Journal "Problems and Perspectives in Management", #3/2006

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Contents of issue

SECTION 1
Macroeconomic Processes and Regional Economies Management

Lucyna Kornecki
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the Polish Economy: A Comparison with Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Countries

Serhan Çiftçioğlu, Mustafa Besim
Productivity and Future Polıtıcal Economy: Cyprus

Eva Benz, Stefan Trück
CO2 Emission Allowances Trading in Europe - Specifying a new Class of Assets

SECTION 2
Management in Firms and Organizations

Christian Stadler, Kurt Matzler, Hans Hinterhuber, Birgit Renzl
The CEO's Attitude Towards the Shareholder Value and the Stakeholder Model. A Comparison Between the Continental European and the Anglo-Saxon Perspective

Erkki K. Laitinen, Gin Chong
How Small Companies Measure their Performance?

Joshua Abor, Nicholas Biekpe
Small Business Financing Initiatives in Ghana

Özlem Özkanli, Sedat Benek, Erdal Akdeve
Export Barriers of Small Firms in Turkey: A Study of Ankara-Ivedik Industrial District

Bany Ariffin Amin Noordin, D. Agus Harjito, A. Yani Hazir
Political Risk Assessment of Malaysian Based Multinational Corporations

Orhan Celik, Alaattin Ecer, Hakan Karabacak
Impact of Firm Specific Characteristics on the Web Based Business Reporting: Evidence from the Companies Listed in Turkey

SECTION 3
General Issues in Management

Raimonda Alonderienė, Asta Pundzienė, Kęstutis Kriščiūnas
Tacit Knowledge Acquisition and Transfer in the Process of Informal Learning

Gilbert Tan
Designing Successful Executive Program on Creativity: Theoretical Approaches and Practical Challenges in Asia

Richard Oloruntoba
Some Arguments for Extending Business Research