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Ovidius University Annals Economic Sciences Series OVIDIUS UNIVERSITY ANNALS ECONOMIC SCIENCES SERIES Volume XIII Issue 2 BOOK OF ABSTRACTS 2013 EDITORIAL BOARD EDITOR in CHIEF: • Professor, PhD. Elena Cerasela Spătariu, Dean, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania MEMBERS: • Professor, PhD. Paolo Andrei, Università degli Studi di Parma, Italy; • Professor, PhD. Stefano Azzali, Università degli Studi di Parma, Italy; • Professor, PhD. Grigore Belostecinic, ASEM Chişinãu, Republic of Moldova; • Professor, PhD. Maurice Chenevoy, Universite D’Auvergne, Clermont 1, Clermont–Ferrand, France; • Professor, PhD. Jacky Mathonnat, L’Universite D’Auvergne, Clermont1, Clermont–Ferrand, France; • Professor, PhD. Ionel Bostan, Faculty of Economic Sciences and Public Administration, “Stefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, Romania; • Professor, PhD. Viorel Cornescu, University of Bucharest, Romania; • Professor, PhD. Victor Ploae, Vice-Rector, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Associate Professor, PhD. Costel Nistor, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Dunãrea de Jos” University of Galati, Romania v SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: • Professor, PhD. Ion Botescu, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Professor, PhD. Elena Condrea, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Associate Professor, PhD. Sorinel Cosma, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Associate Professor, PhD. Marian Ionel, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Associate Professor, PhD. Simona Utureanu, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Lecturer, PhD. Student Victor Jeflea, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania. EDITORIAL SECRETARIES (Secretary Editor, Translator, Technical Editor): • Lecturer, PhD. Cristina Duhnea, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Lecturer, PhD. Gabriela Gheorghiu, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Lecturer, PhD. Silvia Ghiță-Mitrescu, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania. • Lecturer, PhD. Andreea-Daniela Moraru, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Lecturer, PhD. Cătălin Ploae, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Lecturer, PhD. Student Ionuț Antohi, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; • Teaching Assistant, PhD. Student Dorinela Nancu, Faculty of Economic Sciences, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania; vi T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S Section I: International Affairs and European Integration Subsection: International Affairs 1. Batrinca Ghiorghe, - The Causality Relationship between the Dry Bulk 2 Cojanu Gianina Market and Worldwide Economic Growth 2. Botescu Ion - Aspects regarding Romania's Energy Policy in an 3 European Context 3. Botescu Ion - The Global Dimension of Poverty 4 4. Căzănel Maria - The Common Historical Basis of the Exception 5 for the Non-Performance and Termination of Contracts 5. Căzănel Maria - The Exception for the Non-performance of 6 Contracts and the Exception for the Compensation of Claims and Related Liabilities 6. Draniceanu Doina - Sovereign Wealth Funds and the New Dynamics 7 of Globalization in the Context of the Current Financial Crisis: International Competitiveness Through Outsourcing in Emerging Countries 7. Grigorut Cornel, Nistor - Crisis Effects on Shipbuilding Market 8 Filip, Popa Catalin 8. Grigorut Cornel, Popa - Contemporary Trends within the International 9 Catalin, Nistor Filip Financial Intermediation System Evolution 9. Iordache Constantin, - The Severe Consequences of Terrorist Acts and 10 Jipa Vlad Organized Crime on the Security of the Citizens in the European Community 10. Lăpăduşi Mihaela - Transport Efficiency through Multimodalism 11 Loredana, Căruntu Constantin 11. Nechita Daniela - The Importance of Social Responsibility 12 Programs in International Business Development 12. Racoceanu Cristina, - Critically Appraise of the Specific Aspects of the 13 Stanciu Anca Cristina, Strategy for International Market Constandache Mihaela vii 13. Rizea Raluca Daniela, - The Effects of the Global Economical Crisis on 14 Sârbu Roxana, Condrea the Global Precious Metals Market Elena 14. Trandafirescu Bogdan - Controversies Regarding the Internationality 15 Cristian Element in International Trade Agreements 15. Vechiu Camelia, Popa - The Analysis of the Effects of the Direct Foreign 16 Lucia Ramona, Investments upon the Restructuring of the Ciorăşteanu Gianina Romanian Economy Subsection: European Integration 1. Anechitoae Constantin - Copyright Protection in Romania and Italy 18 2. Anechitoae Constantin - Intellectual Property