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February 2012, Volume 14, Issue 31
- 246-257 Electricity Consumption and Economic Growth Nexus: A Multivariate Analysis for Turkey
by Ali Acaravci & Ilhan Ozturk
- 258-271 The Use of Internal Rating Models in Managing the Risks Related to the Exposures of Non-banking Financial Institutions
by Nicolae Dardac & Petronel Chiriac & Bogdan Moinescu
- 273-285 Best Practices in Incentive Compensation from the Perspective of Value-based Management
by Eduard Mădălin Dinu & Costin Ciora
- 286-292 Mr. Radu Emilian – A Visionary Professor
by Gabriela Ţigu
- 293-295 Consumers Protection
by Cătălina Soriana Sitnikov
- 296-298 Consumer Protection in the 'Information Economy'
by Ionica Holban (Oncioiu)
November 2011, Volume 13, Issue Special No. 5
- 667-668 Quality - Information Technologies - Consumer
by Vasile Dinu
- 669-678 The Impact of the Implementation of ISO 9000 Quality Management System on the Customer Satisfaction Evaluation Process by the Romanian SMEs
by Marieta Olaru & Ghiorghita Stoleriu & Claudia Langa & Ionela Flood
- 679-687 The Necessity of Implementing a Quality Management System in the Romanian Medical Units. An Approach from the Patients Point of View
by Roxana Sarbu & Adriana Zamfir
- 688-697 Sustainable Success in Higher Education by Sharing the Best Practices as a Result of Benchmarking Process
by Anca Gabriela Ilie & Mihaela Maftei & Oana Antonia Colibasanu
- 698-711 Good Practices Preceding the Implementation of the System of Management of Environment, on Small and Medium Enterprises
by Anca Atanase & Ion Schileru & Smaranda Visan
- 712-724 Quality Uncertainty as a Barrier to Business Services Development
by Laurentiu Tachiciu & Vasile Dinu & Iacob Kerbalek
- 725-735 The Development of Touristic Services through Individual and Organizational Learning. Study Case: Romania and Spain
by Dan Popescu & Iulia Chivu & Alina Ciocarlan-Chitucea & Daniela-Oana Popescu
- 736-745 Estimating the Importance of Social Media in Consumers' Education and Information Using New Techniques
by Cristian Bogdan Onete & Razvan Dina & Remus Negoi
- 746-753 The Relationship Communication Structure - Uncertainty Avoidance Reflected in Romanian Websites Design
by Doru Plesea & Rodica Pamfilie & Irina Maiorescu
- 754-770 The Impact of Information Technologies on the Organization and Functioning of the Company
by Valentin Florentin Dumitru
- 771-779 Mutations in the Foodstuff Quality Perception of the New Consumers in Romania
by Dorin Popescu & Mihai Negrea & Lelia Voinea
- 780-789 The Psycho-sensorial Value of the Food Products a Provocative Component in Purchase Decision
by Magdalena Bobe & Roxana Procopie
- 790-802 Potential Connections between Migration and Immigrants Food Consumption Habits. The Case of Romanian Immigrants in Andalusia, Spain
by Andreea Simona Saseanu & Raluca Mariana Petrescu
June 2011, Volume 13, Issue 30
- 343-344 The Knowledge - Based Economy: Implications for Higher Education in Economics and Business
by Vasile Dinu
- 347-361 Universities as Suppliers of Entrepreneurship Education Services. The Cases of The University of Seville and The Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest
by Isidoro Romero & Raluca Mariana Petrescu & Alina Elena Balalia (Iosif)
- 362-376 Relative efficiency of higher education in Croatia and Slovenia: an international comparison
by Alka Obadić & Aleksander Aristovnik
- 377-391 Evaluation of the Entrepreneurship Education Programme in University: A New Approach
by Urve Venesaar & Hannes Ling & Karen Voolaid
- 392-403 Intergenerational knowledge transfer in the academic environment of knowledge-based economy
by Viorel Lefter & Constantin Brătianu & Adriana Agapie & Simona Agoston & Ivona Orzea
- 404-419 Knowledge based economy –technological perspective: implications and solutions for agility improvement and innovation achievement in higher education
by Bogdan Ghilic-Micu & Marinela Mircea & Marian Stoica
- 420-436 Universities` Role in Knowledge-Based Economy and Society. Implications for Romanian Economics Higher Education
by Marta-Christina Suciu & Irina-Virginia Drăgulănescu & Alexandru Ghiţiu-Brătescu & Luciana Picioruş & Cosmin Imbrişcă
- 437-447 Developing a Conceptual Model Based on the Correlations Between Marketing Higher Education and Knowledge Based Economy
by Răzvan Zaharia & Emanuela Maria Avram & Raluca Cristina Eftimie
- 448-463 Employers' Perception Of Competences Acquired Through Academic Marketing Training In Knowledge Based Economy
by Ioan Plăiaş & Ciprian-Marcel Pop & Raluca Băbuţ & Dan Cristian Dabija
- 464-481 Exploratory Research on the Organizational Learning in Small Enterprises and Implications for the Economic Higher Education
by Carmen Bălan & Daniela Ioniţă
- 482-496 A Possible Model for Developing Students' Skills within the Knowledge-Based Economy
by Ion Plumb & Andreea Zamfir
- 497-511 Modern Solutions For Economic Higher Education In The Knowledge-Based Society
by Paul Pocatilu & Cristian Ciurea
