The human suffering and dislocation caused by the recent events in Libya and Japan, whether due to violent conflict or natural disaster, is both broad and widely felt. While our thoughts focus mainly on prospects for bringing resolution and relief to those affected, both Libya and Japan, each in its own way, are vital links […]
Archive | Issue no. 3
Japan and Libya: Different Impacts on World Markets
Posted on 10 May 2011.
Posted in Economics, Issue no. 3
Web Technologies And Databases
Posted on 10 May 2011.
The database means a collection of many types of occurrences of logical records containing relationships between records and data elementary aggregates. Management System database (DBMS) – a set of programs for creating and operation of a database. Theoretically, any relational DBMS can be used to store data needed by a Web server. Basically, it was […]
Posted in Information Technology, Issue no. 3
The Initiative “The Innovation Union”
Posted on 05 May 2011.
“Free flow of ideas” is another component of the liberty confirmed by the EU Constitution who seeks to open without restrictions, for the benefit of all countries, of participation to the expansion of the European innovative heritage. The European Commission released on February 1 this year the first “scoreboard”1 on innovation performance for 2010. Corresponding […]
Posted in Economics, Issue no. 3
Interplays Between Environmentalism And Polluting Industries
Posted on 15 April 2011.
The seriousness of environmental processes such as climate change, biodiversity loss or resources depletion becomes obvious through studies that require advanced expertise. Due to these characteristic environmental issues remained for a long time beyond public perception, but also beyond the economic cycle. Once some of the ecological unbalances were embodied in acute events with direct […]
Posted in Economics, Issue no. 3
Implications Of Payments For Ecosystem Services Based On The Redd Programme
Posted on 15 April 2011.
Deforestation and forest degradation, through agricultural expansion, conversion to pastureland, infrastructure development, destructive logging, fires etc., account for nearly 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions, more than the entire global transportation sector and second only to the energy sector. It is now clear that in order to constrain the impacts of climate change within limits […]
Posted in Economics, Issue no. 3
Implications Knowledge Sharing through E-Collaboration and Communication Tools
Posted on 15 April 2011.
Successful knowledge management in institutions relies heavily on the process of knowledge sharing. Subsequently, the electronic tools of communication are no longer treated as repository within knowledge management but are regarded as collaborative tools in today’s knowledge-driven organization. To further strengthen the positive effects of knowledge sharing through e-communication tools, institutions need to identify and […]
Posted in Information Technology, Issue no. 3, Knowledge Management
