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MULTIFUNCTIONAL AGRICULTURE and RURAL DEVELOPMENT (V) - Regional Specificities International scientific meeting: MULTIFUNCTIONAL AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT (V) - regional specificities - Banja Vrujci, 02-03. December 2010. I Book 1. Institute of agricultural economics, Belgrade – Serbia; 2. Lajkovac municipality – Serbia; 3. Serbian chamber of commerce, Belgrade – Serbia; 4. Cooperative union of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; 5. Cooperative union of Vojvodina, Novi Sad – Serbia; 6. Regional chamber of commerce Novi Sad – Serbia; 7. Faculty of agriculture Zemun – Serbia; 8. Faculty of agriculture Novi Sad – Serbia; 9. Faculty of agriculture Priština, Lešak – Serbia; 10. Faculty of economy Subotica – Serbia; 11. Megatrend University Belgrade, Faculty of biofarming Bačka Topola – Serbia; 12. Institute of economic sciences, Belgrade – Serbia; 13. Institute for science application in agriculture, Belgrade – Serbia; 14. Institute PKB Agroekonomik Belgrade – Serbia; 15. Institute for vegetables and crops Smederevska Palanka – Serbia; 16. Institute for international policy and economy, Belgrade – Serbia; 17. Institut agronomique Mediterraneen de Montpellier (CIHEAM – IAMM) - France; 18. Faculty of agro-food and environmental economics, University of economic studies, Bucharest – Romania; 19. Institute of agricultural economics, Bucharest – Romania; 20. Institute of agricultural and food economics, Warsaw – Poland; 21. Saratov state agrarian university – N.I.Vavilov, Saratov – Russia; 22. Stavropol state agrarian university, Stavropol - Russia; 23. Petroleum – gas university of Ploiesti – Romania; 24. Federal institute of agricultural economics, Vienna – Austria; 25. Faculty of management, economic engineering in agriculture and rural development, University of agricultural sciences and veterinary medicine, Bucharest - Romania; 26. The University of business studies Banja Luka, Faculty of business and financial studies Bijeljina - Republic of Srpska – BIH; 27. Faculty of agriculture Banja Luka - Republic of Srpska, BIH; 28. Federal agro-Mediterranean institute Mostar – BIH; 29. Scientific tobacco institute, Prilep – Macedonia; 30. University of Montenegro, Biotechnical faculty, Podgorica – Montenegro; 31. Biotechnical faculty, University of Ljubljana, Domžale – Slovenia; 32. ICEADR - ASAS, Bucharest – Romania. 33. Balkan environment association (B.EN.A.), Solun – Greece; 34. Balkan scientific association of agrarian economists (NDAEB/BSAAE), Belgrade – Serbia; 35. Balkan association for rural and agricultural sociology, Belgrade – Serbia; 36. Center for agriculture Lajkovac – Serbia; ORGANIZE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING „MULTIFUNCTIONAL AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT (V) - Regional specificities - ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURE – Special issue - 2 FIRST BOOK Banja Vrujci, December 2-3rd 2010. Publishers: • Institute of agricultural economics, Belgrade – Serbia; • Lajkovac municipality – Serbia; • Serbian chamber of commerce, Belgrade – Serbia; • Cooperative union of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Cooperative union of Vojvodina, Novi Sad – Serbia; • Regional chamber of commerce Novi Sad – Serbia; • Faculty of agriculture Zemun – Serbia; • Faculty of agriculture Novi Sad – Serbia; • Faculty of agriculture Priština, Lešak – Serbia; • Faculty of economy Subotica – Serbia; • Megatrend University Belgrade, Faculty of biofarming Bačka Topola – Serbia; • Institute of economic sciences, Belgrade – Serbia; • Institute for science application in agriculture, Belgrade – Serbia; • Institute PKB Agroekonomik Belgrade – Serbia; • Institute for vegetables and crops Smederevska Palanka – Serbia; • Institute for international policy and economy, Belgrade – Serbia; • Institut agronomique Mediterraneen de Montpellier (CIHEAM – IAMM) - France; • Faculty of agro-food and environmental economics, Academy of economic studies, Bucharest – Romania; • Institute of agricultural economics, Bucharest – Romania; • Institute of agricultural and food economics, Warsaw – Poland; • Saratov state agrarian university – N.I.Vavilov, Saratov – Russia; • Stavropol state agrarian university, Stavropol - Russia; • Petroleum – gas university of Ploiesti – Romania; • Federal institute of agricultural economics, Vienna – Austria; • Faculty of management, economic engeneering in agriculture and rural development, University of agricultural sciences and veterinary medicine, Bucharest - Romania; • The University of business studies Banja Luka, Faculty of business and financial studies Bijeljina - Republic of Srpska – BIH; • Faculty of agriculture Banja Luka - Republic of Srpska, BIH; • Federal agro-Mediterranean institute Mostar – BIH; • Scientific tobacco institute, Prilep – Macedonia; • University of Montenegro, Biotechnical faculty, Podgorica – Montenegro; • Biotechnical faculty, University of