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'The Economies of Balkan and Eastern Europe Countries in the Changed World' Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Techn 8th International Conference ‘The Economies of Balkan and Eastern Europe Countries in the changed World’ Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technology, Department of Accountancy and Finance, Kavala, Greece University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Split, Croatia EBEEC 2016 Split, Croatia May 5-8, 2016 Scientific Commitee Co-Presidents Karasavvoglou Anastasios, Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technology, Greece Srecko Goic, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia Scientific Committee 1. Alfirević Nikša, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 2. Angelis Vasilis, University of Aegean, Greece 3. Anastasiadou Sofia, University of West Macedonia, Greece 4. Arandjelovic Zoran, University of Nis, Serbia 5. Banica Olga, Economic Science Faculty, University of Pitesti, Romania 6. Batzios Christos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 7. Belletti Matteo, The Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy 8. Bexheti Abdylmenaf, South East European University, F.Y.R.O.M. 9. Bjelić Predrag, University of Belgrade, Serbia 10. Borisov Borislav, University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria 11. Buracas Antanas, Vilnius University, Lithuania 12. Chatzoglou Prodromos, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece 13. Chernyak Alexander, Kyiv Taras Shevchenko National University, Ukraine 14. Chletsos Michael, University of Ioannina, Greece 15. Chobanov George, St. Kliment Ohridski University, Bulgaria 16. Chortareas Georgios, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece 17. Deichmann Joel, Bentley University, U.S.A 18. Delias Pavlos, TEI of EMTh, Greece 19. Delipala Sofia, University of Macedonia, Greece 20. Grubišić Dragana, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 21. Drezgić Saša, University of Rijeka, Croatia 22. Fetai Besnik, South East European University, 23. Florou Giannoula, TEI of EMTh, Greece 24. Goic Srecko, University of Split, Croatia 25. Hajidimitriou Yannis, University of Macedonia, Greece 26. Hazakis Konstantinos, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece 27. Herdon Miklos, University of Debrecen, Hungary 28. Janowicz-Lomott Marietta, Gdansk University, Poland 29. Kalampouka Kaliopi, TEI of EMTh, Greece 30. Karafolas Makis, TEI of West Macedonia, Greece 31. Kargidis Theodoros, TEI of Thessaloniki, Greece 32. Katrakilidis Konstantinos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 33. Karabchuk Tatiana, Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation 34. Kipouros Anagnostis, TEI of EMTh, Greece 35. Kollias Christos, University of Thessaly, Greece 36. Kononova Katerina, Kharkiv Karazin National University, Ukraine 37. Koutsoukis Nikitas-Spiros, University of Peloponnese, Greece 38. Lakić Saša, University of Montenegro, Montenegro 39. Lapatsioras Spyros,University of Crete, Greece 40. Leksinaj Elvira, Agricultural University of Tirana, Albania 41. Lesakova Dagmar, University of Economics Bratislava, Slovak Republic 42. Liapis Konstantinos, Panteion University, Greece 43. Loizou Stratos, TEI of West Macedonia, Greece 44. Łyskawa Krzysztof, Poznan University of Economics, Poland 45. Magoulios Georgios, TEI of Central Macedonia, Greece 46. Makris Georgios, University of Macedonia, Greece 47. Mandilas Athanasios, TEI of EMTh, Greece 48. Marinković Srđan, University of Nis, Serbia 49. Markova Eugenia, London Metropolitan University, U.K. 50. Meissner Hannes, University of Applied Sciences of Vienna, Austria 51. Michailidis Anastasios, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 52. Mrnjavac Željko, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 53. Nikolaidis Michael, TEI of EMTh, Greece 54. Ongan Serdar, Istanbul University, Beyazit, Turkey and University of South Florida, USA 55. Pantelidis Pantelis, University of Piraeus, Greece 56. Papadourakis Georgios, TEI of Crete, Greece 57. Paschaloudis Dimitrios, TEI of Central Macedonia, Greece 58. Pieńkowska-Kamieniecka Sylwia, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn,Poland 59. Pignatti Norberto, Tbilisi State University, Georgia 60. Prašnikar Janez, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia 61. Vrdoljak Raguž Ivona, University of Dubrovnik, Croatia. 62. Roukanas Spyros, University of Piraeus, Greece 63. Sarafopoulos Georgios, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece 64. Sarri Katerina, University of Macedonia, Greece 65. Schweighoffer Raimund, University of Applied Sciences Kepmten, Germany 66. Šević Željko, Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland 67. Simet Georg, Neuss University for International Business, Germany 68. Sklias Pantelis, University of Peloponnese, Greece 69. Stathakis Georgios, University of Crete, Greece 70. Thalassinos Eleftherios, University of Piraeus, Greece 71. Theodoridis Alexandros, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 72. Trifonova Silvia, Economic University, Sofia, Bulgaria 73. Turčinović Davorka, University of Dubrovnik, Kroatia 74. Valsamidis Stavros, TEI of EMTh, Greece 75. Zarotiadis Grigorios, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 76. Zoumboulakis Michael, University of Thessaly, Greece Organizing Committee 1. Bakotić Danica, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 2. Bilić Ivana, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 3. Bulog Ivana, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 4. Delias Pavlos, TEI of EMTh, Greece 5. Goić Srećko, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 6. Kazanidis Ioannis, TEI of EMTh, Greece 7. Matić Ivan, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 8. Perdiki Fotini, TEI of EMTh, Greece 9. Petasakis Giannis, TEI of EMTh, Greece 10. Polychronidou Persefoni, TEI EMTh, Greece 11. Tadić Ivana, University of Split, Faculty of Economics, Croatia 12. Valsamidis Stavros, TEI of EMTh, Greece 13. Zoumboulidis Vasilis, TEI of EMTh, Greece .
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