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Documentation of Time 1954 / 78

Dokumentation der Zeit 1954 / 78

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Weber: On the necessity of a system of collective security // A look back in time // Schmidt-Wittmack Member of the Bundestag in the GDR // Interview with Dr. Otto John (21.8.54) // Comments on the press conference with Dr. John (August 11, 54) // English journalists warn: Nazis at work again // National resistance at the “Großer Blink” // The strikes in West Germany in 1953 // The social composition of the Bundestag // The wage struggle of West German metal workers (II) // Victory wage struggle of the Hamburg municipal workers // The fascization of the Bonn state apparatus (II) // Influence of the federal government and the monopolies on academic teaching and research // Special register: The re-fascization of the West German separate state

Documentation of Time 1957 / 140

Dokumentation der Zeit 1957 / 140

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

From current affairs: 5th All-German Workers' Conference, Leipzig, March 9, 1957 // Consultations between functionaries of the SED and the SPD, Leipzig, March 10, 1957 // Wording of the letter from N. A. Bulganin to Dr. Adenauer of March 23, 1957 // Declaration by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR of March 16, 1957 on the Common Market and Euratom // Declaration by the Association of Democratic Jurists of March 22, 1957 on the activities of the “Committee of Inquiry of Liberal Jurists” // About the interference of the USA in the internal affairs of other countries // Leipzig Spring Fair 1957 from 3.-14. March // Opening speech by the Deputy Prime Minister Heinrich Rau // Final communiqué // Pension reform in West Germany // Peaceful coexistence - cornerstone of Soviet foreign policy (Declaration by the Soviet government before the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of February 12, 1957) // Agreement on the temporary stationing of Soviet armed forces in the GDR from March 12, 1957 92 // Chronicle of the present: March 12 to 20, 1957 // Special index: notes, statements, communiqués, declarations, memoranda — — — — Aus dem Zeitgeschehen: 5. Gesamtdeutsche Arbeiterkonferenz, Leipzig, 9. März 1957 // Beratungen zwischen Funktionären der SED und der SPD, Leipzig, 10. März 1957 // Wortlaut des Briefes von N. A. Bulganin an Dr. Adenauer vom 23. März 1957 // Erklärung des Ministeriums für Auswärtige Angelegenheiten der UdSSR vom 16. März 1957 zum Gemeinsamen Markt und zur Euratom // Erklärung der Vereinigung Demokratischer Juristen vom 22. März 1957 zur Tätigkeit des „Untersuchungsausschusses freiheitlicher Juristen“ // Über die Einmischung der USA in die inneren Angelegenheiten anderer Länder // Leipziger Frühjahrsmesse 1957 vom 3.—14. März // Eröffnungsrede des Stellvertreters des Ministerpräsidenten Heinrich Rau // Abschluss-Kommuniqué // Die Rentenreform in Westdeutschland // Friedliche Koexistenz — Eckpfeiler der sowjetischen Außenpolitik (Erklärung der Sowjetregierung vor dem Obersten Sowjet der UdSSR vom 12. Februar 1957) // Abkommen über die zeitweilige Stationierung sowjetischer Streitkräfte in der DDR vom 12. März 1957 92 // Chronik der Gegenwart: 12. bis 20. Marz 1957 // Spezialregister: Noten, Erklärungen, Kommuniqués, Deklarationen, Memoranden