Ljubljana, Domžale – Slovenia; • ICEADR - ASAS, Bucharest – Romania; • Balkan environment association (B.EN.A.), Solun – Greece; • Balkan scientific association of agrarian economists (NDAEB /BSAAE), Belgrade – Serbia; • Balkan association for rural and agricultural sociology, Belgrade – Serbia; • Center for agriculture Lajkovac – Serbia. For publishers: 1. Prof. Drago Cvijanović, Ph.D., 19. Prof. Paun Ion Otiman, Ph.D., 2. Živorad Bojičić, 20. Prof. Andrzej Kowalski, Ph.D., 3. Miloš Bugarin, 21. Prof. Trukhachev I Vladimir, Ph.D., 4. Nikola Mihailović, 22. Prof. Nikolai I Kuznetsov, Ph.D., 5. Radisav Jovanov, 23. Prof. Vlad Ulmanu, Ph.D., 6. Dragan Lukač, M.A., 24. Prof. Hubert Pfingstner, Ph.D., 7. Prof. Nebojša Ralević, Ph.D., 25. Prof. Toma Dinu, Ph.D., 8. Prof. Milan Krajinović, Ph.D., 26. Prof. Radovan Klincov, Ph.D., 9. Prof. Milinko Milenković, Ph.D., 27. Prof. Milanka Drinić, Ph.D., 10. Prof. Nenad Vunjak, Ph.D., 28. Prof. Marko Ivanković, Ph.D., 11. Prof. Jelena Bošković, Ph.D., 12. Prof. Dejan Erić, Ph.D., 29. Prof. Kiril Filiposki, Ph.D., 13. Snežana Janković, Ph.D., 30. Natalija Perović, Ph.D., 14. Nenad Đurić, M.A., 31. Prof. Mihael Toman, Ph.D., 15. Milan Zdravković, Ph.D., 32. Prof. Adrian Turek, Ph.D., 16. Duško Dimitrijević, Ph.D., 33. Prof. Fokiaon K.Vosniakos Ph.D., 17. Prof. Vincent Dolle, Ph.D., 34. Prof. Đura Stevanović, Ph.D., 18. Prof. Victor Manole, Ph.D., 35. Nikola Radulović Editors: • Prof. Milan Milanović, Ph.D., • Prof. Victor Manole, Ph.D., • Prof. Trukhachev I Vladimir, Ph.D., • Vladana Hamović, Ph.D., • Prof. hab. Andrzej Kowalski, Ph.D., • Prof. Fokion K. Vosniakos, Ph.D., • Prof. Drago Cvijanović, Ph.D., • Jonel Subić, Ph.D. Technical preparation and page breaking: Marko Jeločnik, Svetlana Roljević and Vladimir Sokolović Printing company: DIS PUBLIC D.O.O., Braće Jerković 111-25, Belgrade, phone/faks: 011/39-79-789 Number of copies: 300 copies UDC 338.43:63 YU ISSN 0352-3462 Publishing of Special issue was completely financed by Ministry of science and technological development of Republic of Serbia HONORARY BOARD: • Božidar Đelić, M.A., Vice president of the Government and Minister for science and technological development of Republic of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Saša Dragin, Ph.D., Minister for agriculture, forestry and water management of Republic of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Prof. Tibor Sabo, Ph.D., Assistant Minister for science and technological development of Republic of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Radosav Cerović, Ph.D., Assistant Minister for science and technological development of Republic of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Miloš Milovanović, M.A., Assistant Minister for agriculture, forestry and water management of Republic of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Slobodan Teofanov, Assistant Minister for agriculture, forestry and water management of Republic of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Milan Stegić, M.A., Assistant Minister for agriculture, forestry and water management of Republic of Serbia, Belgrade – Serbia; • Daniel Petrović, Secretary for agriculture, forestry and water management of Government of AP Vojvodina, Novi Sad - Serbia; • Novica Ranđelović, M.A., president of SC IAE – Serbia; • Prof. Natalija Bogdanov, Ph.D., member of SC IAE – Serbia; • Prof. Dragojlo Obradović, Ph.D., member of SC IAE – Serbia; • Živanko Radovančev, M.A., member of SC IAE – Serbia; • Prof. Savo Ivančević, Ph.D., member of SC IAE – Serbia; • Prof. Mirjana Savić, Ph.D., member of SC IAE – Serbia; • Vesna Popović, Ph.D., member of SC IAE – Serbia; • Prof. Radovan Pejanović, vice rector University of Novi Sad – Serbia; • Prof. Fokion K. Vosniakos, Ph.D., president of B.EN.A., Solun – Greece; • Prof. Ion Gh Rosca, Ph.D., rector of ASE, Bucharest – Romania; • Academician prof. Ion Paun Otiman, Ph.D., director of IAE Bucharest – Romania; • Prof. Stefan Diaconescu, Ph.D., rector of University of agricultural sciences and veterinary medicine, Bucharest - Romania; • Prof. Nicolae Istudor, Ph.D., vice rector ASE Bucharest – Romania; • Prof. Alexandru Moisuc, Ph.D., rector of University of agricultural sciences and veterinary medicine Timisoara – Romania; • Prof. Vlad Ulmanu, Ph.D., rector Petroleum Gas University Ploiesti, Bucharest; • Prof. Horia Cernescu, Ph.D., vice rector University of agricultural sciences and veterinary medicine Timisoara – Romania; • Prof. hab. Andrzej Kowalski, Ph.D., director of Institute of agricultural and food economics, Warsaw – Poland; • Miloš Bugarin, president of Chamber of Commerce of Serbia Belgrade – Serbia; • Prof. Stojan Jevtić, Ph.D., vice president of Chamber of Commerce of Serbia Belgrade – Serbia; • Prof. Milan Krajinović, Ph.D., dean Faculty of agriculture Novi Sad – Serbia; • Prof. Nebojša Ralević, Ph.D., dean Faculty of agriculture Belgrade – Serbia; • Prof. Milinko Milenković, Ph.D., dean of
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