- 512-526 University – Business Partnerships And The Relatively Limited Regional Engagement, In European Context. The Case Of Business Schools
by Cristina Maria Serbanica (Pantelica)
- 527-543 The Perception of Students from the Economic Area on the New Learning Methods in the Knowledge Society
by Nicoleta Dospinescu & Maria Tătăruşanu & Gina Ionela Butnaru & Lucian Berechet
- 544-554 The Relationship Between University Research And The Marketability Of Universities
by Simona Vasilache & Alina Mihaela Dima & Mihaela Dan
- 555-564 The Positioning of Universities in Collaborative Models as Clusters in a Knowledge Based Economy
by Adrian D. Tanţău & Nicolae Al. Pop & Daniela Hîncu & Laurenţiu Frăţilă
- 565-579 Exploratory Research On Students` Opinions Regarding The Features Of The Educational Process In A Knowledge-Based Economy
by Sorin-George Toma
- 581-598 Towards Explaining Growth of Private and Public services in the Emerging Market Economies
by Metka Stare & Andreja Jaklič
- 599-619 Creativity In Conscience Society
by Ion Gh. Rosca & Dumitru Todoroi
- 620-631 Towards a Model of Designing an Organizational Structure in a Knowledge Based Society
by Mihai Vărzaru & Eric Jolivet
- 632-645 Rapid Changes of International Trade Flows Geography. An Approach Grounded on the Knowledge-Based Economy Concept
by Silviu Neguţ
- 647-651 Good Practices In The Third Party Audits Of The Systems Of Quality Management According To TÜV Cert Requirements
by Anca Atanase
- 652-657 Nicolae D. Xenopol – The Founder Of The Academy Of High Commercial And Industrial Studies Of Bucharest
by Ion Vorovenci
- 658-664 Government Failure, Always A Topical Matter
by Simona Buşoi
February 2011, Volume 13, Issue 29
- 6-7 Corporate Social Responsibility – Opportunity for Reconciliation between Economical Interests and Social and Environmental Interests
by Vasile Dinu
- 10-27 A Corporate Model of Similitude for SMEs Reunion into a Corporation, Viewed from the Angle of Physical Thought, and Its Complex Economic and Social Impact
by Gheorghe Săvoiu & Constantin Manea & Victor Iorga – Simăn & Florentina Magda Enescu & Mladen Čudanov
- 28-42 Business Ontology for Evaluating Corporate Social Responsibility
by Ion Smeureanu & Andreea Dioşteanu & Camelia Delcea & Liviu Cotfas
- 43-55 Corporate Social Responsibility in Romanian Companies – between Perceptions and Reality
by Ciprian Obrad & Dalia Petcu & Vasile Gherheş & Sorin Suciu
- 56-71 Social Responsibility Concerns of SMEs in Romania, from the Perspective of the Requirements of the EFQM European Excellence Model
by Marieta Olaru & Ghiorghiţa Stoleriu & Ioana Maria Diana Şandru
- 72-85 Cause-Related Marketing, Part of Corporate Social Responsibility and Its Influence upon Consumers' Attitude
by Laurentiu Dan Anghel & Georgiana Florentina Grigore & Mihai Roşca
- 86-103 Social Responsibility Practices Regarding Facilities Granted to Employees and Consumer Protection in Selected European Companies
by Voicu-Dan Dragomir & Elena Roxana Anghel (Ilcu)
- 104-116 Partnership in Social Marketing Programs. Socially Responsible Companies and Non-Profit Organizations' Engagement in Solving Society's Problems
by Corina Şerban
- 117-131 Research on Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
by Camelia I. Lungu & Chiraţa Caraiani & Cornelia Dascălu
- 132-145 Social Responsibility of Multinational Corporations to Train Their Personnel. An Evaluation of Explanatory Variables for a Telecommunications Company
by Basarab Gogoneaţă
- 146-161 An Investigation Regarding the Disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility Information for Listed Companies from Romania
by Valentin Dumitru & Iuliana Ionescu & Adriana Calu & Mirela Oancea
- 162-179 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Sustainable Competitive Advantage
by Dumitru Miron & Monica Petcu & Iulia Maria Sobolevschi
- 180-194 Corporate Social Responsibility: The Challenge for Medium Sized Enterprises in the Bamberg-Forcheim Region, Germany
by Viorica Şerban & Malte Kaufmann
- 195-206 Corporate Social Responsibility in the Context of Financial Crisis: A Comparison between Romania and Lithuania
by Rodica Milena Zaharia & Dainora Grundey
- 207-220 Students' Perceptions on Corporate Social Responsibility at the Academic Level. Case Study: The Faculty of Administration and Business, University of Bucharest
by Marin Burcea & Paul Marinescu
- 221-234 The Implications of Corporate Social Responsibility on the Accounting Profession: The Case of Romania
by Nadia Albu & Cătălin Nicolae Albu & Maria Mădălina Gîrbină & Maria Iuliana Sandu
- 235-248 The Social Responsibility of the Top 100 Romanian Companies. An Analysis of Corporate Websites
by Tamara Eugenia Baleanu & Liviu Chelcea & Alin Stancu
- 250-257 Some Issues Involved by the Policies Concerning Exchange Rate and Inflation. Quantitative Approach
by Emilian Dobrescu
- 258-272 Institutional Approach and Enterprise Creation: Support Systems in the Case of Small City in Rural and Peripheral Areas of Portugal
