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Tag Archives: labour market
Nov 11 2014
Changing global business trends and Serbia’s obsolete strategy for attracting foreign investment
2 Comments“At the micro level there seem to be many ideas, energy and creativity in every corner of Serbia. Yet, the country is stuck with an obsolete macro development model and lack of credibility from the international community”. Sonja Avlijaš discusses the … Continue reading
Posted by: November 11, 2014
Tagged with: Agata Urbanska, Ball Packaging, David Banjai, EBRD, economic reforms, FDI, Heather Grabbe, HSBC, investment, IT, labour market, neuroscience, privatisation, Serbia, Serbia Investment Day, Sonja Avlijas, Wolfgang Fengler, World Bank
Jul 29 2014
The beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? A framework for understanding youth unemployment in Croatia
Leave a comment“Youth unemployment in Croatia did not simply explode during the Crisis: it was there all the time, it is structural in nature and was systematically ignored.” Nikola Buković of the Croatian Youth Network lays out a framework to understand and … Continue reading
Posted by: July 29, 2014
Tagged with: Croatia, Croatian Youth Network, education, employment, European Union, labour market, LSEE Research Network, Nikola Bukovic, unemployment
May 8 2014
How international organisations disrupted the post-war labour market in former Yugoslavia
1 Comment‘Peace-building’ international organisations vitiated the economic course of post-Yugoslav countries by acting as periodical employers with no sustainable long-term strategy, argues Catherine Baker. This has occurred most of all in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo, where international intervention has taken place on the … Continue reading
Posted by: May 8, 2014
Tagged with: Arizona Market, Balkans, black market, Bosnia, Catherine Baker, employment, human trafficking, international intervention, international organisations, jobs, Kosovo, labour market, precarity, protests, tobacco smuggling, unemployment, Yugoslavia