productivity growth for the EU countries, in the time of economic crisis and after this, starting with Mario Coccia’s research. For this reason we took into account two indicators: % of R&D expenditures in GDP and the real rate of labour productivity growth. As you know, at EU level, the quantitative goal is 3% R&D expenditures in GDP, to increase productivity and to respond to the challenges of globalisation and the knowledge-based society. But, not all the time, a 3% value or higher could assure a higher rate for labour productivity growth, as we shall see
by Moise-Titei Adina - 327-332 The Development of Earnings in Romania Before and After the Economic CrisisAbstract:Any economy attaches a significant role to the evolution of the wages in order to determine unemployment and inflation. The rapid increase in the average salary both before and after the emergence of the economic and financial crisis is the reason for this study. This paper is focused on the evolution of nominal and real net salary earnings at the level of the national economy, on economic activities and on development regions and the influence of salary earnings on the inflation rate and on the unemployment rate. The relationships between the salary earnings, the inflation rate and the unemployment rate are studied by means of multifactorial linear regression models. For the analysis of the correlations we took into account a 13-year period, 20002012, and for the evolution of the two studied indicators, the analysed period is 2007 – 2012. For the econometric modelling we used a software package called Eviews
by Nec?ulescu Consuela & ?erbãnescu Lumini?a - 333-336 The Impact of Innovation on Business Growth: Romanian SME SectorAbstract:Today SMEs make up the vast majority of enterprises, and account for a substantial share of gross domestic product (GDP) and workforce. At the same time, researches are written about this majority of small and micro size firms that constitute the core of the economy and they have been interested in innovation and growth for a long time. This study proposes to investigate how the innovation is a crucial concept involving creativity, organization and profitability for Romanian SME sector and how deployment of external resources is influenced by the nature of innovation as well as by the context of the innovation process. The results shows that innovations are implemented in the course of ordinary operational activities hardly noticed from day to day. However, the cumulative effect of innovations is usually sufficient to maintain a competitive position when changes in markets follow predictable patterns
by Oncioiu Ionica - 337-341 Unemployment, a Controversial, Hard to Diminish PhenomenonAbstract:This paper contains the main processes and trends in the field of unemployment and employment. The purpose of this analysis aims more profound knowledge of the phenomenon of unemployment, so, be possible to operate skillfully in solving this problem. By worrisome extent by complex structures,especially the dynamics that changes the rhythms and meanings, unemployment has become a macroeconomic problem
by Pivoda Roxana Mihaela - 342-347 Crisis Impact on the Dynamics of Services Sector, Causes, Effects; Financial-Banking Sector Abstract:Financial crisis, starting from the instability of banking system, has been gradually felt in the entire economy, the credit appreciation causing difficulties in firms financing and, respectively, in investment, leading to a diminishing in growth, consumption, to the fall of social programs. The study expound the context and causes of financial-banking crisis appearance, some aspects regarding the effects felt in lending activity and its adverse consequences, including the impact on the budget and public debt. The paper includes the analysis of some data and statistical indicators, reflected in tables and graphics
by Popa Florina - 348-353 The Rise of the Digital Currency and Its Implications. Bitcoin Between an Artificial Bubble and the Next Economic RevolutionAbstract:The digital revolution has penetrated every corner of modern life in the last ten years. The world we now live in bears little resemblance to even the recent past. And the changes that are coming will disrupt our lives in even greater ways, some good and some harmful. This article aims at analyzing one of these big changes – the digital currency. This concept has gained more and more attention from the media during the past couple of months, especially since the meteoric rise of Bitcoin, the primary such currency existent on the market. This might very well be a pivotal moment in cultural history, shaping our future in ways hard to imagine. For the first time we are talking about digital money that exists outside the control of governments and banks, that has intrinsic proved value and which can be spent anonymously. Alongside its novelty, the complexity of the digital currency concept brings about many contradictory opinions, ranging from those of pure enthusiasts recognizing its raw potential, to those of convinced skeptics viewing it as a merely ephemeral object of speculation. But this tidal wave cannot be stopped, and its path can best be charted by examining this thrilling new human invention more in depth. We will not only try to shed some light upon the technical aspects behind digital currencies, from their underlying principles up to the key question of their security, but we will also carefully consider arguments from both sides of the Bitcoin debate and even peek at the rest of digital currencies out there in order to better understand their fascinating world
by Popovici Veronica - 360-364 Human Resources Management Practices in Europe between Convergence and Divergence DebatesAbstract:The study of human resources management in Europe generated various points of view and debates. A common position has not been yet established. This paper aims to review the main theoretical approaches regarding human resources management practices in European context. The focus will be set on convergencedivergence debate. Presenting the results of the research from these points of view enables a better understanding of human resources management evolution in Europe. It is also possible to identify new research direction concerning human resources management practice