by Maria Jose Silva & Virgínia Trigo & Rute Antunes
- 273-286 Improving the Service Quality as a Socially Responsible Activity of Hotel Companies
by Ivana Blesic & Slobodan Cerovic & Vanja Dragicevic
- 287-294 Purchasing Power Parity in Eastern European Countries: Further Evidence from Black Market Exchange Rates
by Alper Aslan & Ferit Kula
- 295-304 On One Experimental Test of the Samaritan's Dilemma
by Karolina Barinkova & Vladimir Gazda & Marek Grof & Matúš Kubak & Marko Lalic
- 305-320 Risk Diversification in the Agricultural Sector in Bulgaria
by Marina Nikolova & Marusya Linkova
- 322-330 Professor C. Florescu – Founder of the Marketing School from Bucharest
by Nicolae Al. Pop
- 331-333 Global Practices of Corporate Social Responsibility
by Cătălina Soriana Sitnikov
- 334-338 Rural Tourism - Treaty
by Marcel Pop
November 2010, Volume 12, Issue Special No. 4
- 708-708 Lower Danube Region Development Priorities in the Context of EU Strategy for the Danube Region – Educational and Training Problems
by Vasile Dinu
- 709-734 Education and Training Needs in the Field of Consumer Protection in the Lower Danube Region
by Vasile Dinu & Ivan Marchevski & Eugen Dobrescu & Raluca Mariana Petrescu
- 735-760 Education and Training Needs in the Field of Visitors Receiving Structures and Tourism Services in the Lower Danube Region
by Gabriela Ţigu & Maria Andreeva & Ana-Maria Nica
- 761-784 Education and Training Needs in the Field of Agriculture and Rural Development in the Lower Danube Region
by Nicolae Istudor & Margarita Bogdanova & Victor Manole & Raluca Ignat & Irina Elena Petrescu
- 785-814 Education and Training Needs in the Field of Logistic Structures and Services in the Lower Danube Region
by Mihai Felea & Nicola Yankov & Irina Mărunţelu & Cristinel Vasiliu
- 815-838 Education and Training Needs in the Field of Local Development in the Lower Danube Macro Region
by Laurenţiu Tăchiciu & Nicola Yankov & Alina Elena Balalia
June 2010, Volume 12, Issue 28
- 262-264 The Need for Consumers' Protection
by Vasile Dinu
- 267-286 Human Factor's Involvement in the Consumer Protection Management
by Ion Petrescu & Vasile Dinu & Camelia Ştefănescu & Eugen Dobrescu
- 287-296 Media Knowledge Consumers Protection
by Constantin Brătianu & Ivona Orzea & Ioan Ghişe
- 297-313 The Romanian Consumer And His/Her Rights: Opinions And Attitudes
by Florica Ştefănescu & Sergiu Bălţătescu
- 314-331 The Application of Main Component Analysis Method on Indicators of Romanian National Authority for Consumers Protection Activities
by Manuela Rozalia Gabor & Daniela Ştefănescu & Lia Codrina Conţiu
- 332-347 Study on the Students' Perception of Knowledge Usefulness and Necessity Concerning Tourists' Protection
by Valentin Niţă & Gina Ionela Butnaru
- 348-359 The Adjustment of Perspective Among Students Regarding Protection of Educational Services' Consumer
by Bogdan Gabriel Nistoreanu & Remus Ion Hornoiu & Puiu Nistoreanu
- 360-372 New Approaches of Consumers' Protection in Terms of Management Systems' International Standards Evolution
by Cătălina Soriana Sitnikov & Claudiu George Bocean
- 373-387 The Risk Perception For Consumer Segments In E-CommerceAnd Its Implication For The Marketing Strategy
by Corina Pelău & Irina Bena
- 388-403 Considerations Regarding the Security and Protection of E-Banking Services Consumers' Interests
by Marinela Vrancianu & Liana Anica Popa
- 404-419 Analyzing Students' Perceptions From Their Interests and Rights' Protection Perspective Within Various International Contexts
by Alexandru Puiu & Laura-Maria Dindire & Andreea Munteanu
- 420-435 Study on the Information Level of Pupils and Parents Regarding the Effects of Unhealthy Food Consumption
by Sorin-George Toma & Costel Stanciu & Eugen Irimia
- 436-443 Research on Consumers' Self-Protection through a Healthy Diet
by Nicolae Istudor & Raluca Andreea Ion & Irina Elena Petrescu
- 444-453 Environmental Quality, Stimulating Factor Consumption in the XXI Century
by Giani Grădinaru
- 454-465 Managing Eco-Design Of Industrial Goods And Consumers' Protection Nexus
by Rodica Pamfilie & Roxana Procopie & Magdalena Bobe
- 466-478 Multinational Companies Responsibilities Regarding Consumers Safety
by Ana-Maria Pamfilie
- 479-491 Safety And Consumer Protection
by Cristina Burghelea
- 492-503 E – Tourism And Tourism Services Consumer Protection
by Alexandru Nedelea & Alina Bălan
- 504-518 Alternative Dispute Resolution through Mediation in Romanian Retail Banking
by Carmen Bălan
- 519-529 Buying Better For Your Money: The Smart Buyer's Decalogue
by Carmen Costea & Laura Libardea-Vlăducă
- 530-545 Consumption For The Fulfillment Of Human Life
by Constantin Popescu & Silvia-Florina Popescu & Cristina Stroe
- 546-557 Consumption of Public Childcare and Educational Services: an End-User Perspective
by Speranţa Pirciog & Aniela Matei & Bertha Sănduleasa & Mihaela Ghenţa
- 558-574 Romanian Harmonization of Laws with European Union Policies Regarding Consumer Protection
