Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 3 / 2010 (544)
The Administrative Convergence in the Balkan Area. Empirical Analysis of Social Policy in Romania and Bulgaria
National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest
Tatiana-Camelia DOGARU
National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest
Abstract. In a world of permanent change and movement with interconnected actions that create interdependences, the institutions and administrative systems should be flexible and transparent to adapt theirselves to these changes and to create the necessary framework for developing in good conditions all the aspects of the social life. In this paper, the attention is focused on the administrative convergence, considering that it is impossible to conceive a strong European construction without the existence of an effective public administration at both levels, national and European, and therefore the research tries to emphasize few signs of convergence between Romanian and Bulgarian employment policy.
Contents
The Administrative Convergence in the Balkan Area. Empirical Analysis of Social Policy in Romania and Bulgaria
Convergence of Croatian Financial and Budget Regulations to the Framework and Practices of the European Union
Fiscal Sustainability and Social Cohesion. Common and Specific in EU Sub-models
Does Trade Help to Explain Tourism Demand? The Case of Portugal
Algorithms for the Public Pension System Reform in Romania – a Necessity Imposed by the Global Economic Crisis
Public and Private Relations – a New Philosophy of Management
A SWOT Analysis on the Waste Management Problem in Romania in 2010
Premises in Implementing the Common Consolidated Tax Base System