Documentation of Time 1957 / 145

Dokumentation der Zeit 1957 / 145

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Current affairs: Government negotiations GDR — CSR (May 20–24, 1957) // Cooperation between SED and KPI (May 14, 1957) // Joint declaration SED — KPI (May 28, 1957) // Bonn has nothing to do with reunification New things to say (Memorandum of the Federal Government of May 20, 1957) // Exchange of notes on government negotiations between the USSR and the Federal Republic (Adenauer's letter to Bulganin of April 13, verbal note from the West German embassy of April 16, Soviet note of May 23, and note verbal from the Federal Government dated June 8, 1957) // Fourth Criminal Law Amendment Act - gagging of public opinion // The restriction of civil liberty in the Federal Republic // Bonn election law - expression of the CDU's claim to power // 118 Nazi judges and prosecutors in the West German judicial apparatus // Current Quotes: Bonn policy towards Poland - imperialist speculations // Biographies of Ludwig Erhard - Bonn Minister of Economic Affairs // German history in a contemporary documentary mentation: Clara Zetkin - pioneer for peace and socialism // Chronicle of the present: June 1 to 20, 1957 // Special register: Politics of the German parties - CDU / CSU — — — — Aus dem Zeitgeschehen: Regierungsverhandlungen DDR—CSR (20.—24. Mai 1957) // Zusammenarbeit zwischen SED und KPI (14. Mai 1957) // Gemeinsame Erklärung SED—KPI (28. Mai 1957) // Bonn hat zur Wiedervereinigung nichts Neues zu sagen (Memorandum der Bundesregierung vom 20. Mai 1957) // Notenwechsel über Regierungsverhandlungen UdSSR—Bundesrepublik (Schreiben Adenauers an Bulganin vom 13. April, Verbalnote der westdeutschen Botschaft vom 16. April, sowjetische Note vom 23. Mai und Verbalnote der Bundesregierung vom 8. Juni 1957) // Viertes Strafrechtsänderungsgesetz — Knebelung der öffentlichen Meinung // Die Einschränkung der staatsbürgerlichen Freiheit in der Bundesrepublik // Bonner Wahlgesetz — Ausdruck des Machtanspruches der CDU // 118 Nazi-Richter und -Staatsanwälte im westdeutschen Justizapparat // Aktuelle Zitate: Bonner Politik gegenüber Polen — imperialistische Spekulationen // Biographien Ludwig Erhard — Bonner Wirtschaftsminister // Deutsche Geschichte in zeitgenössischer Dokumentation: Clara Zetkin — Vorkämpferin für Frieden und Sozialismus // Chronik der Gegenwart: 1. bis 20. Juni 1957 // Spezialregister: Politik der deutschen Parteien — CDU/CSU

Documentation of Time 1958 / 162

Dokumentation der Zeit 1958 / 162

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Chronicle: January 16 to 31, 1958. German Democratic Republic // Chronicle: January 16 to 31, 1958. German Federal Republic // Chronicle: January 16 to 31, 1958. International events // Otto Grotewohl's proposal: referendum on nuclear weapons-free Zone (TV speech from January 22, 1958) // Government of the GDR responds to Soviet peace proposals (January 29, 1958) // Theses of the Central Committee of the SED on the new way of working of the MTS // Interview of NS Khrushchev through the "Welt", Hamburg // USSR demobilizes 300,000 men // Scientists demand an end to nuclear weapons tests // Secret document on American North Africa policy // The II. Central MTS Conference (January 24-26, 1958 in Güstrow) // The resistance to nuclear armament in West Germany // 10 years ago: From the history of the People's Congress movement // Contemporary historical literature on international issues // Special register: International trade agreements — — — — Chronik: 16. bis 31. Januar 1958. Deutsche Demokratische Republik // Chronik: 16. bis 31. Januar 1958. Deutsche Bundesrepublik // Chronik: 16. bis 31. Januar 1958. Internationales Geschehen // Vorschlag Otto Grotewohls: Volksentscheid über atomwaffenfreie Zone (Fernsehrede vom 22. Januar 1958) // Regierung der DDR antwortet auf sowjetische Friedensvorschläge (29. Januar 1958) // Thesen des ZK der SED zur neuen Arbeitsweise der MTS // Interview N. S. Chruschtschows durch die „Welt“, Hamburg // UdSSR demobilisiert 300 000 Mann // Wissenschaftler fordern Beendigung der Kernwaffenversuche // Geheimdokument über die amerikanische Nordafrikapolitik // Die II. Zentrale MTS-Konferenz (24. bis 26. Januar 1958 in Güstrow) // Der Widerstand gegen die Atomaufrüstung in Westdeutschland // Vor 10 Jahren: Aus der Geschichte der Volkskongressbewegung // Zeitgeschichtliche Literatur zu internationalen Fragen // Spezialregister: Internationale Handelsabkommen