by Remus Baciu & Adriana Deac
- 576-593 Immigration – Socio-economical Implications. The Case of Romania
by Silviu Neguţ & Luigi di Comite & Marius-Cristian Neacşu
- 594-605 Systemic Crisis Management and Central Bank Independence. An Empirical Analysis
by Nicolae Dardac & Adriana Giba
- 606-633 The Asymmetric Impulse of the Sunshine Effect on Stock Returns and Volatilities
by Yuan-Ming Lee & Kuan-Min Wang
- 634-649 Vertical Aliances between Retail and Manufacturer Companies in the Fashion Industry
by Bernhard Swoboda & Nicolae Al. Pop & Dan Cristian Dabija
- 650-659 Does More Government Deficit Lead to a Higher Long-term Interest Rate? Application of an Extended Loanable Funds Model to Estonia
by Yu Hsing
- 661-674 Ireland: An Example Of Best Practices In The Utilization of EU funds
by Amalia Nicoleta Coman & Paul Coman
- 675-686 Maintaining the Service Level by Using the Coordinated Order Model for the Replenishment of Distribution Stocks
by Oana Firică & Alecxandrina Deaconu & Viorel Lefter
- 687-693 Gromoslav Mladenatz: Professor and Rector of the Bucharest Academy of Commerce, the Most Important Theorist of the Romanian Co-operative Movement
by Robert Păiuşan
- 694-699 Online Consumer Protection. Theories Of Human Relativism
by Sofia Elena Colesca
- 700-704 A Monographic Approach to the Legal Protection of Consumers
by Marţian Iovan
February 2010, Volume 12, Issue 27
- 5-7 Commercial Activity And The Sustainable Development
by Vasile Dinu
- 10-26 Responsible Commercial Activity Of Smes And Specific Values Of Sustainable Development In Terms Of The European Excellence Model
by Marieta Olaru & Vasile Dinu & Ghiorghiţa Stoleriu & Diana Şandru & Violeta Dincă
- 27-35 Models Of The Intra-Regional Trade Influence On Economic Sustainable Development In Romania
by Dumitru Miron & Alina Mihaela Dima & Simona Vasilache
- 36-51 The Long-Run Relationship Between Commerce And Sustainable Development In Baltic And Central And Eastern European Countries
by Basarab Gogoneaţă
- 52-65 Carbon-Footprint Policy Of The Top Ten Global Retailers: Contribution To Sustainable Development
by Carmen Bălan
- 66-82 The Perception of the Students Specializing Trade, Tourism and Services on the Importance of the Concept of Sustainable Development in Commercial Activities
by Valentin Niţă & Daniela Tatiana Agheorghiesei
- 83-98 Commercialization of Holidays in the Protected Natural Areas - Form of the Sustainable Development in Tourism
by Rodica Minciu & Delia Popescu & Mihaela Pădurean & Remus Hornoiu & Andreea Băltăreţu
- 99-114 Commercial Facilities and Urban Regeneration
by Ana-Lucia Ristea & Ioan-Franc Valeriu & Ion Stegăroiu & Gabriel Croitoru
- 115-128 Setting Fair Prices – Fundamental Principle Of Sustainable Marketing
by Iacob Cătoiu & Diana Maria Vrânceanu & Alina Filip
- 129-144 Implications Of Commercial Activity Within Monastic Settlements As A Way To Maintain The Sustainable Development Of Religious Tourism In Romania
by Gabriela Cecilia Stănciulescu & Alexandra-Maria Ţîrca
- 145-154 Internal Drivers Of Environmental Performance. Case Study: The Trading Activity
by Florina Bran & Ildiko Ioan & Carmen Valentina Rădulescu
- 155-167 Commercial Activity's Contribution to Sustainable Development by Social Responsability Actions: a Vision of SMEs
by Rodica Milena Zaharia & Alin Stancu & Carmen Stoian & Mihaela Diaconu
- 169-176 New Construction and Reconstruction: Impact on Growth of Sub-Regions of Mainland Portugal
by Vera Mota & Paulo Maçãs Nunes & António Fernandes de Matos
- 177-189 An Ontological-based Model for Competences in Sustainable Development Projects: a Case Study for Project's Commercial Activities
by Constanţa-Nicoleta Bodea & Cetin Elmas & Ana Tănăsescu & Maria Dascălu
- 190-198 Testing Purchasing Power Parity in Transition Countries: Evidence from Structural Breaks
by Ali Acaravci & Ilhan Ozturk
- 199-213 The Trade Deficit and Banking Sector Results in Romania and Bulgaria
by Alenka Kavkler & Mejra Festić
- 215-227 Management Best Practices Used in Romanian Logistics Customer Service Planning
by Emil Crişan & Liviu Ilieş & Irina Salanţă
- 228-241 Good Practices Regarding Solid Waste Management Recycling
by Doru Alexandru Pleşea & Smaranda Vişan
- 242-247 Gheorghe Dolgu, an Exceptional Career
by Ioan Popa
- 248-253 Handelsmanagement (Retail Management)
by Nicolae Al. Pop & Dan Cristian Dabija
- 254-256 Business, Ethics and the Environment: Imagining a Sustainable Future
by Ionica Holban (Oncioiu)
November 2009, Volume 11, Issue Number Special 3
- 644-644 The "illuminating" crisis
by Lauren?iu T?chiciu
- 645-666 Prudent Intesting? The Credit Crisis of August 2007 Mainsail II Siv-Lite, and the State Cash Investment Pool
by Richard H. Borgman
- 667-674 Some Aspects of the Economic Crisis
by Horst Todt
- 675-683 How Deep and How Long Could Be the Recession in Romania
by Lucian-Liviu Albu & Vasile Dinu
- 684-697 The Subprime Crisis and the European Banking Sector: the Renewal of Universal Banks?