Rights in International 19 Regulations 3. Botina Madalina, - Some Problems of Jurisprudence concerning the 20 Pangrate Alina Difference between Delictual Liability and Georgiana Contractual Liability 4. Brasoveanu Florica - Environmental Protection and Sustainable 21 Development Strategy 5. Brasoveanu Florica - Environmental Policy in the European Union and 22 their Implementation in Romania 6. Buzarna-Tihenea - Special Issues of Jurilinguistic Translation. Case 23 (Galbeaza) Alina Study: The Criminal Code 7. Damean Doru Claudiu, - Management of Risk Factors while Countering 24 Popovici Dumitru Terrorism Dănuţ 8. Dobre Claudia - Concentration of the Banking Market 25 9. Ghita Simona, Titan - How Does the Economic-Financial Crisis Affect 26 Emilia, Boboc Cristina Our Education? Study on EU-28 Countries 10. Marin Marilena - The Notion of “Curator Litis” (Third Curator) in 27 New Civil Legislation and Correspondence with Similar Notions in the EU Legislation viii 11. Mititelu Catalina - Europe and the Constitutionalization Process of 28 EU Member States 12. Mititelu Catalina - The Right to Life. From the Torture and inhuman 29 Punishment to the abolition of the Death Penalty 13. Nadrag Lavinia, - The Internationalization of the English Language 30 Buzarna-Tihenea and its Influence on the Romanian Economic (Galbeaza) Alina 14. Pandele Adina Laura - Property Acquisition by Civil Contracts 31 15. Radu (Mitra) Mariana - Controversies on the Legal Nature of Extradition 32 16. Radu (Mitra) Mariana - The Implications of the Legal System on Human 33 Cloning, in Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer 17. Rusu-Zagar Catalin, - Occupational Safety and Health Within the 34 Georgian Corina, European Strategy The Legal System for Anghel Sorin Ovidiu Occupational Safety and Health in Romania 18. Staiculescu Ana - Struggles in the Representations of Roma 35 Rodica, Gherasim Immigrants: from Migration Management to Public Mircea Discourse 19. Staiculescu Ana - Economic Implications of Violence and 36 Rodica, Stan Alina Discrimination in Public Administration 20. Stoica- Constantin - The Impact of the Treaty of Lisbon on the Most 37 Adrian Important EU Institutions 21. Stoica- Constantin - The General Principles for the Profession of 38 Adrian Judicial Executor in Romania 22. Tucă Nicuşor - Globalization and the Church 39 Subsection: Regional Development Strategies 1. Brezeanu-Lisievici - The Development of Maritime Activities in the 41 Alexandru P. Light of Local Autonomy 2. Cojanu Gianina - Diversion Acts – The Antipode of Economic 42 Stability ix 3. Duduială Popescu - Influence of Europeanisation in the Reform of 43 Lorena Public Sector 4. Enea Constanta, Enea - Principles into Local Planning and Management of 44 Constantin Tourism to Achieving Success in Promoting Sustainable Urban Development 5. Gheorghe Lucian - Corporate Contracts in the New Civil Code 45 6. Gheorghe Lucian - Theoretical Considerations and Practicla Town 46 Planning Documentation 7. Gherman Monica - Public Private Partnership (PPP): Comparative 47 Gabriela Analysis of the Legal and Institutional Framework in Romania, Greece, Italy and Portugal 8. Grigorescu Adriana, - Landmarks of the Romanian Pre-university 48 Olteanu Luminiţa Education in the Context of European Policies Mirela Designed to Overcome the Economic Crisis 9. Iftene Cristi - Decentralizing Influence: How Can We Separate 49 Political and Administrative or Administrative and Economical Entities? 10. Jaliu Dumitru Dragos, - The Relation between Local Development 50 Răvar Anamaria Strategies and Projects Implemented under ROP Sidonia 2007-2013 – Axis 5. A Case Study of the Centre Region 11. Popa Daniela, - Recommendations for the Insurance of Innovation 51 Dobrescu Georgeta Management 12. Rusu-Zagar Catalin, - Environmental Management And Globalization 52 Zagar Laurentiu, Mocanu Mihaela 13. Rusu-Zagar Gilda, - Health and Safety at Work in the Context of 53 Matorne Monica, Globalization Ionescu Claudia 14. Șerban Monica - Identity in the Economical Areal 54 Marcela 15. Ştreangă Constantin - The Economic Development of the Settlements 55 from Oneşti Depression. The Role of SMEs in the Region's Economy x 16. Ştreangă Constantin - Economic Impact on the Development of a 56 Locality. Case Study: Oneşti Town 17. Turker Nuray - Ecotourism as a Rural Development Tool in 57 Western Black Sea Region, Turkey 18. Yaremko Larysa, - The Ways of Counteraction to the Financial- 58 Poliakova Juliia Economic Crisis at the Regional Level Section II: Business Economy and Administration Subsection: Economy and Economic Informatics 1. Aivaz Kamer -Ainur, - The Factorial Correspondences Analysis of 60 Vlăducă Ion School Population by the Level of Education, at
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