Documentation of Time 1958 / 164

Dokumentation der Zeit 1958 / 164

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Chronicle, February 16-28, 1958. German Democratic Republic // Chronicle, February 16-28, 1958. German Federal Republic // Chronicle, February 16-28, 1958. International events // National Front's battle plan for the year 1958 // Resolution of the III. University Conference of the SED // Declaration by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the GDR on the reply from the government of the GDR to the Polish memorandum of February 14, 1958 // Government of the USSR on the creation of a nuclear-weapon-free zone // Scientists of the GDR call for a nuclear-weapon-free Germany // Appeal from 44 Professors from the Federal Republic to the trade unions // “Call from Wittenberg” to the Christians // On the way to the socialist university // The reformist efforts in the SPD // The establishment of the United Arab Republic and the Arab Federation // Biographies: Richard Jaeger (CDU) - Chairman of the Bundestag Committee on Defense // References to the chronicle from February 16 to 28, 1958 // Special register: The politics of the German parties — — — — Chronik, 16. bis 28. Februar 1958. Deutsche Demokratische Republik // Chronik, 16. bis 28. Februar 1958. Deutsche Bundesrepublik // Chronik, 16. bis 28. Februar 1958. Internationales Geschehen // Kampfplan der Nationalen Front für das Jahr 1958 // Entschließung der III. Hochschulkonferenz der SED // Erklärung des Ministeriums für Auswärtige Angelegenheiten der DDR zur Antwortnote der Regierung der DDR auf das polnische Memorandum vom 14. Februar 1958 // Regierung der UdSSR zur Schaffung einer atomwaffenfreien Zone // Wissenschaftler der DDR fordern atomwaffenfreies Deutschland // Appell von 44 Professoren der Bundesrepublik an die Gewerkschaften // „Ruf aus Wittenberg “ an die Christen // Auf dem Wege zur sozialistischen Hochschule // Die reformistischen Bestrebungen in der SPD // Die Gründung der Vereinigten Arabischen Republik und der Arabischen Föderation // Biographien: Richard Jaeger (CDU) —Vorsitzender des Bundestagsausschusses für Verteidigung // Quellennachweise zur Chronik vom 16. bis 28. Februar 1958 // Spezialregister: Die Politik der deutschen Parteien

SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1955-09

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1955-09

Author(s): Viktor Rosow,Daniil Granin,Musa Cälil,Anatoli Kusmitsch Tarassenkow,Konstantin Michajlovič Simonov,Vasily Nikolayevich Azhayev,Oles‘ Hončar,Nairi Sarjan,Wissarion Michajłowicz Sajanow,Sergej Vladimirovič Michalkov,Alexei Nikolajewitsch Arbusow / Language(s): German

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SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1956-09

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1956-09

Author(s): Valentin Petrovič Kataev,Wadim Koshevnikov,Andrej Merkulov,Alexander Dementjev,Nikolai Kalitin,Dementi Shmarinov / Language(s): German

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SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1957-06

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1957-06

Author(s): Oleksandr Petrovyč Dovženko,Jurij Sergeevič Rytchėu,Wadim Sokolow,Ilya Ehrenburg,Aleksej Vladimirovič Ejsner / Language(s): German

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SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1957-08

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1957-08

Author(s): Jewgeni Iossifowitsch Gabrilowitsch,Nora Adamian,Samuil Jakowlewitsch Marschak,Aleksandr Vasilʹevič Karaganov,Esfir Zurjupa,Ilya Ehrenburg,Anatoli Grebnjow / Language(s): German

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SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1958-05

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1958-05

Author(s): Hans Leberecht,Nikolai Aleksandrovich Mikhailov,Galaktion Tabidze,Grigol Abashidze,Simon Čikovani,César Muñoz Arconada,Iwan Plyschewskij,Wsewolod Rewitsch / Language(s): German