by Elisabeth Paulet
- 698-721 Business-Cycle Asymmetry and Causality Between Foreign Direct Investment and Fixed Capital Formation
by Kuan-Min Wang & Yuan-Ming Lee & Thanh-Binh Nguyen Thi
- 722-734 The Real Economy and Competition Policy in Periods of Retrenchment
by Gheorghe Oprescu & Daniela Eleodor & Russell Damtoft
- 735-750 The Global Financial Crisis: Management of Deficits and Debts
by Constantin Ciutacu & Luminita Chivu & Raluca Iorgulescu
- 751-762 The Impact of the Global Crisis on SME and Entrepreneurship Bahavior -Romania and Finland Cases
by Carmen N?stase & Miika Kajanus
June 2009, Volume 11, Issue 26
- 243-245 Dimensions of Quality in Services
by Vasile Dinu
- 247-259 Performance Assessment of the Training Service Providers in Romania related to the Criteria of the Common Quality Assurance Framework
by Marieta Olaru & Felicia Albescu & Dorel Paraschiv & Ghiorghita Stoleriu & Claudia Adriana Langa
- 260-270 Methodology to evaluate the Quality of Public Services
by Catalin Popescu & Tatiana Cucu & Luminita Ion-Boussier & Jean-Marie Boussier & Augustin Mitu
- 270-276 Analysis of Service Quality Management in the Materials Industry using the BCG Matrix Method
by Adrian Ioana & Vasile Mirea & Cezar Balescu
- 277-287 Responsiveness of Health Systems: a Barometer of the Quality of Health Services
by Ana-Lucia Ristea & Ion Stegaroiu & Valeriu Ioan-Franc & Vasile Dinu
- 288-297 Customer Loyalty and its Determinants in a Banking Services Environment
by Alina Filip & Laurentiu-Dan Anghel
- 298-304 Study regarding Customer Perception of Healthcare Service Quality in Romanian Clinics, Based on their Profile
by Cornelia Prejmerean & Simona Vasilache
- 305-313 Quality Assesment of Social Public Services
by Nicolina Racoceanu & Aniela Matei & Bertha Sanduleasa & Mihaela Ghenta
- 314-322 Major Change in the Quality Management of the Qualitative Market Research
by Carmen Balan
- 323-329 Managing Process Performance and Quality for Sustainability in the Service Organizations
by Carmen Paunescu
- 330-338 ECOROM – Indicators System Proposal of Quality Certification in Ecotourism
by Hornoiu Remus & Tanase Mihai Ovidiu & Nistoreanu Puiu
- 339-345 Considerations regarding the Performance Improvement of the Hospital Healthcare Services from Romania by the Implementation of an Integrated Management System
by Lelia Voinea & Rodica Pamfilie
- 346-354 Quality Characteristics and Metrics related to M-Learning Process
by Paul Pocatilu & Catalin Boja
- 355-363 Standards and Costs for Quality Management of E-Learning Services
by Marian Stoica & Bogdan Ghilic-Micu
- 364-372 Operational Risk Assesement Tools for Quality Management in Banking Services
by Alina Mihaela Dima
- 373-382 Managing Service Quality within the Knowledge-Based Economy: Opportunities and Challenges
by Ion Plumb & Andreea Zamfir
- 383-392 The Quality of Educational Services in Higher Education – Assurance, Management or Excellence?
by Roxana Sârbu & Anca Gabriela Ilie & Antonia Cristiana Enache & Dan Dumitriu
- 393-401 Empirical Survey Regarding the Quality Costs in the Romanian Services Companies
by Mariana Glavan & Madalina Dumitru & Mihaela Dumitrana
- 402-411 Using the European Model of Total Quality Management to assess the Performance of Organizations. Case Study on Educational Services
by Maria Ioncica & Iolanda Magdalena Negoita & Eva-Cristina Petrescu & Diana Ioncica
- 412-418 Considerations Regarding Quality Management in Services as a Marketing Instrument for Increasing Customers' Satisfaction in Tourism Products
by Nicolae Teodorescu & Aurelia–Felicia Stancioiu & Augustin Mitu
- 419-428 The Survey of the Service Quality. Application to a Hotel using the SERVQUAL Model
by Olimpia State & Nicolae Istudor
- 429-440 The Quality Management of the Services of Scientometric Quantification of the Research of the Members of the University Community Deployed within the "e-UnivRoScient" Concept
by Ionescu Bogdan & Ionescu Iuliana & Dumitru Valentin & Gorgan Vasile
- 441-450 Customer Contribution to improving Service Quality in the Hospitality Industry
by Dragos Constantin Vasile
- 451-461 The Reasssesment of the Service Quality System within the Romanian Hotel Industry – a Premise for Increasing the Competition of the Tourist Offer
by Adriana Anca Cristea
- 462-472 Hospetitiveness – the Empirical Model of Competitiveness in Romanian Hospitality Industry
by Radu Emilian & Claudia Elena Tuclea & Madalina Lavinia Tala & Catalina Nicoleta Brîndusoiu
- 473-481 Organizational Memory: an Approach from Knowledge Management and Quality Management of Organizational Learning Perspectives
by Marinela Vrîncianu & Liana Anica-Popa & Ionut Anica-Popa
- 482-493 Reliability and Flexibility in the Quality Management of Tourism Products
by Pavel Stanciu & Cristian Valentin Hapenciuc
- 494-502 Optimal Diversification in Allocation Problems
by Ion Purcaru
- 503-510 Using Sustainable Development Indicators in the Quality Management of Service Activities. Case Study: Veolia Environnement
by Catalin Florin Seichea
- 512-521 Estimating the Total Factor Productivity in Romanian Economy
by Emilian Dobrescu
- 522-532 Some Thoughts on Financial Innovation and Financial Crises
by Giovanni Palmerio
- 533-548 Measuring the Managerial Potential
by Ion Gh. Rosca & George Moldoveanu
- 549-564 Constructive Deviance, Destructive Deviance and Personality: How do they interrelate?
