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Overview of Theory and Model of Tropical Agricultural Circular Economy in Hainan Province

Yu, Huamei; Ge, Chengjun - In: Asian Agricultural Research 03 (2011) 05

This paper gives a general overview of rationale of tropical agricultural circular economy. On me basis of ecological economic theory, circular economy is a new model of economic development which aims at realizing reducing of resources use, reuse of products and recycling of wastes, conforming...

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Comprehensive Evaluation on the Agricultural Sustainable Development with the Smallest Generalized Deviation

Lan, Tian-yi - In: Asian Agricultural Research 03 (2011) 04

Evaluation index system of agricultural sustainable development is constructed with the four components of social index, agricultural economic index, resources index, and environment index. According to the comprehensive evaluation model of agricultural sustainable development with the...

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Research on the Comparison between Traditional Industry and Ecological Industry

Guo, Prof. Dr. Jingfu; Cai, Li - In: Far East Journal of Psychology and Business 2 No 3 Paper 3 March (2011) 3, pp. 36-42

Traditional linear industry is a short-sighted unsustainable development mode of the economy. It brings pressure to ecology environment, depletion of resources and pollution. Ecological industry is to realize the harmonious development between economy and environment by planning industrial...

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ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN CONDITIONS OF CRISIS. SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT

BADILEANU, Marina; MUSCALU, Mihai-Sabin; BULEARCA, Marius - In: Review of General Management 14 (2011) 2, pp. 159-166

Provision of adequate energy services in terms of quality, at acceptable prices, in terms of environmental compliance and security of supply, and in accordance with the requirements of economic growth is a vital component of sustainable development.Within the European Union the states are...

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Sustainable “what”? A cognitive approach to understanding sustainable development

Byrch, Christine; Kearins, Kate; Milne, Markus; Morgan, … - In: Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management 4 (2007) April, pp. 26-52

leaders” and “influencers” promoting sustainability, business, or sustainable business. It seeks to compare inductively … derived worldviews with theories associated with sustainability and the humanity-nature relationship. Design … articulated by those promoting sustainability. Participants promoting sustainable business held elements of both approaches …

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INTEGRATION OF SEMI-SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL FARMS

Matoschi ( Cimpan) Oana; Georgeta, Paun; Paun (Ciobanu) … - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2011) 1, pp. 87-92

Intensive agriculture, industrial type, contributed to environmental degradation and pollution. Thus, on the one hand, makes intensive use of chemicals has led to neglect of duty to maintain the natural fertility of the soil organic matter through proper fattening. On the other hand, organizing...

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THE "NEW ECONOMY" AND THE ENTREPRENEUR: REASSESSMENT AND PERSPECTIVES IN THE CONTEXT OF XXI CENTURY

Violeta, Achim Monica; Ramona, Mara Eugenia; Nicolae, … - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2011) 1, pp. 324-329

Industrial revolutions, the progress in IT industry, the growth rate of developing new technologies, global competition, liberalization of markets, continue to demand change, globalization of market, economic and financial crisis are just some of the causes that have contributed to the...

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THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPLEMENTING THE ICT NETWORK IN ACHIEVING KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN THE RURAL AREAS

Andreea, Miron; Laura, Ciobanu; Adriana, Menda Teodora -; … - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2011) 1, pp. 100-105

Currently in Romania, the information sources available to farmers are limited and belong mostly to the public sector. The knowledge provided is relevant but insufficient in order to meet the needs of the Romanian farmers, especially since they are not oriented towards the market, as the main...

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ROMANIA'S ANSWER TO THE NEW DIRECTIONS OF THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY OF EUROPEAN UNION

Mihai, Berinde; Florentina, Chirilã Lavinia - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2011) 1, pp. 53-59

The regional development policy of European Union deals with spatial localisation of production and affects the daily life of more than half of the 500 million persons living in the European Union. Conceived at European level as a solidarity policy, it bases especially on financial solidarity...

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KEY ASPECTS OF ANALYSIS ON THE IMPACT OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN HEALTH SERVICES IN THE WESTERN REGION OF ROMANIA

Ioana, Pitorac Ruxandra; Maria, Toth; Alexandru, Jivan - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2011) 1, pp. 214-220

The paper aims to establish the principal correlations and positions of the tertiary sector in the Romanian economy, for realistic assessment of the actions, decisions and developments in this field. The research starts from the statistical analysis regarding the current condition and the...

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