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Prof. Ion Stancu, PhD.; Lect. Adriana Lăzărescu, PhD. - In: Annals of University of Craiova - Economic Sciences Series 3 (2010) 38, pp. 8-8

1983 by the General Assembly of United Nations). Reaching global sustainability, satisfying the needs of present without …

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THE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT AND THE NATURAL ENVIROMENT

D, Assoc Prof. Marieta Stanciu Ph.; D, Lect. Mădălina … - In: Annals of University of Craiova - Economic Sciences Series 3 (2010) 38, pp. 7-7

The problems of the environment are complex and closely related to a country’s social-economic status, to its progress in general. The economic growth must not deteriorate the environment; in fact it has to guarantee a constant protection correlated with the improvement of the life quality....

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HOW TO FIGHT AGAINST THE ACTUAL GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS

RADACEANU, Eduard - In: Journal of Information Systems & Operations Management 3 (2009) 1, pp. 35-48

There is presented the methodic connections between some concepts and methods to be used in the management of the global & national crisis and of the sustainable development in Romania, Restructuring / reengineering of the firm as well as the more general problem of technological and managerial...

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ROLE OF THE HUMAN CAPITAL IN THE GROWTH OF COMPETITIVENESS – IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ROMANIA

Pavel Elena – Mihaela - In: Romanian Economic Business Review 5 (2010) 4-1, pp. 109-119

At European Union (EU) level, competitiveness has become a topic of key importance in the context of the significant increase in the gap with its main competitors: U.S., Japan, due mainly to lower performance in areas such as education and training (CVT), research - development and innovation -...

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The Agro-Ecosystem as Natural Economic Production Unit in Romania

Sima, Elena - In: Agricultural Economics and Rural Development 8 (2011) 1, pp. 91-108

The natural environment, by the diversity of its ecologic systems, ensures the existence of all living beings, of the human species implicitly. The agricultural ecosystem is a functional biosphere unit, with a structure generated by the criterion of anthropic utility of supplied biomass,...

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Capitalul Social – (Re)Sursa a Dezvoltarii Sociale Durabile - Social Capital – (Re) Source of Sustainable Social Development (Romanian version)

TEODORESCU, Lecturer Ph.D. Cristina - In: Anuarul Universitatii „Petre Andrei” din Iasi / … 1 (2010) 5, pp. 294-303

The social capital is often defined as the expression of the institutions, relationships, attitudes and values that govern interactions between people and contribute to economic development. From the perspective of sustainable development, social capital plays a key role through relationships...

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Trecutul Familiei Revine Intotdeauna in Prezent (Problemele familiei actuale, a copiilor, ca efect al "problemelor generatiilor anterioare". Studii de caz evaluate si analizate in...

Psychotherapist; FODOR, counsellor Gabriela - In: Anuarul Universitatii „Petre Andrei” din Iasi / … 1 (2010) 5, pp. 304-316

One of the causes of current family problems is trans-generational transmission of unsolved problems in the past. Now, these problems must be solved. It's like family history comes back in present. In an attempt to preserve family identity, current family attempts to eliminate all those elements...

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Neighbourhood density and social sustainability in cities of developing countries

Dave, Seema - In: Sustainable Development 19 (2011) 3, pp. 189-205

acceptability of compact urban form in the context of cities of developing countries. Social sustainability of these cities in … developing countries might have a huge impact on the overall global sustainability, considering their large population size and … and built forms within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region to evaluate the relationship between social sustainability and urban …

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Sustainable development paths: investigating the roots of local policy responses to climate change

Burch, Sarah - In: Sustainable Development 19 (2011) 3, pp. 176-188

As the implications of a changing climate come into focus, attention must shift to effectively stimulating action in response to this dramatically pervasive phenomenon. Responses to climate change, however, are embedded in institutional procedures, technological pathways and cultural practices...

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Industrial transformation and sustainable development in developing countries

Luken, Ralph; Fernando Castellanos‐Silveria - In: Sustainable Development 19 (2011) 3, pp. 167-175

We examined the relationship between industrial transformation and the positive and negative impacts of industry on sustainable development in developing countries. We started by assigning developing countries to five groups based on the extent to which they have transformed and reoriented their...

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