by Moran Bodankin & Aharon Tziner
- 565-573 Growth and Profitability in Portuguese Companies: a Dynamic Panel Data Approach
by Zélia Serrasqueiro
- 574-584 Quality Assurance in the Japanese Universities
by Sorin-George Toma & Shinji Naruo
- 585-596 Cruise Crimes: Economic-Legal Issues and Current Debates
by Thomas R Panko & Babu P George & Tony L Henthorne
- 597-604 Financing Options for Entrepreneurial Ventures
by Sonja Markova & Tatjana Petkovska-Mircevska
- 606-615 Intergenerational Partnership in Research and Development Activity
by Gheorghe Zaman & Steliana Sandu & Irina Anghel
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I keep all sorts of different types of rice in my larder, as I'm never sure when I might need a quick handful of red camargue or vialone nano to create a dish. There are countless types of rice available in the shops these days – and each has its own uses and needs to be cooked in a certain way. For example, basmati is far too delicate a rice for making a risotto; don't even try it, or you'll end up with a right old bowl of mush...
Chorizo, broad bean and asparagus rice
Serves 4-6
This is more or less a paella and it can be made with seasonal vegetables such as peas or beans. Slowly cooking the chopped-up chorizo with the onions at the beginning releases all of the oils and spices, which the rice absorbs during cooking.
2 large onions, peeled, halved and finely chopped
6 cloves of garlic, peeled and crushed
200g cooking chorizo, halved and chopped into small pieces
1tsp fresh thyme leaves
4tbsp olive oil
120g paella rice
1.5-2ltrs chicken stock
250g asparagus, woody ends removed
100-120g podded weight of broad beans
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
In a wide-based pan, gently cook the onion, garlic, chorizo and thyme in the olive oil for 5-6 minutes, stirring every so often. Add the rice and stir on a low heat for a minute or so and season well. Gradually add half of the stock, stirring every so often. Meanwhile, cook the broad beans and asparagus separately in boiling salted water until just tender, then drain and leave to cool a little. Slice the asparagus on the angle into 5 or 6 pieces, then add to the rice with the broad beans and continue adding the stock until the rice is tender. Re-season if necessary and serve immediately.
Coconut rice pudding
Serves 4
A can of coconut milk imparts the most delicious flavour to a simple rice pudding. You can garnish this pudding with toasted or desiccated coconut, or even add some diced-up ripe mango or papaya.
60g pudding rice
800ml-1ltr milk
80g caster sugar
1 x 400ml can coconut milk
2-3tbsp desiccated or shaved coconut
Put the rice, two-thirds of the milk and the sugar in a thick-bottomed saucepan, bring to the boil and simmer gently (preferably on a simmer plate) for about 20-25 minutes – stirring every so often and adding more milk if the rice is getting dry – until the rice is tender. Add half of the coconut milk and continue simmering for a few minutes, then remove from the heat. Add the rest of the coconut milk and stir every so often until the rice is cool. The rice should be a fairly creamy consistency; if not, you can adjust it with a little more milk.
Meanwhile, toast the coconut under the grill until golden. Serve the rice with the toasted or desiccated coconut (and the diced fruit, if desired) scattered over it.
Smoked haddock arancini
Makes 15-20
Risotto is the base for these delicious deep-fried little rice croquettes; in fact, the dish probably originated from leftover risotto. Arancini can be made with all sorts of risottos, from a simple risotto alla Milanese to a creamy mushroom variation.
You can make these into smaller bite-sized pieces for canapés or larger versions for snacks, or as part of an antipasti display.
100g natural smoked haddock
500ml fish stock
A couple of knobs of butter
1 medium onion, peeled, halved and finely chopped
80g carnaroli risotto rice
40g freshly grated parmesan
1tbsp chopped parsley
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
About 80-100g flour for dusting
1 large egg, beaten
50g fresh white breadcrumbs
Vegetable or corn oil for deep frying
Put the haddock in a saucepan with the fish stock, bring to the boil and simmer gently for 5 minutes, then transfer the haddock on to a plate and strain the sauce through a sieve. Melt the butter in a heavy-based saucepan and gently cook the onion for 2-3 minutes on a low heat, stirring every so often.
Add the rice and stir on the heat for a minute, season, then gradually start adding the stock, a little at a time and stirring every so often, ensuring that each addition of stock has been absorbed before adding the next.
