Analysis of the Factors that Ensure the Possibility of Developing Economic Relations in the Field of Renewable Energy Between Ukraine and Turkey by Serhii Voitko, Olena Trofymenko, Saeb Moghaddamı

“…Successful international economic activity in a particular technological sector is important for the further development of mutually beneficial socio-economic relations between neighboring countries. …”
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DO INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FORCE TRANSPORT COMPANIES TO REDUCE THEIR CARBON EMISSIONS? by Diana-Claudia PERȚICAȘ, Roxana GAVRILUȚ, Olivia-Andreea MARCU, Adrian-Gheorghe FLOREA

“…The pressure on conventional resources, along with the consequences of global warming, have imposed a reaction by International Economic and Environmental Organizations regarding their more careful management. …”
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Crisis and reconfiguration: economic and political changes in the Brazilian accumulation regime in the XXI century by Marcelo Soares Bandeira de Mello Filho, Diogo Oliveira Santos

“…It is concluded that the ongoing reconfiguration increases the country’s dependence on international economic and financial cycles because it takes necessary instruments of economic intervention away from the State. …”
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Assessing the Impact of Hermetic Storage Technology on Storage Quantity and Post-Harvest Storage Losses Among Smallholding Maize Farmers in Nepal by Deepak Kumar Nepali, Keshav Lall Maharjan

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Financialisation vs. Development Finance: the Case of the Post-Crisis Argentine Banking System by Alan Cibils, Cecilia Allami

“…The end of the Bretton Woods era and the emergence of neoliberal economics resulted in profound transformations in domestic economies and international economic relations. The keystone of these transformations was the liberalisation of domestic and international financial markets. …”
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European interests in the Global South: capabilities of comprehensive forecasting by Anna K. Ivanova, Denis P. Eremin

“…Both foreign and Russian scholars are particularly focused on the concept of raw materials sovereignty within the EU framework. As international economic and technological competition intensifies, there is an urgent imperative to innovate analytical framework that can enhance predictive capabilities concerning the implications of actions taken by state entities, non-governmental organizations, multinational corporations, and other interest groups operating in these regions. …”
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THE PROBLEM OF REINDUSTRIALIZATION OF THE WORLD ECONOMY by A. N. Zakharov

“…The Russian Federation faces the situation when conducting the re-industrialization is complicated by adverse international economic and political environment (policy of sanctions against Russia). …”
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Problematics, Tasks and Prospects of Education Development in the Corporate Governance Area in the Russian High School by O. Yu. Kirillova

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Organization of University Corporate Interaction with Employers in the Process of Realization of the Basic Educational Programs by O. S. Gorlova, O. Yu. Kirillova, V. V. Nikulin

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN RETAIL SECTOR: ARE EMPLOYEES AWARE OF WHAT THEIR EMPLOYERS ARE DOING? by Martha E. Theron, Michael C. Cant, Johannes A. Wiid

“…The results also indicated that employees have higher levels of awareness when it comes to internal economic CSR, external economic CSR, and external social CSR, as opposed to internal environmental CSR, external environmental CSR, and internal social CSR initiatives. …”
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN RETAIL SECTOR: ARE EMPLOYEES AWARE OF WHAT THEIR EMPLOYERS ARE DOING? by Martha E. Theron, Michael C. Cant, Johannes A. Wiid

“…The results also indicated that employees have higher levels of awareness when it comes to internal economic CSR, external economic CSR, and external social CSR, as opposed to internal environmental CSR, external environmental CSR, and internal social CSR initiatives. …”
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The Political Economy of Tourism in Brazil (2003-2016): a “Positive” yet still Neoliberal Agenda? by Thiago Duarte Pimentel, Mariana Pereira Chaves Pimentel, Marcela Costa Bifano de Oliveira, Dominic Lapointe

“…According to our interpretative framework, we argue that this transformation stemmed from the positive alignment of macrosocial factors (such as the absence of crisis, coupled with international economic expansion driven by demand and a progressive national strategy) with the national agenda, creating favorable conditions for the expansion and diversification of the tourism sector in Brazil. …”
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Rebalancing the Economy, Refurbishing the State: The Political Economic Logic of Sino-Capitalism in Contemporary China by Christopher A. McNally

“…This is not just because of China’s sheer size and international economic influence, but also because China’s form of capitalism – Sino-capitalism – opens up new avenues for theoretical inquiry in CC. …”
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International labor migration and its impact on national economies by N. Mikhailenko

“…Studies have been carried out on the dependence and further impact of the type of migration on the domestic economies of States and the international economic situation as a whole. As a result, we consider the positive and negative consequences of labor migration and immigration of the population, as well as their further impact on the reorganization of national economies.The study analyzes the aspects of legislative and legal regulation of migration, including the possibility and basis of such processes in the territory of the Russian Federation. …”
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Lawatan Misi Kesenian Mangkunegaran ke Mancanegara 1989: Kontribusi bagi Pembangunan Nasional by Meilinia Fathonah, Dhanang Respati Puguh

“…The countries which had been visited on the tips were France, Britain and Japan which had become the member of Group of Seven (G-7) and had a large share in determining international economic policy. The decline in the country's foreign exchange in 1986 due to the devaluation of Rupiah against the dollar as well as on the declined of oil and gas prices spurred the New Order government to promote tourism as an alternative solution. …”
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Contrasting Democratic Trajectories: A Comparative Analysis of Costa Rica and Nicaragua by Önder Aytaç Afşar, Karina Veronica Val Sanchez

“…It examines the impact of the conquest period, the role of key factors such as landed oligarchies and military forces, the influence of international economic crises, and the current democratic quality in both countries. …”
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Gas Price Cap, Electricity Market and Macro Effects in Germany and the EU by Werner Röger, Paul J. J. Welfens

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Autarky and Material Contingencies in Italian Architectural Debate (1936-1954) by Pep Avilés

“…On 3 October 1935, Mussolini’s fascist regime invaded Ethiopia with undesired but foreseeable consequences for its imperialist aims: four days after the conquest, the Society of Nations imposed economic sanctions, promoting an international economic blockade. This soon translated in both a control of foreign currencies in order to purchase iron and steel on the international markets, and a vociferous campaign discouraging the use of materials that were demanded by the military endeavour. …”
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US-EU Trade Cooperation in the Context of Changing American Foreign Economic Policy by Yu. A. Konovalova, S. A. Ushanov, I. S. Zarubin

“…The United States sets the general mood in the system of international economic relations, and in particular, in international trade. …”
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Financial Crisis Early Warning Based on Panel Data and Dynamic Dual Choice Model by Qingyu Du

“…This is in line with the overall improvement in the international economic situation in 2020 and the steady growth of the domestic economy.…”
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