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SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1959-10

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1959-10

Author(s): Habibulo Nazarov,Žamso T. Tumunov,Zyren-Basar Badmajew,Doljen Madasson,Nina A. Emelʹjanova,Daniil I. Romanenko,Boris Rjurikov,Vladimir Alekseevič Solouchin,Aleksandr B. Čakovskij,Rasul Gamzatovič Gamzatov / Language(s): German

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Documentation of Time 1959 / 182

Dokumentation der Zeit 1959 / 182

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Keywords: Walter Ulbricht; Berlin-Problem; nuclear armament; Geneva Conference November 1958;

Chronicle, November 16 to 30, 1958. German Democratic Republic // Chronicle, November 16 to 30, 1958. German Federal Republic // Chronicle, November 16 to 30, 1958. International events // Statement by the Prime Minister of the GDR, Otto Grotewohl, on the Soviet Berlin Note (November 28, 1958) // Interview of the First Secretary of the SED Central Committee, Walter Ulbricht, on the Berlin problem for “The New York Times” (November 29, 1958) // Communiqué on the conclusion of a culture and trade agreement between the GDR and the Republic of Guinea (November 17, 1958) // Declaration by Iraqi Colonel Taher for friendly relations with the GDR (October 28, 1958) // Resolution of a DGB protest rally against the concentration of economic power in the FRG (November 20, 1958) // Draft of the USSR on an agreement to end the nuclear and hydrogen weapon tests (November 29, 1958) // Draft of the USSR resolution to the UN on the peaceful use of space (November 18, 1958 ) // Extended Polish proposal for the creation of a nuclear weapons-free zone in Central Europe (4. November 1958) // Appeal of the PCF to the working people and all republicans to act together (December 2, 1958) // Appeal of leading pacifists to the Geneva Conference to end nuclear weapons tests (November 3, 1958) // Congratulatory address from the Central Committee of the SED the pioneer organization "Ernst Thälmann" for the tenth anniversary of its existence (published on December 13, 1958) // Constitution of the People's Chamber and formation of the GDR government // Tables of the results of the state elections after 1945 and the 1957 federal elections in Bavaria and Hesse. // On the development of the school in the GDR (chronological overview) // The maneuvers of the right-wing DGB leadership to prevent the fight against West German armament // On the result of the elections for the French National Assembly in 1958

Documentation of Time 1959 / 198

Dokumentation der Zeit 1959 / 198

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Keywords: Geneva Conference of Foreign Ministers; GDR-China relations; German agriculture in East and West; re-patriated German farmers; Nigeria; Alfred Kurella; Charlotte Küter; Paul Kurzawa;

Geneva Conference of Foreign Ministers (VI) // Chronicle (July 27 to August 5, 1959) // III. German Gymnastics and Sports Festival (August 13 to 16, 1959 in Leipzig) // VII. World Festival of Youth and Students (July 26 to August 4, 1959 in Vienna) // Ten years of friendly relations between the GDR and the People's Republic of China // Two ways in German agriculture (II) // Short biographies of the members of the People's Chamber of the GDR (VIII) // On the policy of the DGB // Resettler-farmers unmask the board of the "Association of expelled farmers" // The escape from the Foreign Legion // Ein American governor over the USSR // Theses of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the SED on the 10th anniversary of the founding of the GDR (published on August 25, 1959 - I) // Declaration by the government of the GDR on the conclusion of the Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference (August 8, 1959 ) // Declaration by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the GDR on the situation in Laos (August 20, 1959) // Declaration by the KPD Central Committee on the third anniversary of the ban on the KPD (August 17, 1959) // Message from Prime Minister N. S. Chruščëv to Chancellor Adenauer (18. August 1959) // CHRONICLE 1 to 31 August 1959

Documentation of Time 1959 / 199

Dokumentation der Zeit 1959 / 199

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Keywords: GDR for German unification; Leipzig Autumn Fair; cartoons; N. S. Chruščëv and D. D. Eisenhower in Camp David;

