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Transition Strategy Flaws: Privatization and Restructuring,001 transition strategy has not conduced to adequate restructuring of productive capacity within enterprises, nor to sufficient redeployment of human and capital resources across sectors. In a nutshell, a substantial part of the real sector of the Serbian economy has not been restructured, greatly c

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Integrating Serbia into the EU,ast 20 years. Some of the problems are specific to Serbia, while others are common to all countries in the region of SEE. The process of Serbia’s economic and political integration with the EU therefore needs to be analysed within the broader context of EU policies towards the whole SEE region. In E

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The Way to a Better Future: Remaining Challenges,, but with a delay of over a year. Like most countries in Eastern Europe, Serbia initially seemed resilient to the global financial crisis, but from mid-2008 it began to feel the effects very strongly. With the global financial and economic crisis, what emerged to the surface was not only the fragil

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Post-Dayton: Slow Progress with Transition,international tensions instead of normalization of relations with neighbours and with the international community. This period of continued instability culminated with the Kosovo crisis in 1998–9 and the three-month-long NATO bombardments of FR Yugoslavia in spring 1999.

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Milica Uvalice Energie in Sekreten und Exkreten; zum weitaus gr??eren Teil werden sie aber noch im Tierk?rper selbst in W?rme umgesetzt, welche an das umgebende Medium (Luft, Wasser) abgegeben wird, genau so wie die W?rme, die aus der chemischen Energie unmittelbar hervorgegangen ist.