Faculty of Economics Niš

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Program of the Conference

Thursday, 16 October 2008

Conference room A

10.00. -11.00.

v  Opening Ceremony

v  Welcoming Address by Borko Krstić, Dean of the Faculty of Economics in Niš

v  Welcoming Address by his excellency Alexander Konuzin, Russian Ambassador to Serbia

Opening report

11.00. - Prof. dr A. Ümit Gökdeniz, Marmara University,

Istanbul-TURKEY

The Role of International Accounting in the Conditions of a Global Economy: Importance Process of the E.U Enlargement"

12.00. - 13.30. - Cocktail lunch (Deanery hall)

13.30. - 17.00. - I Session (Conference room 3)

13.30. - 17.00. - II Session (Conference room A)

13.30. - 17.00. - III Session (Conference room 5)

19.00. - Dinner

Friday, 17 October 2008

9.00. - 12.00. - IV Session (Conference room A)

14.00. - Lunch

I Conditions of the Competitiveness of Economies in the Process of EU Enlargement

1.  Đurica Acin

SERBIA AND EUROPEAN UNION AT THE CROSSROAD

2.  Jadranka Đurović-Todorović, Marina Đorđević

ACHIEVED LEVEL OF HARMONIZATION BETWEEN

THE NBS AND THE ECB MONETARY STRATEGIES

3.  Penka Goranova, Nikolay Milev, N. Georgieva

PRICE POLICY OF THE COMPANIES IN CONDITIONS

OF COMMON MARKET OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

4.  Mijat Jocović

IMPROVEMENT OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

IN MONTENEGRO IN THE PROCESS OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATIONS

5.  Ivan Marković

THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF ACCESSION

TO THE EU - LESSONS FOR SERBIA –

6.  Nikola Milović

ECONOMIC CRITERIA AND CONCURENCY OF MONTENEGRO IN THE PROCESS OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATIONS

7.  Djordje Mitrović

THE DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF THE SERBIAN ECONOMY –

EU LISBON STRATEGY APPROACH

8.  Marija Petrović-Ranđelović, Snežana Radukić

IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY INSTRUMENTS IN THE EU: ECO-TAXES AND

TRADABLE PERMITS’

9.  Pero Petrović, Miroslav Antevski, Dobrica Vesić

THE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS

AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

10.  Maija Šenfelde, Ilze Judrupa

The competitiveness of regions in Latvia

and problems of its evaluation

II Macroeconomic Aspects of Competitiveness

11.  Veselin Avdalović

SERBIAN INSURANCE MARKET, SITUATION

AND PERSPECTIVES IN RELATION TO

GLOBAL WORLD INSURANCE MARKET

12.  Sreten Ćuzović, Svetlana Sokolov Mladenović

IMPLICATIONS OF ETHICS IN THE TRADE INTERNATIONALIZATION PROCESS

13.  Snežana Dičevska, Danijela Smilevska

CREATING STRATEGY OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

FOR INVOLVING IN A PROCESS OF GLOBALISATION

14.  Tatjana Dimoska

SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AS A TOOL

FOR ELIMINATING POVERTY

15.  Snežana Đekić

ПОВЫШЕНИЕ КОНКУРЕНТОСПОСОБНОСТИ-ФАКТОР РАЗВИТИЯ СЕЛЬСКОГО ХОЗЯЙСТВА СЕРБИИ

16.  Nataša Golubović

GLOBALIZATION AND SYSTEMIC COMPETITIVENESS

17.  Vlastimir Leković

INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES IN FUNCTION

OF COMPETITIVENESS IMPROVEMENT

18.  Slavica Manić

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES AS COMPETITIVENESS FACTOR

19.  Srđan Marinković

THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF SERBIAN

BANKING INDUSTRY

20.  Vladislav Marjanović

THE ANALYSIS OF SERBIAN ECONOMY COMPETITIVENESS UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF GLOBAL ECONOMY

21.  Danilo Ž. Marković

GLOBAL ECONOMY AND THE HUMAN FACTOR

22.  Svetislav Milenković

COMPETITIVENESS OF SERBIAN TOURISM

IN THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS

23.  Slavomir Miletić, Branislav Djordjević

WHAT IS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE?

24.  Jelena Petrović

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN THE FUNCTION OF ADVANCING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF SERBIAN ECONOMY

25.  Svetlana Popović

SUPRANATIONAL BANK REGULATION

AS A FACTOR OF COMPETITIVENESS

26.  Dragoljub Simonović, Zoran Simonović

SOME RURAL AND AGRARIAN REINTEGRATION

AND COMPETITIVENESS PROBLEMS OF LARGE

STRIP MINING TERRAINS

27.  Vidoje Stefanović, Nedžad Azemović

KNOWLEDGE AS A CONDITION OF TOURISTIC

COMPLEX COMPETITIVENESS

28.  Silvia Trifonova, Nadejda Nikolova

Boom of the real estate prices in Bulgaria

and the competitiveness of domestic economy

29.  Alfonso Vargas – Sanchez, Tania Gorcheva

SUSTAINABLE TOURISM - ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS FROM THE RESIDENTS’ POINT OF VIEW

30.  Robert Vodopivec

Identyfying MACROENVIRONMENT FORCES AND

Market segments in global business ENVIRONEMENT - CASE FOR VANS AND MOTOR-HOMES

III Economic Practice in the Conditions of Global Economy

31.  Stanislava Acin Sigulinski, Daniela Nuseva

DESIGN – A FACTOR OF COMPETITIVNESS

AT INTERNATIONAL MARKET

32.  Nada Barac, Goran Milovanović

FUTURE CHALLENGES ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES

IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

33.  Slobodan Cerovic, Sladjana Batic

COMPETITIVENESS AND POSITIONING IN TOURISM

34.  Božo Drašković, Dušan Kostić, Zoran Rajković

MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES IN SERBIAN REAL SECTOR, PROFIT GROWTH, EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES TRENDS