by Antohi Ionut - 365-369 Directions and Ways of Improving the Quality Assurance System Banking in RomaniaAbstract:Increasing the competitiveness of organizations by promoting quality, is a specific and constant concern of the European Union, thus creating, legislative and institutional framework for achieving this goal. This concern is focused on promoting an ambitious policy on qualitythat facilitates increased competitiveness of EU Member States. National model of quality that exists in Romania is based on the philosophy of continuous improvement related to clear values. The last decade and a half has been for the banking system for a period of radical change, which aimed not only upgrading, creating appropriate legal and institutional framework and a diversified banking products and services, and the assimilation of the acquis communautaire and alignment policies, strategies and practices of the European Union. In the present study identified ways and means to improve the quality assurance system of banking services in Romania
by Balaceanu Valeria Arina & Sisea Dana - Gabriela - 374-387 Positioning Strategies for a Tourist DestinationAbstract:Positioning strategies help companies create an imagine in the consumer’s mind and offer them the possibility to create a competitive advantage in the fight with the competition. The aim of the article is to present some of the most important strategies used by companies for a couple of decades so that it will help the reader to better understand the notion of „positioning” and help marketers better position destinations. Consumers nowadays are better informed and have the possibility of using high quality technology which gives them the chance to make comparisons between products. In order to attract the consumer companies use strategies which take into consideration the psychological side of each person
by Cãruntu Andreea Laura & Aldea Roxana Elena - 375-378 Analysis of Employee’s Motivation in Health InstitutionsAbstract:The article presents a survey of employee motivation in a health institution based on ERG theory. The questionnaire was applied during 1.09.2013-1.10.2013 to all 68 employees of the institution. The existential needs include six elements: salary, salary increases, benefits, endowment, area accessibility and clarity of the tasks. The 8 elements that describe the relational needs are: communication between employees, colleague’s devotion, number of friends, trust between employees, professional relationship with head management, free time, flexibility of management decision and team work. The category of growth needs includes: importance of personal works, satisfaction, the power to take decisions, praise and appreciation during the last day, performance evaluation and assessment of progress, the possibility of training and advancement
by Boldureanu Daniel & Boldureanu Gabriela - 388-393 Estimating the Duration of a Project Using PERT TechniqueAbstract:In this study we intend to address two important problems: accomplishing a project, which was designed especially for projects that take place with European funds and eliminating “dead” time. It is known that accomplishing a project implies several types of resources concentrated at one place, but also a series of different activities. All these have to be correlated with one another and also depending on time so as to achieve all the objectives set. We have planned to conduct a brief overview of all steps that are involved in such a project and estimate its duration by using the PERT technique. The novelty consists in the fact that we applied this technique to some training and professional activities, calculating the critical path, the estimated time of the project and the probability of its accomplishment under certain conditions imposed by the decision makers
by Dãneci-Pãtrãu Daniel & Neacºu Gabriela - 394-398 International Maritime Organisation’s Initiatives for Women Integration in the Maritime SectorAbstract:Despite many initiatives to promote equal chances of women access to the maritime sector, worldwide gender equality remains an issue of the XXI century’s maritime sector. This paper is a review of the most important initiatives and actions of the International Maritime Organisation in promoting integration of women in a traditionally maleoriented industry
by Dragomir Cristina & Utureanu Simona - 404-407 Human Resource Policy of Retail Companies – Managers ReviewAbstract:The study present the results of a questionnaire survey of management of large Ukrainian retailers regarding the content and features of the human resource policy in the modern world. The ways of improving of human resource policy of retail companies are suggested
by Gonska Maria - 408-412 ****Abstract:Managerial communication has drawn for many years the attention of the researchers and theoreticians, creating a great number of studies related to this subject. As soon as its value inside the organization is recognized, the efforts of improving the communicative competence have gathered the attention of the managers that are aware of the reality of modern times when communication is an instrument for progress [1]. An essential component of communication, the message is an instrument that can get when it is properly formulated, reactions aiming reaching the objectives of the senders. The message must be persuasive, even manipulative sometimes. These features are imprinted to the message by knowing and mastering the communication techniques, the new discoveries related to linguistic programming and last but not least, by sender's talent. No matter if we talk about big or small organizations with an activity designed for selling services or products, official state institutions, diplomatic representatives, they all require communication, meaning sending messages and linguistic competence
by Grigorescu Adriana & Lupu Maria-Magdalena - 413-418 The Role of Communication and Job Satisfaction on Firm Financial Performance. Analysis on Romanian Tourism Sector.Abstract:Job satisfaction and communication have proved to be two critical aspects of enterprise performance. The present study analyses the relationship between these two non-financial aspects of a firm's activity and a financial measure of performance. The aim is to highlight the importance of job satisfaction and effective communication within firms, as they can lead to greater financial performance. The study uses a quantitative method in order to confirm constructed hypotheses. It consists of a survey among employees within tourism firms located in the SouthernEastern region of Romania
by Ionescu Alexandra & Horga Maria-Gabriela