Knowledge Region: Alps-Adriatic Challenges -

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Résumé :
Contents: Josef Langer/Nik?a Alfirevi?/Goran Vla?i?: Knowledge and its Agents - Renata Relja/Darko Renduli?: Work in the Era of Knowledge-based Development - Conceptual Foundations and Analysis of Social Determinants in the Alps-Adriatic Context - Jurica ?imurina/Jurica Pavi?i?/Morana Fuduri?: Economics and Business International Programme (EBIP) - The Exchange of Knowledge and Experience - Vladimir Gnjidi?/Nino Gabelica/Mi?e Kutle?a: Educational Management and Marketing Orientation of Croatian Elementary Schools - Results of Preliminary Empirical Research - Martina Sopta/Bojan Makar: Knowledge-based Services - The Case of Outsourcing Marketing in Croatian Companies - Nenad Brki?/Almir Salihovi?: Measuring Web Site Service Quality Using e-SQ and SDDS Criteria - Example of Central Banks in Southeast Europe - Zdeslav Hrepi?: Exploring the Role of Pen-based Computing in an Advancing Knowledge Society - Gunhild Sagmeister: Graduates in a Knowledge-based Society - Gabriella Rigoni: The Function of ERDISU of Trieste within a New Concept of the Right to Higher Education in the Alps-Adriatic Area and the Adriatic Euroregion - Gordana For?i?/Bojana ?ulum: Civil Involvement in the Knowledge Society - The Case of Volunteering in Primorsko-Goranska County (Croatia) - Vanja Serti?/Morana Fuduri?: Moving Board as a New Marketing Communication Tool - Josef Eltantawi: Kapsch and the Alps-Adriatic Challenges - Always one Step Ahead - Manfred Ruprechter: Knowledge Transfer and Knowledge Utility in the Alps-Adriatic Region - Gerhard Strohmeier: Higher Education Institutions in Cross-border Co-operation - The Vienna Region and Western Hungary - J?nos Rechnitzer/Melinda Smah?: Cross-border Co-operation of Higher Education Institutions in Western Hungary - Magnus Grubbe: Non-Governance and the Experience with the 'Knowledge Economy' in the ?resund Region....

Biographie:
Contents: Josef Langer/Nik?a Alfirevi?/Goran Vla?i?: Knowledge and its Agents - Renata Relja/Darko Renduli?: Work in the Era of Knowledge-based Development - Conceptual Foundations and Analysis of Social Determinants in the Alps-Adriatic Context - Jurica ?imurina/Jurica Pavi?i?/Morana Fuduri?: Economics and Business International Programme (EBIP) - The Exchange of Knowledge and Experience - Vladimir Gnjidi?/Nino Gabelica/Mi?e Kutle?a: Educational Management and Marketing Orientation of Croatian Elementary Schools - Results of Preliminary Empirical Research - Martina Sopta/Bojan Makar: Knowledge-based Services - The Case of Outsourcing Marketing in Croatian Companies - Nenad Brki?/Almir Salihovi?: Measuring Web Site Service Quality Using e-SQ and SDDS Criteria - Example of Central Banks in Southeast Europe - Zdeslav Hrepi?: Exploring the Role of Pen-based Computing in an Advancing Knowledge Society - Gunhild Sagmeister: Graduates in a Knowledge-based Society - Gabriella Rigoni: The Function of ERDISU of Trieste within a New Concept of the Right to Higher Education in the Alps-Adriatic Area and the Adriatic Euroregion - Gordana For?i?/Bojana ?ulum: Civil Involvement in the Knowledge Society - The Case of Volunteering in Primorsko-Goranska County (Croatia) - Vanja Serti?/Morana Fuduri?: Moving Board as a New Marketing Communication Tool - Josef Eltantawi: Kapsch and the Alps-Adriatic Challenges - Always one Step Ahead - Manfred Ruprechter: Knowledge Transfer and Knowledge Utility in the Alps-Adriatic Region - Gerhard Strohmeier: Higher Education Institutions in Cross-border Co-operation - The Vienna Region and Western Hungary - J?nos Rechnitzer/Melinda Smah?: Cross-border Co-operation of Higher Education Institutions in Western Hungary - Magnus Grubbe: Non-Governance and the Experience with the 'Knowledge Economy' in the ?resund Region....

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The Editors: Josef Langer is professor of sociology at Klagenfurt University (Austria). He has held functions in professional organisations, acted as consultant and has lectured at a number of universities in Europe, Japan, India, Africa and USA. His current fields of research include European transformation and cross-cultural management. Nik?a Alfirevi? is professor of management at the University of Split (Croatia). He has participated at numerous conferences and cooperated with companies, universities and non-profit organisations in Austria, Croatia and UK, including EU-sponsored projects. His main research interests are management of non-profit organisations, e-business and social dimensions of information & communication technologies. Goran Vla?i? is teaching and research assistant at the University of Zagreb (Croatia). His research interests relate to marketing driven strategies, reputation management and innovation. He actively cooperates with companies on the issues of strategy innovation....