Continue adding the stock until the rice is tender, it should be fully cooked through and quite dry as it needs to stay together when moulded. Stir in the parmesan and parsley and remove from the heat.
Meanwhile, remove all of the skin and bones from the haddock and flake the flesh into small pieces and stir into the hot rice once it has cooked; remove from the stove. Re-season the rice if necessary and transfer to a shallow dish to cool, stirring every so often as it is cooling, then transfer to the fridge for an hour or so.
Mould the rice into balls with a diameter of about the size of a 10p piece for canapés (or larger if you wish). Have three dishes ready, one with the flour, the second with the beaten egg and the third with the breadcrumbs. Pass the rice balls firstly through the flour, shaking off any excess, then through the egg and finally through the breadcrumbs.
Preheat about 8cm of oil to 160-180C in a large thick-bottomed saucepan or electric deep-fat fryer and fry the arancini a few at a time for 2-3 minutes, turning them with a slotted spoon as they are cooking, until they are golden; then transfer on to some kitchen paper. Serve immediately.
Venison biryani
Serves 4-6
This is not the biryani you would find in your local curry house. Biryani usually gives the impression that it's just leftovers heated up without much love or care. This version makes an impressive dinner party dish – especially if you lift the lid off at the table to reveal the fluffy rice and saffron with all its fragrant spices.
Feel free to use cubes of boneless chicken thighs, instead of lamb or mutton – it would work just as well.
1kg boneless venison from a single joint like the shoulder, cut into rough 3cm cubes
30g fresh ginger, scraped and finely grated
4 garlic cloves, peeled and crushed
2tbsp garam masala
tsp chilli powder
tsp ground turmeric
4 small green, medium heat chillies, chopped
A good pinch of curry leaves
1tsp ground cumin
6 green cardamom pods
4tbsp chopped coriander and mint leaves
500g basmati rice
4 large onions, peeled and thinly sliced
200g ghee or butter
250ml thick natural yoghurt
Pinch of saffron soaked in 2 tbsp hot milk
For the sealing dough
200g wholewheat flour
1tsp salt
Mix the venison in a stainless steel bowl with all the herbs and spices (apart from the saffron). Cover and marinade in the fridge overnight. Wash the rice in a bowl of cold water, until the water is clear; drain. Heat the ghee in a large frying pan. Add the onions and fry for 10 minutes on a medium to high heat, stirring every so often, until they are golden brown. Drain in a sieve over a bowl to reserve the ghee.
Remove the venison and reserve the marinade. Reheat the ghee, reserving a couple of tablespoons for later, then fry the venison, a few pieces at a time, lightly browning them. Transfer the venison into an ovenproof dish with a lid. Add the yoghurt, browned onions and the reserved marinade and cook on a low heat for 1 hours, until the venison is tender, then remove from the heat.
In another pan, bring enough salted water to the boil to cover the rice. Add the rice, stir well and bring back to the boil. Simmer for 5 minutes, drain and spread the rice over the meat. Spoon over the reserved ghee, and saffron-infused milk.
Preheat the oven to 220C/gas mark 7.
Make the sealing dough by mixing the flour and salt with enough water to form a smooth dough. Roll it out into a sausage shape to fit around the cooking pot. Press the dough around the edges of the pot and press the lid lightly on the dough. Put the pot over a high heat, bring to the boil; transfer to the oven for 40 minutes. Break the dough seal to serve.
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InhaltsverzeichnisChapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The Definition of Drug Use Chapter 3 Drugs Today Chapter 4 North America: United States, Canada, Mexico Chapter 5 Central and South America: Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica Chapter 6 Western Europe: Great Britain, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands Chapter 7 Eastern Europe: Russia, Poland, Bulgaria, Slovak Republic Chapter 8 Middle East: Iran, Israel Chapter 9 Asia: China, Japan, India, Thailand Chapter 10 Africa: South Africa, Nigeria Chapter 11 The Pacific: Australia Chapter 12 Concluding Remarks
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Kasich breaks with party
Posted in the Columbus Forum
Trayvonius Martinez
"Seven Days In May"
Since: Oct 13
#22 Oct 15, 2013
^^^should be "making six figures."
"Tenured Marxist Radical"
Since: Jan 13
Ivy League-ISIS
#24 Oct 15, 2013
Actually I was referring to the absence of disclosure in JobsOhio, which remains inside baseball for now.
But you are correct that it applies just as much to Medicaid as well. The feds can't handle the cost of Medicaid as is, and it will be downstreamed once the credit downgrades start coming in the next presidential administration.
"animis opibusque parati"
Since: Oct 12
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#25 Oct 17, 2013
House Republicans may sue over Kasichs Medicaid expansion
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#26 Oct 17, 2013
Let's look at this closely, shall we?.
Ohio House Republicans approve a bill specifically authorizing the Governor to do exactly what he is considering doing. The Governor signs it.
Now they start grumbling about filing a lawsuit certain to be unsuccessful, and talk of removing members of the controlling board...(I think this is deja vu all over again...hmmm). http://www.cleveland.com/open/index.ssf/2011/...
Who, pray tell, will be footing the bill for legal fees fro the petitioners? It won't be the State of Ohio.
Who, pray tell, will be footing the bill for the respondents? You, me, and every other Ohio taxpayer.
I would wonder whether they even have standing to sue. I'm not so sure they do, without scouring the state for a few disgruntled taxpayers whose names they can insert in the caption of the complaint.
