• Labor Migration and the Phenomenon of Transnational Families from the Republic of Moldova 

  Vaculovschi, Dorin (ASEM, 2023-06)

  Labor migration processes from the Republic of Moldova have become an important factor in combating poverty and increasing the well-being of the population of the Republic of Moldova. Moreover, the economic growth registered ...
• Analysis of the Data Sources for Sizing the Phenomenon of International Migration in the Context of the Major Exodus of Romanian Labor Force 

  Prelipcean, Gabriela; Ivan, Paul-Panfil (ASEM, 2023-06)

  Being a complex and multi-criteria phenomenon, the international migration can have a lot of different meanings, which suppose different scopes and methods of estimating various data, depending on the hypotheses and research ...
• Challenges and Funding Strategies for Digital Education in European Primary Schools 

  Andronic, Adrian (ASEM, 2023-06)

  This paper focuses on digital education in European primary schools, examining trends, challenges, and financing strategies. The study uses a combination of research methods, including the comparative method, analysis, ...
• The Process of Capital Migration of Groups of Companies on a National and International Level – Accountind and Fiscal Aspects 

  Curagău, Natalia; Cușmăunsă, Rodica (ASEM, 2023-06)

  Developments in accounting systems at national and international level are largely influenced by the interconnection of economies and the globalization of financial markets. There is a complex relationship between globalization ...
• Analysis of the Situation Regarding Returned Migrants. Challenges and Solutions 

  Vaculovschi, Dorin; Dogaru, Raisa (ASEM, 2023-06)

  The given article describes the trends of return migration, but also the situation of labour migrants returned to the Republic of Moldova, the factors that initially led to labour migration, and then to their return. The ...
• Key Factors in Selecting Economic Higher Education Institution: Republic of Moldova Case Study 

  Șișcan, Ecaterina (ASEM, 2023-06)

  Economic higher education institutions in the country operate in an extremely complex and dynamic environment, characterized by demographic decline of the population, mass emigration of the younger population, high level ...
• Building Supply Chain Resilience and Antifragility: Strategies and Technologies for Mitigating Disruptions 

  Ivașcenco, Iulia (ASEM, 2023-06)

  This paper examines the role of redundancy and robust supplier relationships in enhancing supply chain resilience, specifically focusing on the cosmetics industry. It explores strategic redundancy measures such as maintaining ...
• Methodological Aspects and Results of Conducting Focus Group Interviews in the Study of the Opinion of Children Left Behind by Labor Migration 

  Vaculovschi, Elena (ASEM, 2023-06)

  Focus group interviewing is a technique frequently used as a qualitative approach to gain an in-depth understanding of social issues. In this article, I propose to present the experience of conducting focus group interviews ...
• The Rights of Refugees from Ukraine in the Republic of Moldova 

  Buzev, Anatoli (ASEM, 2023-06)

  The refugee crisis in Ukraine generated by the intensity of military actions has highlighted the vulnerabilities faced by state institutions, affected by the large number of foreigners who have sought refuge on the territory ...
• From Migration Aspirations to Integration: Contrasting Pioneer and Recent Moldovan Migrants in Romania 

  Roman, Monica; Roșca, Vlad I.; Prada, Elena-Maria; Manafi, Ioana (ASEM, 2023-06)

  Using an exploratory research, this paper aims to gain in depth information on Moldovan migrants in Romania across different generations. It focuses on changes in migrants' aspirations over time and how historical context ...
• Wicked Problems and the Design Thinking Method as a Tool to Solve these Problems. The Case Alien Project 

  Proczek, Magdalena; Garbarczyk, Marta (ASEM, 2023-06)

  Today's global challenges are characterized by increasing complexity. This makes it possible to ‎call these challenges so-called wicked problems, which are difficult to define clearly, have no ‎single solution and require ...
• Harnessing on the Potential of Migrants in the Socio-Economic Development of the Republic of Moldova 

  Hachi, Mihai; Leonti, Stela (ASEM, 2023)

  Migration is an important component of the development of the Republic of Moldova at the current stage. The economic and social instability that followed after obtaining political independence in 1991, the inefficiency of ...
• Praxeological approaches to consecutive interpreting in the academic environment. Multilingual perspectives 

  Sîtnic, Ina (ASEM, 2022-05)

  The article presents an overview on the practices of consecutive interpreting in the higher-education institutions. It emphasises teaching and learning approaches from a multilingual perspective with an aim to compare the ...
• The role of extracurricular activities in foreign languages for intercultural competence aquisition 

  Rusu, Djulieta (ASEM, 2022-05)

  It is known that the EU's motto is "United in diversity" - of cultures, traditions, beliefs, and, last but not least, of languages. Therefore, an efficient and productive interaction between various cultures and languages, ...
• Linguistic globalization in the 21st century: anglicisation from idiolect to higher education 

  Roșcovan, Nina; Dodu-Gugea, Larisa; Staver, Liliana (ASEM, 2022-05)

  The paper considers the phenomenon of Anglicization as a being related to the impact of English as a Lingua Franca on the lexical layers of other languages from the standpoint of the need of unification and standardization ...
• Intercultural management - the way to economic and business sustainability 

  Plămădeala, Olivia (ASEM, 2022-05)

  Globalization is the process whose aim is to eliminate different artificial barriers to the movement of goods, services, capital, knowledge and people in global world. At the same time globalization affect all areas of ...
• Globe - assessment tool of the impact of national culture on management in the context of globalization 

  Pîrlog, Angela (ASEM, 2022-05)

  Globalization has generated a complex vision on the process of interaction of representatives of different cultures in different fields: political, social, economic, etc. Thus, multicultural complexity can be dealt with ...
• On the importance of the cultural component in foreign language learning 

  Hîrbu, Stella (ASEM, 2022-05)

  In the process of learning a foreign language, gradually mastering its lexical and grammatical categories, individuals are faced with the fact that the language barrier is not the only obstacle to successful communication. ...
• Diversity of identity, bilingualism and pluriculturalism in western and eastern cultures 

  Dodu-Savca, Carolina; Ernu, Elena (ASEM, 2022-05)

  In a culturally diverse and globalized society, where half of the world’s population is estimated to be bilingual, the concept of cultural identity appears to be constantly influenced in ways it has never been before. The ...
• The multicultural communication and its influence on the international tourism industry 

  Diaconu, Luminița (ASEM, 2022-05)

  Introduction: After World War II, a new international system was established and it stimulated reduced Introduction: After World War II, a new international system was established and it stimulated reduced trade barriers ...

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