Volume 4 | Issue 1 | JUNE 2018
Authors: Lilia COVAȘ, Angela SOLCAN
Abstract: This article reports on a study concerning the entrepreneurial potential in the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova and identifying the peculiarities, being analysed from the stakeholders’ perspective. The research was carried out within the project ReSTART - Reinforce entrepreneurial and digital skills of students and teachers to enhance the modernization of higher education in Moldova, funded by Erasmus+ program. Since entrepreneurship education is about developing the ability to act in an entrepreneurial manner, attitudes and behaviors are perhaps more important than the knowledge and skills concerned in running a business. Stakeholders can and should play an important role in tailoring university entrepreneurial strategies and actions and supporting their implementation. This can be done through building stakeholder engagement – with stakeholders as partners in the design, planning, implementing and evaluating of entrepreneurship education policy and activity at all levels. The conclusion of this paper redefine the analysis of local target groups’ satisfaction related to entrepreneurial and digital skills, by integrating the needs of all university stakeholders (students, teachers, enterprises, professional association, public institutions and noncommercial organizations).
Keywords: Entrepreneurship, higher education, entrepreneurial education, entrepreneurial skills, university, stakeholder, HEInnovate
Pages: 4-22 | Full text (PDF)
Authors: Adelina STEFARTA, Eman AYOUB
Abstract: Violence provides its presence in a wide spectrum of everyday life. In these days we are witnesses of violence in high levels. Problems are not solved, and that gives us a look to that life accompanied with torture and suffering, although that logic leads a person that suffer to try to change their realty but that’s mostly do not happens. It is clearly seen that family violence cases and couples difficult situation lead to a continuous suffering and daily violence. This research describes people’s attitude for violence of Arab Sector of Israel.
Keywords: education, violence, families, Arab Sector, conflicts, women, men, kids.
Pages: 23-46 | Full text (PDF)
Authors: SIRBU Olesea, CRUDU Rodica, IGNATOV Augustin
Abstract: The global economic crisis has revealed the main weaknesses of the European Union’s economy, including slow decision making, over-regulation and excessive bureaucratisation, lack of economic cohesion among the various nations of the EU, uneven competitive readiness and poor economic performance & development. Less flexible and more regulated, the European Union’s entrepreneurial environment is undermined by excessive governmental intervention justified by “soziale Marktwirtschaft” or the social market economic principles. The main stake of the European Union and member countries’ decision making factors and elites relies on stimulating entrepreneurial and public innovation as to raise the level of economic competitiveness. In such a way, it is possible to keep the present standards of living imposed by the principles of social market economy, and report at the same time competitiveness of more liberal-capitalistic economies. Taking into account these circumstances, the present research has established the goal to identify to which extent the initiatives promoted by the European Union in the area of innovation and entrepreneurship proved to have a beneficial effect upon community’s economic competitiveness taking into account the modern day economic challenges. As a result, there have been formulated two main hypotheses and namely, H1, which states that entrepreneurial innovation could not be compensated with public driven innovation policies and, H0, identifying the vice-versa and namely that governmental supported innovation can offset entrepreneurial innovation.
Keywords: entrepreneurial innovation; public innovation; economic competitiveness; the European Union; globalisation
Pages: 47-66 | Full text (PDF)
Authors: Savo TOMOVIĆ, Kosta PAVLOVIĆ
Abstract: Even though the digital processing of documents is increasingly widespread in industry, printed documents are still largely in use. Datum Solutions Cognitive Capture implements the automatic processing of administrative documents that need to be treated in a close to real time manner. The software can handle complex documents, in which the contents of different regions and fields can be highly heterogeneous with respect to layout, printing quality and the utilization of fonts and typing standards.
Keywords: cognitive capture, text classification, document indexing
Pages: 67-75 | Full text (PDF)
Authors: Aurelia BRAGUTA, Angela SOLCAN, Ludmila STIHI
Abstract: The article refers to the concept of social entrepreneurship and social enterprises, their role of stability of economy, in creating new jobs, including disadvantaged people. Also are mention four elements that underpin the development of social entrepreneurship and namely: entrepreneurs, ideas, opportunities and organizations. The situation about how in R. of Moldova was developed this concept and where we are at this momen, may be a good opportunity to explore and try to fiind local reasurses. The young people are one of the best resurse and need to be involved. During the research the main goal was to identify youth perception of entrepreneurship and how they can be intereste to be part in the development process.
Keywords: social entrepreneurship, opportunities, organizations, social business, youth
Pages: 76-85 | Full text (PDF)