Competence Center for Central and Eastern Europe
Das Kompetenzzentrum für Mittel- und Osteuropa ist die zentrale Kontaktstelle und Drehscheibe an der WU zu Mittel- und Osteuropafragen in der sozial- und wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Aus- und Weiterbildung sowie in der Forschung.
Neuigkeiten zum Wirtschaftsraum CEE |
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WU, Competence Center for CEE - Programm Manager/in, bitte klicken Sie hier. (18.01.2012) |
Research Conference on Business and Management in Central & Eastern Europe
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EBRD: Transition Report 2011 (Dec. 2011): Crisis and Transition – The People’s Perspective This report focuses on understanding both the 2008-10 crisis and its longer-term implications. It looks beyond the crisis for sources of growth that are less sensitive to changes in the external environment than the capital-inflow driven boom of the pre-crisis years. But it does so from a fresh perspective: that of households and individuals in the transition countries in Eastern Europe and CIS, based on a new round of the EBRD – World Bank Life in Transition Survey, conducted in late 2010.
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OECD – Economic Survey of the Russian Federation (Dec. 2011): Russian economy is recovering, but faster modernization is needed Russia must further modernize its economy to meet long-term development and income inequality challenges, according to the OECD. A combination of sound macroeconomic management, improved business climate, effective social policies and greater energy efficiency is required.
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CEEMAN – Presentations of the Conference on “Hidden Champions in CEE” (Nov. 2011) Inspired by the bestselling book of Hermann Simon Hidden Champions of the 21st Century, the conference highlighted business stories, strategies and challenges of “hidden champions” from Central and Eastern Europe - highly innovative, differentiated and specialized small to medium size companies holding lead market positions in narrow market segments internationally. Results from research on hidden champions from CEE were presented on this conference (Nov.17-18, 2011) at WKO in Vienna and can be downloaded at the CEEMAN website.
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Die Presse - Mitteleuropa-Atlas
Der Mitteleuropa-Atlas stellt mehrere Städte - u.a. Ljubljana, Prag, Bratislava, Kiew, Warschau, Budapest und Minsk - in einem Kurzportrait vor. Es ist ein Sammlung von sehr persönlichen Reportagen, die in der "Presse am Sonntag" erschienen sind.
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Entrepreneurship-Ausbildung für Russland und Tadschikistan |
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IFC/World Bank – Doing Business in South East Europe 2011 Doing Business in South East Europe 2011 is the second in a series of reports comparing business regulations across 22 cities in the region. The report covers Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, FYR Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, and Serbia. The report focuses on national and local regulations that affect 4 stages in the life of a small to medium-size domestic firm: starting a business, dealing with construction permits, registering property and enforcing contracts. The report finds that all cities have improved business regulations since 2008, but there is still ample room for reform.
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Sie finden weitere Beiträge zu aktuellen Themen der Geschäftstätigkeit und der Unternehmensführung in CEE unter Aktuelles CEE Management/Business |
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