INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AS A DRIVER OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT by Sandra Jednak, Veljko Dmitrović, Vesna Damjanović

“…Intellectual capital is a driver of economic development in advanced economies, while in developing countries it is not so dominant. …”
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN DEVELOPING REGIONS AROUND THE WORLD by Meldina Kokorović Jukan, Amra Softić

“… Financial inclusion is perceived as an enabler of poverty reduction around the world and today is in agenda of all policy makers in both developed and developing countries. In order to emphasize the importance of financial inclusion and provide an insight to the level of financial inclusion around the world, this paper investigates the extent of financial inclusion in different developing regions around the world. …”
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN DEVELOPING REGIONS AROUND THE WORLD by Meldina Kokorović Jukan, Amra Softić

“… Financial inclusion is perceived as an enabler of poverty reduction around the world and today is in agenda of all policy makers in both developed and developing countries. In order to emphasize the importance of financial inclusion and provide an insight to the level of financial inclusion around the world, this paper investigates the extent of financial inclusion in different developing regions around the world. …”
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The biblical view of humanity and the promotion of the rights of persons with disabilities: the call and mission of the church by P. White

“…Eighty per cent of them live in developing countries. The needs and rights of persons with disabilities have been high on the United Nations agenda for at least three decades. …”
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INSTITUTIONAL MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS IN ROLE OF ATTRACTING FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS TO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Mustafa Sinanagić, Beriz Čivić, Alma Kamarić

“… The problem frequently faced by companies from transition and developing countries in attraction of Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) is lack of an adequate institutional framework which would adequately promote the potential those companies have through its activities, and with that also influence the attraction of foreign capital. …”
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Just Adaptation? How the Diffusion of Norms in the Global Climate Regime Affects International Climate Politics by Delf Rothe

“…Politics in the international climate regime is a balancing act between intra- and intergenerational justice, as it has to account for both the needs of developing countries and those of future generations. Following a constructivist approach, this paper argues that international climate politics are heavily dependent upon the way climate change and the appropriate behavior required to prevent it are constructed collectively. …”
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The role of ethnoscience in the build-up of ethnoconservation as a new approach to nature conservation in the tropics by Antonio Carlos Diegues

“…The role of big international conservation NGOs in spreading this hegemonic approach in developing countries is also analysed.This model is being set-up in many tropical countries. …”
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O setor elétrico entre a questão histórica e os problemas sociológicos by Alessandro André Leme

“…The end of the 20 th century was characterized by a complex process and great transfor- mations in the global sphere, where globalization, neo-liberalism and market-oriented reforms acquire theoretical relevance among researchers, scientists and intellectuals of various fields of knowledge and practical relevance in the macro-economic and political-institutional direction adopted, either integrally or in part, by several countries in the world, especially by developing countries, including Brazil. Out of this process we highlight the changes in the electric sector, which is understood as a strategic one. …”
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Design and Construction of a Gold Leaf Electroscope. by Tuyisenge, Julius

“…In developing countries like Uganda, scientific equipment is expensive and generally financially out of reach for most schools, As a result, most schools do not perform well due to a lack of practical skills by learners and improvisational skills by teachers. …”
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Addressing Curriculum Gaps to Enhance Research Engagement Among Postgraduate Students in Low Resource Settings by Frederick, Ssempala

“…Most goods and services consumed today are products of research conducted in developed countries by post-graduate students. Unfortunately, most post-graduate students in developing countries face a lot of challenges that limit their ability to engage in original research that should be published in refereed journals and to acquire necessary patents accordingly. …”
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Food safety practice and its associated factors among food handlers working in food and drinking establishments in Hargeisa, Somaliland by Mohamed Mussa Abdilahi, Jonah Kiruja, Abdisamad Shukri Ismail, Soheir H. Ahmed, Faisal Nooh, Ayanle Suleiman Ahmed, Abdiqathar Rashid Kulmie

“…Additionally, it is estimated that upto 30% of people in developed countries experience food-borne illnesses annually, while developing countries suffer around 2 million deaths from these diseases each year. …”
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Modeling factors related to earthquake preparedness: a structural equation modeling approach by Azadeh Fatehpanah, Elham Maraghi, Anthony Coetzer-Liversage, Mahmood Karimy, Amir H. Pakpour, Majed Maripour, Nematollah Jaafarzadeh Haghighi Fard, Marzieh Araban

“…Abstract Introduction Global evidence suggests that natural disasters are on the rise, and that earthquake harm disproportionally impacts developing countries. To mitigate these harms, disaster preparedness is an important behavioral strategy in earthquake risk mitigation. …”
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The analysis of development of the SME sector in the Republic of Serbia by Milanović Mirko

“…There is growing evidence around the world that the sector of small, medium enterprises and entrepreneurs (SMEs) has a very important role in the economic development of any country, whether it is about countries with developed economies, developing countries or countries in transition. In the Republic of Serbia, the sector of small, medium enterprises and entrepreneurs (SMEs) is also a very important factor in economic development. …”
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Paiements pour services environnementaux en Indonésie : incitations économiques ou motivations sociales ? by Renaud Lapeyre, Romain Pirard, Beria Leimona

“…This in turn qualifies the strong (yet contested) economic assumptions that underlie the emergence of PES schemes and their modus operandi in developing countries.…”
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Nouvelles formes de gouvernance dans le domaine de l’eau. Apports et limites de la coopération décentralisée dans les pays en développement by Raoudha Makkaoui, Jean Luc Dubois

“…Therefore, in the first part, we will provide an overview of the current difficulties encountered by the various forms of water management in developing countries, showing the solutions that they successively brought to specific issues (access for all, cost reduction, priority needs). …”
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Interdependence and asymmetries: Latin American ADRs and developed markets by Ana Carolina Costa Correa, Tabajara Pimenta, Luiz Eduardo Gaio

“…The main conclusion was that the ADR indices presented greater interdependence with the developed countries, compared to the analyzed Latin American equity markets.…”
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CULTURES WITHIN NATIONAL CULTURES: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING WITHIN THE DOMESTIC MARKETING ENVIRONMENT by Rasha Y Tantawy, Babu P George

“…This study explores consumption patterns in developing countries that result in the adoption of products, services, and consumption practices originating from several other cultures. …”
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Protagonismo juvenil e capital humano: uma análise da participação política da juventude no Brasil by Marcos Vinicius da Silva Goulart, Nair Iracema Silveira dos Santos

“…The year 1985 was declared “International Year of Youth” by the United Nations (UN), and in that connection the political role of young people for social development was highlighted not only in developing countries, but in developed countries as well. …”
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A Criticism of the Kyoto Protocol with an Objective Approach by Z. Fuat Toprak, Sertaç Atabey

“…The Kyoto Protocol, established to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, one of the human-induced causes of climate change, imposes obligations on developed countries. In this study: 1) what obligations the articles of the Kyoto Protocol impose on the countries that are party to the protocol, 2) whether the articles of the protocol are impartial, equal, and fair in their obligations to the contracting countries and their binding, 3) how the economic support of developed countries to reduce emissions to developing countries can be evaluated in the context of the principle of equality/justice, 4) it has been discussed whether the non-bindingness of the countries those are not party to the protocol. …”
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The Design and Construction of an Automatic and Android Controlled Change Over Switch. by Turyasingura Gideon

“…Consumers of power in developing countries have been faced with electricity challenges which have resulted in economic retardation, poor gross domestic products and weak industrialization. …”
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