| Milan Mesaric |
Neo-Liberalism vs. Planning as a Institute of Socio-Economic Development |
5-20 |
| Elena S. Vakulenko, Nikita V. Mkrtchyan and Kirill K. Furmanov |
Econometric Analysis of Internal Migration in Russia |
21-33 |
| Jurij Osipov |
Alternative Interpretation of Economics |
35-53 |
| Oleg Sukharev |
Elementary Model of Institutional Change and Economic Welfare |
55-64 |
| Mirjana Dokmanovic and Danica Drakulic |
Family, Social Networks and Gender Inequalities at the Labour Market in Serbia |
65-72 |
| Bojan Kostandinovic and Branislav Masic |
The Use of Balanced Scorecard Concept and Its Impact on Achieving Results in the Automotive Industry of the Global Environment |
73-83 |
| Veselin Draskovic and Zorica Grego |
Media Concentration, Neoliberal Paradoxes and Increase in Virtuality |
85-99 |
| Julia Pinkovetskaya |
Production Functions for Analysing Activity of Small Enterprises |
101-109 |
| Volodimir Ponomarenko, Ludmila Маlyaretz and Oleksandr Dorokhov |
Genesis and Methodological Foundations of Multidimensional Data Analysis in the Social and Economic System |
111-120 |
| Romana Franjic |
Animator in Cultural Tourism as a Manager of Experience |
121-127 |
| Dasen Jasprica |
The Relevance of the City of Dubrovnik in Regional Touristic Development at the Beggining of 21st Century |
129-138 |
| Michael Ederstone |
Media Concentration in Australia |
139-144 |
| Mimo Draskovic |
Concentration of Media Ownership as a Global Phenomenon |
145-152 |
| Daniil Frolov |
Nanotechnologies: Threats and Risks |
153-159 |
| Milica Jaksic and Miomir Jaksic |
Regulatory Bodies in Energy Sector: Energy Agency of Republic of Serbia Case |
161-167 |
