The impersonal forces of the world markets, integrated throughout the post -war period rather by the private companies from the finances, industry and trade, than by the common decisions of the governments, are now stronger than the states to which the fundamental political authority on society...

Globalization has become not only one of the most fashionable words used by politicians, business people, union leaders and economists alike, it has also assumed the role of scapegoat for everything that is wrong in the world. Globalization is the phenomenon that has raised the fiercest debates...

Large-scale outward migration is one of the symptoms of slow progress in development and low expectations of employment and higher living standards at home. Nevertheless, for many developing countries, remittances of migrants working abroad have become an important source of foreign exchange....

Economic sustainability or intergenerational equity entails maintaining social well being by decisions about investments in different types of asset. Under certain conditions, consumption can be sustained by depleting resources, or various kinds of natural capital, while building up other kinds...

The current paper encompasses both a global and a national perspective, taking into account the financial globalization process which impacts all companies from all over the world. This perspective is based on the effects that the globalization process has brought about. In this context, it...

Regional development policy strengthens the role and responsibilities of local public administration and of regional organisms in the economical and social development of localities and developing regions, at the same time, diminishing the implication of governmental institutions in these...

Corporate social responsibility has been the hot topic of recent debates. More and more consumers trust those organizations that also focus on issues related to the issues people are facing each day. These problems mostly relate to: poverty, air pollution, water pollution, global warming, energy...

Corporate governance means the overall driving of the entire organization byaccepting all internal components, which work together, which eventually will be integrated in themanagement, and implemented to the risk management within the organization and financialmanagement system and internal...

Financial management could not be conducted without information in general and without financial and accounting information in particular. Economic, financial, accounting and market information is essential for understanding and applying the management objectives. Financial decisions rely upon...