The founding of the German Democratic Republic - a blow against the cleavers of Germany // The Leipzig Autumn Fair 1959 (August 30th to September 6th) // The resistance of the former combatants born in 1922 against the recruitment forced by Bonn // On the development of the Democratic School in District of Kyritz // The military war potential of West Germany (XXIX) // Brief biographies of the members of the People's Chamber of the GDR (IX) // What young Germans know about Hitlerism. // Holidays in the GDR. // Bonn's Cold War foreign policy failed. // Dividends and celebrations in Ruhr mining // Current caricatures // Theses of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the SED on the 10th anniversary of the founding of the German Democratic Republic (II) // Resolution of the 10th All-German Workers' Conference (September 5, 1959 in Leipzig) // Final communiqué for the Leipzig Autumn Fair (September 6, 1959) // Appeal of former combatant 1922ers (September 4, 1959) // Communiqué on the discussions between N. S. Chruščëv and D. D. Eisenhower in Camp David (published on September 26, 1959) / / CHRONICLE September 1st to 15th, 1959

SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1961-01

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-01

Author(s): Miervaldis Jāna Birze,Mirdza Ķempe,Kārlis Krauliņš,Vilis Lācis,Edon Rannet,Lembit Remmelgas,Rudolf Sirge,Arvīds Skalbe,Juhan Smuul / Language(s): German

Juhan Smuul: The amazing adventures of the Muhumers at the Singer Festival // Vilis Lacis: Two worlds // Miervaldis Birze: Today's children / How the story came about // Egon Rannet: The prodigal son // POEMS: Ojars Vacietis: On the future power line / March // Mirdza Kempe: happiness // Andris Vejans: Grow, homeland! // Arvids Skalbe: The most beautiful flower // Valdis Lukss: That can't exist! // Karlis Kraulinš: Latvia's popular writer // Rudolf Sirge: Erni Krustens Schaffensweg // Lembit Remmelgas: Juhan Smuul // Friedebert Tuglas: Thoughts and ideas

SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1961-02

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-02

Author(s): Nora Argunowa,Jurij Ivanovič Bondarev,Nikolaj Gribačev,Leonid Hinkulow,Semjon Kirssanow,Lew Landau,Georgi Markow,Moissej Markow,Novella Matwejewa,Jurij K. Oleša,Wadim Olschewski,Lew Oserow,Sergej V. Smirnov,Neja Sorkaja,Nikolaj S. Tichonov,Evgenij M. Vinokurov,Irina Yurievna Vinokurova / Language(s): German

Georgi Markow: The salt of the earth // Nora Argunowa: Latunja // Lew Landau: Difficult Question // Moissej Markow: Reply // Yuri Olescha: Memories of him // Nikolai Gribatschow: About poetry // Lew Oserow: Sputniks of the heart // Yevgeny Vinokurow: The world of three dimensions // Nikolai Tichonow: All around Wisps of Fog // Where a snowstorm roars through the pines // Semyon Kirssanow: In the beginning // Sergei Smirnow: To the poet // Novella Matwejewa: Ode to the pepper // Yuri Bondarew: Mood, Subject and Language // Leonid Hinkulow: the great Ukrainian Poet and Revolutionary // Sergej Eisenstein: Stations // Vadim Olschewski: Russian Folk Art // Neja Sorkaya: On the Humanism of Soviet Film

THE MONTH. Year 11, 1958, Issue 121

DER MONAT. 11. Jahrgang 1958, Nummer 121

Author(s): Richard Löwenthal,Marek Hłasko,Melvin Richter,J. P. Mayer,Gustav Mersu,James Purdy,Norbert Mühlen,Gerhard Bahlsen,Walter Hasenclever,François Bondy,Hilde Spiel / Language(s): German

Keywords: J. B. Tito; A. de Tocqueville; Gobineau; Martha Dodd;

