...Konstantinos S. Skandalis Entrepreneurship represents a very important element in the sustainable development of a country’s economy and becomes more complex when viewed from the angle of migration, which affects nearly all countries whether they are a place of origin, transit, destination...

... made at the end of 2005. 2. A strategy that identifies three groups of objectives—political (democ- racy and rule of law), sociocultural (education, freedom of expression, equal opportunities, and access to computer technology), and economic (employment, entrepreneurship, investments...

... and the absence of adequate responses from the collapsing authoritarian regime intensifi ed the structural problems of the economy. While Portugal had been a found- ing member of EFTA and had lowered its trade barriers earlier, Salazar did little to encourage entrepreneurship and competition. This factor...

... growth. Our success must be measured by the number and quality of jobs created. Kiir Mayardit: The Birth of a Nation  7 A key strategy that will be central to the government of South Sudan is the notion of entrepreneurship as a development concept. We...

... to the chapter by Elizabeth McKay, a former cultural attaché in Ankara, funds were allocated and three programs emerged: the Youth Innovation and Entre- preneurship Program (YIEP), designed for Turkish high school students in the belief that innovation and entrepreneurship were valuable both socially...

... Program (YIEP), designed for Turkish high school students in the belief that innovation and entrepreneurship were valuable both socially and commercially; the Youth Filmmakers Project; and Wiki, a computer platform connecting Turkish and US youth. YIEP was successful, and the Turkish Ministry...

... increase in the near future — as a hub for economic cooperation, investment, and entrepreneurship, not only as a member of the EU but also as a platform for important economic partners emerging as key economic players in our part of the world, such as Brazil, China, India, Japan, and Korea. Cyprus’s...

... identity, its history, or its tradition. Everyone 3. According to the statistics of the Croatian Ministry of Economy, Labor and Entrepreneurship, the trade in goods between Croatia and Serbia reached some $1 billion in 2009, which is twenty- ­five times more than ten years ago. However, this figure...

.... Develop an appropriate legal framework for the transfer of powers to regional and local governments. 2. Provide local leaders with training in strategic planning, marketing, and management. 3. Develop local entrepreneurship to create...

... governments. These political-­ economic relationships coupled with weak institutions, government waste, corruption, and nonindependent or ineffective judiciaries often stifle or other­ wise retard business innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic develop- ment.19 This results in lost opportunities...

..., this is not conducive to domestic entrepreneurship, especially the expansion of small and medium-­sized businesses so essential to sustained economic growth and diversification, nor to Russia’s hopes and ambition to function as the economic hub for the region. This weakness explains why, despite its oil wealth...

... enhancement measures, and citizen protection agencies and bureaus. Some of the more prominent ones include the Authority for the Combat of Corruption, the Ombudsman’s Office, the General Inspectorate of Public Administration, the Administrative Authority for Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship...