The increasing complexity of the business environment forces organizations to rethink their management models, particularly with regard to human capital. In this context, human resource departments have assumed a strategic ...

This paper examines the potential of river tourism in the Republic of Moldova in the context of the sustainable valorization of its hydrographic network. Although the national river system totals approximately 16,000 km, ...

The horticultural sector has a vital role in the economy of the Republic of Moldova due to its important share in the agricultural output and contribution to exports. The paper aims to quantify the international competitiveness ...

This study examines the relationship between attainment of higher education and economic development in the Republic of Moldova amid demographic decline, population ageing, and labour migration. The main aim of the research ...

Sustainability for small and medium-sized enterprises involves the balanced integration of economic, social, environmental and governance objectives into their daily activity. For SMEs, sustainable development does not ...

The examination of European methods for the creation of clusters and competitive value chains is the main subject of the article, with emphasis on adapting them to suit conditions of the Republic of Moldova.. The paper ...

Diversification is generally considered to reduce the risks of undesirable developments, particularly in the face of external challenges and shocks. Diversification of spatial development is a complex phenomenon that ...

In the context of globalization, digital transformation, and evolving labor market dynamics, work–life balance has emerged as a strategic priority for organizations aiming to enhance human resources performance and ensure ...

This paper examines how the spread of artificial intelligence (AI) and related technological transformations influence economic processes. Although AI is hailed as a driver of productivity and innovation, empirical evidence ...

This paper offers a theoretical synthesis explaining why family firms in institutionally fragile environments often prove resilient - a pattern that contradicts standard economic theory, where the family is typically treated ...