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Portal on Central Eastern
and Balkan Europe
by IECOB & AIS Università di Bologna
and Balkan Europe
by IECOB & AIS Università di Bologna
Tuesday December 03, 2024
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This area collects and offers a wide range of scientific contributions and provides scholars, researchers and specialists with publishing opportunities for their research results
Papers and essays in economics
PECOB is pleased to introduce this database of updated articles, analyses and working papers on Central-Eastern Europe and the Balkan region's economies.
Papers on this site discuss specific economic issues within different contexts.
In this page, papers and essays are ordered by date of publication, starting from the most recent.
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Economic Immigration to Poland in the Context of the Transformation Process (by Sylwia Seweryn)
(published in: Dec, 2006)
Poland, as other countries of the Central-Eastern Europe, has been perceived for decades as a country producing both political and economic immigrants. Since 1989, the beginning of the process of political and economic transformation, the role of Poland in the migratory movements has been gradually changing; from sending, to transit and, eventually, destination country. This refers both to persons arriving in Poland for economic purposes, as well as individuals enjoying international protection. -
Slovakia: Man, Land, State. A study of traditional and social factors in the development of rural areas. (by Saverio Francesco Massari)
(published in: Dec, 2006)
Established in 1999 through the UN Security Council Resolution 1244, the elephantine mission of international ad interim administration of Kosovo is drawing to an end. On the eve of the status question solution for the land of blackbirds and monasteries, a critical analysis of the UN administration actions appears appropriate.
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