35.  Marija Džunić

SOCIAL CAPITAL AND FIRM COMPETITIVENESS:

THE ROLE OF INFORMATION SHARING

36.  Karolina Ilieska

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT – NECESSARY FOR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

37.  Maja Ivanović-Djukić

STRATEGY OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

IN TERMS OF GLOBALIZATION

38.  Goranka Knežević

CONCEPTS OF CAPITAL MAINTENACE IN THE FUNCTION

OF REPORTING ON FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

39.  Stojan P. Kocev

COMPETITION BETWEEN TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANIES IN R.MACEDONIA

40.  Violeta Kraeva

MOBILE BUSINESS – A NEW STAGE OF

ELECTRONIC BUSINESS

41.  Natasha Makovskay

The internal labour market and

development human capital

42.  Boban Melović

BRAND – IMPERATIVE OF GLOBAL

CORPORATE COMPETITIVENESS

43.  Slavoljub Milovanović

FEATURES AND MODELS OF ENTERPRISE

ELECTRONIC BUSINESS

44.  Anna Mityushina

TO THE QUESTION ON DEVELOPMENT RUSSIAN - SERBIAN COOPERATION AT THE PRESENT STAGE

45.  Dragana Radenković-Jocić

ETHICAL BUSINESS BEHAVIOUR – CONDITION

TO BE COMPETITIVE – focus on director’s duties

46.  Ivana Simić, Marina Stanojević

POLITICAL BEHAVIOR IN ORGANIZATION

47.  Marko Slavković

STRENGTHENING ENTERPRISES COMPETITIVENESS THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OF KNOWLEDGE

MANAGEMENT CONCEPT

48.  Ivica Smiljkovski

FISCAL RELATIONS BETWEEN DIFFERENT LEVELS

OF GOVERNMENT IN MACEDONIA

49.  Kalina Trenevska Blagoeva, Saso Josimovski

THE USAGE OF ICT AND E-COMMERCE IN ENTERPRISES

IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA AS FACTOR

OF THEIR COMPETITIVENESS

IV Other Aspects of Competitiveness

50.  Marija Andjelković Pešić

COMPETITIVENESS IMPROVEMENT

THROUGH VARIATIONS MANAGEMENT

51.  Ivanka Andreeva Nikolova

One of the cost competitive advantages

in hotel idustry

52.  Arnela Bevanda

ENTERPRISE IMAGE AS FACTOR OF COMPETITIVENESS

53.  A.Ümit Gökdeniz

A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE DEVELOPING SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING IN THE E.U:

A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN THE E.U

54.  Josipa Grbavac, Zeljko Bosnjak, Miro Dzakula

FINANCIAL REPORTING AS COMPETITIVENESS FACTOR

OF BOSNIAN-HERZEGOVINIAN ECONOMY

55.  Petya Ivanova

TRADING ACTIVITY IN HOTELS AS AN INSTRUMENT

FOR COMPETETIVENESS

56.  Radmila Jablan Stefanović

BALANCE FRAME OF ACCOUNTS – RESPONSE

TO THE CHALLENGES OF GLOBALIZATION

57.  Polya Katsamunska

TRANSPARENCY IN STATE ADMINISTRATION:

BASIC PREREQUISITE FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE

AND COMPETITIVENESS OF THE BULGARIAN ECONOMY

IN EUROPEAN CONTEXT

58.  Zdenko Klepić, Branimir Skoko, Nikola Papac

THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS ON COMPETITIVENESS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ECONOMY

59.  Bojan Krstić

ACHIEVING COMPETITIVENESS IN KNOWLEDGE

ECONOMY ERA

60.  Borko Krstić

TRANSFORMATION OF THE TRADITIONAL INDEPENDENT CENTRAL BANK CONCEPT UNDER THE CONDITIONS

OF GLOBALIZATION

61.  Velina Lazarova Baleva

CRITERIA AND INDICES MEASURING THE

COMPETITIVE POWER OF PRODUCTS

62.  Branislav Mitrović

CLUSTERIZATION AS AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF

GLOBAL COMPETITION

63.  Ljiljana Rajšić

HOMO OECONOMICUS – HOMO LUDENS? (CONTRIBUTION

TO PHILOSOPHY OF COMPETITION)

64.  Kameliya Savova

ACCOUNTING INFORMATION – A VALUABLE MEANS

OF INCREASING THE COMPETITIVENESS

IN THE PROCESS OF GLOBALISATION

65.  Danijela Smilevska, Snežana Dičevska

The involvement of the customs system

of the Republic of Macedonia in today’s contemporary European system

66.  Robert Vodopivec, Marija Bogataj

Building the motorway »Third developement axe« in Slovenia and its influence on the supply

of human resources in the municipality eConomies and effectiveness and efficiency of the companies located near the axe

67.  Igor Živko, Josipa Grbavac, Anela Čolak

FINANCIAL MARKETS AND BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA COMPETIVENEES

INFORMATION

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FACULTY OF ECONOMICS

International Scientific Conference

Niš, 16-17 October 2008