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 61/2010

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 61/2010

Author(s): Taras Wozniak,Alexander Irchin,Alexej Wolowitsch,Wladimir Pritula,Ramsey Hawaji,Swetlana Konontschuk,Celeste A. Wallander,Vage Avetyan,Sergej Glaskow,Randall Collins,Jonathan Turner,Paul F. Diehl,Karen Roessler,William R. Thompson / Language(s): Ukrainian

Keywords: MAIN TOPIC: Security in the Black Sea basin as a mirror of world geopolitical changes

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

National Security & Defence, № 139+140 (2013 - 02+03)

National Security & Defence, № 139+140 (2013 - 02+03)

Author(s): Hans-Otto Bartels,Mykola Melnyk,Ivan V. NAZAROV,Serhiy Prylutskyi,Serhiy Safulko / Language(s): English

JUDICIAL REFORM IN UKRAINE: CURRENT RESULTS, PROSPECTS AND RISKS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL STAGE // 1. COURT WITHIN THE SYSTEM OF STATE GOVERNANCE: NTERNATIONAL NORMS AND STANDARDS // INTERNATIONAL NORMS ENSURING THE HUMAN RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIALAS WELL AS THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE JUDICIARY AS AN IMPORTANT CONDITION FOR ITS IMPLEMENTATION //2. THE 2010 JUDICIAL REFORM: GOALS AND PROGRESS // SEQUENCE OF EVENTS THAT PRECEDED THE JUDICIAL REFORM OF 2010 // 3. SECOND (CONSTITUTIONAL) STAGE OF THE JUDICIAL REFORM: PROSPECTS AND RISKS // 4. CONCLUSIONS AND PROPOSALS // EXPERT ASSESSMENTS: THE JUDICIAL REFORM AND STATE OF THE JUDICIARY IN UKRAINE // NATIONWIDE SURVEY: COURTS AND JUDICIAL REFORM IN UKRAINE: PUBLIC OPINION // FOCUS GROUPS: COURT IN UKRAINE: OPINIONS OF CITIZENS WHO DEALT WITH THE NATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM // THE 2010 JUDICIAL REFORM: DOES IT BRING THE UKRAINIAN JUSTICE ANY CLOSER TO EUROPEAN STANDARDS? // JUDICIAL REFORM IN UKRAINE: ITS PROGRESS, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS AS SEEN BY NATIONAL EXPERTS AND POLITICIANS // ENSURING THE JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE IN GERMANY // “OLEKSANDR VOLKOV vs UKRAINE”: THE ECHR JUDGMENT AND ITS EXECUTION // JUDICIAL SYSTEMS OF UKRAINE AND THE EU COUNTRIES // PUBLIC PROSECUTION IN UKRAINE: ITS ROLE AND POSITION AMONG JUDICIAL TOOLS FOR PROTECTION OF THE LEGAL ORDER // THE BELL THAT TOLLS FOR THE ADVOCACY

UNDP - HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2014 – REPUBLIC of MOLDOVA. Good Corporate Citizens. Public and private Goals aligned for Human Development

UNDP - HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2014 – REPUBLIC of MOLDOVA. Good Corporate Citizens. Public and private Goals aligned for Human Development

Author(s): Adrian Lupuşor,Alexandru Fală,Dumitru Budianschi / Language(s): English

The 2014 National Human Development Report clearly shows that the role of the private sector in generating human development transcends that of a tax-payer and a creator of jobs, important though these contributions are. The report presents a thoroughly documented review of global and national experience to demonstrate how the private sector can play the role of catalyst for change by promoting new approaches, technologies, services and policy proposals. We trust these examples will inspire all of the many actors who have a part to play in this and help to drive further the efforts of the Moldovan business community to advance the modernization of the country. // The sustainable and inclusive development of Moldova in a way which benefits all people will occur only if Government, the private sector and society at large join efforts to achieve this goal. The 2014 report seeks to identify what can drive the private sector’s contributions to economic and social progress, what the obstacles are, and how an ecosystem conducive for stronger private–public development engagement can be attained. It provides a set of well-defined policy recommendations for all national actors, including central government and private companies, which we hope will continue the discussions started in the process of formulating the report.