Take a look at the comments under that article Tippy. If the GOP doesn't stop all of its nonsense, they are simply digging their own graves.
"animis opibusque parati"
Since: Oct 12
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#27 Oct 17, 2013
Thanks for your stunning regurgitation of the media narrative.
It is wholly irrelevant to reality.
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#28 Oct 17, 2013
Reality? Look at the reality of the sinkhole the GOP just fell into in Washington over the past three weeks. Did you see John McCain interviewed last night?
Open yer eyes.
Since: Jan 12
#29 Oct 17, 2013
When will you Conservatives get it? It's not about doing the. "Will" of the people, it's about stock options, political nest lining, golfing with executives of large insurance firms to vie for a bone in their bowl once the teanuts vote them out of office. They give a shyt about you or your clinging to the constitution.
Since: Jan 12
#30 Oct 17, 2013
JobsOhio is the perfect Trojan Horse for funneling money to GOP candidates. Kaslick played with the Big Boys on Wall Street, he knows exactly what he's doing. He's way smarter than Karl and Diamond.
Since: Jan 12
#31 Oct 17, 2013
Ted Cruz has supplied the fresh pine planks already!
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#32 Oct 17, 2013
I guess you didn't read the part about Kasich using his veto power to strike the language prohibiting funding of the expansion.
I guess the House GOP members who approved the bill were too stupid to figure out that if they wished to not grant the controlling board the ability to approve the expansion regardless of the legislature's intent, they should have removed that language from the bill before they sent it to the Governor for his signature into law.
I guess the House GOP membership really just doesn't care about people living on the edge of poverty. Imagine that!!!
Ya know Tippy, it sounds to me as if the House GOP decided to kick the can down the road in order to get the budget passed, they knew exactly what they were doing, and the Governor kicked that can right back at them.
Good for the Governor.
Since: Jan 12
#33 Oct 17, 2013
His eyes are wide shut! He's awaiting the arrival of a resurrected General Robert E.Lee, to lead the south into a final victory. There's candles still alight at the Westmoreland county, VA. birthplace of his messiah.
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#34 Oct 17, 2013
That horse is gonna split at the seams.
#35 Oct 17, 2013
Poster 33, tell me you ain't meaning John McCain, Westmoreland County, Virginia is the birthplace of McCain's messiah.
McCain's messiah was born in Mombassa, British East Africa!
General Robert E. Lee was a believer and follower of the Constitutional United States and choose to go with his home state of Virginia when she seceded.
John McCain is a socialist sympathiser with his socialist president Oblamer! John McCain is Washingtonian, a DCer.
John McCain, a follower of Robert E. Lee. In those famous words of my VC friend, HAHAHAHAH!!!
#36 Oct 17, 2013
Watching Republicans turn on each other makes the heart feel good....oh what a blessed day!!!
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#37 Oct 17, 2013
When to "care", means tax increases and growth of the welfare class with a chip on their shoulder, yes I do not "care".
Welfare statism ruins initiative, industry and economy. Medicaid expansion is all about growing the number of people getting transfer payments, to further establish the power of the left.
Trayvonius Martinez
"Seven Days In May"
Since: Oct 13
#38 Oct 17, 2013
Be careful what you wish for, boy.
#39 Oct 17, 2013
It ain't Republicans turning on each other but people who till now had no choice but to work through the Repubs and are finding out the Republican hierarchy are actually RINOs in cahoots with the socialist party you know as the Democrats.
The DC Republican hierarchy will turn on Cruz and others of his ilk in a heartbeat, just because Cruz and company don't like the direction to the left this country is careening towards no more than we do, but they haven't come to grips with getting disgusted with their own party and creating their own. But it's coming and I hope it gets here before the balkanisation we are heading for gets here. But it remains to be seen.
I sincerely hope there are more Clement Vallandigham type people in Ohio than there were when he was living. When the time comes, I hope you people in Ohio make the right decision.
Poster 36, I hope you are having fun watching America disintegrating before our very eyes. What a blessed day, you write. You must be a socialist at the very least or possibly further left.
Since: Apr 10
#40 Oct 17, 2013
Koch brothers, with unlimited funds, fund the tea party members .......money motivates...
And to think us tax payers have to do a repeat of this in Feb. with the shutdown, it cost the US economy 24 billion dollars.
#41 Oct 17, 2013
so according to you BB, the tea party shut down the government.
Oblamer had nothing to do with the shutdown.
The Democrats had nothing to do with the shutdown.
The Republicans had nothing to do with the shutdown.
Totally on the Tea Party. For having such few numbers they sure do have a lot of power.
Who does George Soros fund? Tea Party?
Who does Hollywood fund? Tea Party?
Are Sean Penn and Jane Fonda tea party?
Everywhere I turn on these threads all this bs is blamed on the Tea Party. I didn't realise they had so much power with so few numbers.
And to think 24 billion dollars it cost the US economy could have went to one of Oblamers favourite charities, muzlim brotherhood but no the tea partiers had to shut down the government. How am I doing with your leftist socialist bureau of disinformation. Am I getting the hang of it?
Tea Party. Everywhere I go, no matter what topix, I am accused of being tea party. I believe in the Constitution of the United States and being governed totally by it, making me an American Constitutionalist which baraq has figuratively pissed on it because he ain't a Constitutionalist.
I am looking forward to February. Have a tea party day.
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The Koch Bros want amnesty for the illegals. I'm not a fan of them.
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