El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo analizar las implicancias de la determinación definitiva del estatus legal de la provincia de Kosovo como factor de estabilidad que permitiría promover la integración de los países de la región del Sudeste de Europa. De esta manera, si se logra incentivar una mayor cooperación entre los países de la región, esto implicaría una mejor percepción y un acercamiento a la Unión Europea, lo que a su vez, podría favorecer las relaciones que desarrolla este organismo continental con América Latina. Resulta interesante revisar las características del mercado y de las preferencias de los consumidores en los países del Sudeste de Europa, considerando que la oferta exportable peruana no está aún presente en esa región y que tiene potencial para posicionarse en dicho mercado. Para lograr nuestro primer objetivo de analizar la determinación del estatus legal de Kosovo, es muy importante estudiar las condiciones políticas, económicas, sociales, culturales, religiosas y étnicas que vive la provincia de Kosovo en la actualidad, para conocer si reúne los elementos para ser considerado como un Estado independiente. Para ello, es necesario conocer los antecedentes históricos de la región a fin de comprender como se fue poblando la provincia de Kosovo y de donde provienen sus habitantes, las relaciones que ha tenido Kosovo con el resto de los países de la región y las características de la mentalidad de su población. El futuro estatus legal de Kosovo es un tema muy interesante para el Derecho Internacional Público, en especial, en lo que se refiere al origen o creación de los nuevos Estados y a la secesión de los mismos / Tesis

Thesis--Cologne. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 553-623).

Thesis--Sarajevo, 1952. / At head of title: Miroslav, R. Đorđević. Includes bibliographical references.

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Thesis (M.A.)--Srpska akademija nauka i umetnosti, 1981. / In Serbo-Croatian (Cyrillic). Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-176).

Thesis--Univerzitet u Beogradu. / Summary in German. Includes bibliographical references (p. 381-383) and index.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Rutgers University, 2009. / "Graduate Program in Political Science." Includes bibliographical references (p. 448-485).

Thesis (M.A.)--Srpska akademija nauka i umetnosti, 1981. / In Serbo-Croatian (Cyrillic). Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-176).

This thesis consists of three essays which provide a detailed empirical investigation of the returns to education, gender wage gap and public-private wage differential in Bulgaria, Serbia, Russia and Tajikistan - countries that have received little attention in the literature. The studies are based on rich data sets which allow the most up-to- date analysis of the specific labour market outcomes. All three essays go a step further than the existing empirical literature since in each one the quantile regression results showed a much broader picture than the ones based on central tendency measures such as Ordinary Least Squares (OLS). The first essay looks at what had happened to the returns to human capital in Bulgaria over the period from early 1986 pre-transition to 2003. The study also contributes to the literature by estimating returns to education across the entire wage distribution, providing further evidence from Serbia, Russia and Tajikistan. Moreover, it deals with endogeneity and sample selection biases in a quantile regression framework. The second essay estimates gender wage gaps in the selected countries by applying a decomposition method that simulates marginal distributions from the quantile regression process. The study seeks to extend the popular Machado and Mata (2005) distributional approach by addressing the 'index' number problem suggested by Neumark (1988) and Oaxaca and Ransom (1994 and 1998). The gender wage gap decomposition is performed for each quantile of the earnings distribution by using the pooled wage structure as a non-discriminatory structure and giving a much richer picture of the influence of the covariate and coefficient effects. The third essay provides a comprehensive empirical study on the public-private wage differential in Bulgaria, Serbia, Russia, and Tajikistan. The study seeks to understand whether the differential in the public-private sector payment is explained by differences in workers characteristics or the difference in the returns to these characteristics. The endogenous sector choice is also considered. The study further analyses what has happened to the public sector hourly earnings differential at different points in the conditional earnings distribution and over time by adapting the Donohue-Heckman time-wise decomposition.

The diploma's thesis "Risks of Serbian market in the eyes of Czech exporters and businessman" deals with the most current risks that complicate or endanger business activities in Serbia. The aim of the thesis was analysis and determination of the most problematic risks that are perceived by Czech businessmen and exporters. Individual chapters deal with general classification of business risks, Serbian rating, and its territorial, commercial and monetary risks. The last chapter is oriented practically and contains results of survey and views of in issue interested subjects.