• From Feedback Loop to Vicious Circle: the Interplay of Science, Economics and Politics in the Age of "Permacrisis" 

  Papp, Victor (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  Science, economy, and politics are fundamental pillars of Western civilization, contributing to societal progress through the development of democracy, technology, and capital accumulation. Yuval Noah Harari (2015) describes ...
• Transformations of the Economic Structure in Small and Medium-Sized Cities (on the Example of the Cities of Zărnești-Romania and Strășeni-Rep. Moldova): Adaptation to the Market Economy 

  Crăciun, Laurențiu (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  Small and medium-sized cities, regardless of their demographic size or their area of influence, have different territorial relationships that ensure their existence and that can define their area of urban influence. Any ...
• Exploring the Employability Landscape through Bibliometric Analysis (1980-2025) 

  Stoica-Ungureanu, Adina Teodora; Manta, Eduard (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  The concept of employability has evolved into a multifaceted and increasingly vital issue arising from the interplay between structural labour market changes, educational institutions, and individual skills. The subject ...
• Socioeconomic Conditions of Ukrainian War Refugees in Moldova and Romania 

  Khan, Kamran (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  The outbreak of Russia’s Special Military Operation in Ukraine in 2022 has resulted in a significant refugee crisis, with millions of Ukrainians fleeing the conflict and seeking refuge in neighbouring countries, including ...
• USAID and the Economic Development of the Republic of Moldova: Contributions, Impact and Future Perspectives 

  Grumeza, Mihaela (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  In the context of Moldova’s evolving development landscape, international assistance has played a vital role in supporting structural reforms and economic modernization. Among the key development partners, the United States ...

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