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2. TELEWORKING – JUST A LEGAL OPPORTUNITY OR BASIS FOR REDEFINING THE CONCEPT OF LABOR RELATIONS DURING COVID-19 AND IN THE POST PANDEMIC PERIOD
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Trajkova Kate, Andonov Marko, Tomovska -Misoska Ana, and Jordanova Pesevska Dimitrinka
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teleworking, Covid-19, labor relations - Abstract
Covid-19 pandemics initiated a profound societal and economic changes with a reflection in the ways of working and labor relations. One year into the pandemics this topic is one of the most sensitive and one that will experience the most intense repercussions. This is visible not only by the rising unemployment, but also in terms of reorganization of the work processes and operationalization of the concept of working from a distance. There is no doubt that this has brought to light the reconceptualization of the work engagement. The implementation of the concept of teleworking (telecommuting) in absence of a legal framework and management practices becomes interesting for both employers and employees. The aim of the paper is to define the concept of teleworking and its operationalization by the employers in absence of a legal framework. The comparative analysis of the legal frameworks in EU and RNM with the actual situation will form the basis for recommendations. A special attention will be paid to whether the concept of teleworking with all its negative and positive consequences should remain a preferable and recommended concept as basis for redefining the employment contract in the post-Covid period. The study will utilize a comparative and empirical approach. The research will be cone on convenient sample – respondents from private sector companies. Using a questionnaire will help in understanding the attitudes for the current legal framework for teleworking, and the operational practices in using the approach, as well as the managerial practices related to regulations of working hours, performance management and employee wellbeing. more...
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- 2021
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3. ORGANIC CROP PRODUCTION AND ENVIRONMENT IN NORTH MACEDONIA: FOCUS ON REGULATION AND STANDARDS.
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Sapuric, Zoran, Andonov, Marko, and Dursun, Sukru
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ORGANIC farming ,AGRICULTURAL development ,EUROPEAN Union membership ,ENVIRONMENTAL protection ,PRODUCTION management (Manufacturing) ,ENVIRONMENTAL economics - Abstract
Organic plant agriculture production is a complex system of regulation, preparation, production and management, which is firmly connected with protection of environment. It performs by using of best available environmentally friendly substances and process in all phases, such as certification, controlling, storage, transport, trading and consumption. Organic crop production is more sustainable alternative than conventional production. In the same time a food production is faced with the numerous of challenges to provide food for population growth. It is estimated that by 2050, demand for food will be increased by 60 to 90 %, adequately growing of population. Can organic production be profitable? This is a big challenge, and the question is how to make a balance between the cost and environmental benefits? Organic plant farming has developed rapidly in the last two decades, through increase of land areas, organic operators, quantity of organic production and sale. This production significantly prevents damages from pesticides, artificial fertilizers and other harmful chemicals and contributes to the environmental protection. The early beginning steps of organic production in North Macedonia started in 1997 by production of organic tea and significantly organic crop production began in 2004 when was adopted a first Law on organic production. N. Macedonia, as a candidate state for membership of European Union has an obligation to implement EU regulations and standards in the field on environment and agriculture, which covers also organic crop production. In 2005 was adopted first program for support organic production that enabled farmers to receive financial support for costs of control and certification. Since then it has started slowly, but gradually growth of organic production. Today from total cultivated agriculture land which is about 560.000 hectares, organic production is organized on 3, 2% of that land. In the near future in N. Macedonia there is a need of improvement of all aspects of system of agriculture for further development of organic production. The main aim of this paper is to analyze the relation between crop organic production and environment in North Macedonia and to give some recommendations. Also within research for this paper, it is made a SWOT analyze. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2022
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4. Silent Company Legal Regulation in the Republic of Macedonia
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Petkukeski, Ljupcho, primary, Andonov, Marko, additional, Shterieva, Maja Stefkova, additional, and Radenkov, Ljubomir Miodrag, additional
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- 2020
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5. The position of licensed industries with special emphasis of the Republic of Macedonia
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Andonov, Marko, Misheva, Kristina, and Mihajloski, Zoran
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ddc:650 ,Licensed industries ,Law ,Regulation ,Profession - Abstract
Regulation of professions that provide services to the public is necessary to ensure the quality of their services and to protect the interests of their users. However, it can have adverse effects like eliminating or restricting the competition and reducing the transparency. Therefore, establishing a balance between the interest that is supposed to be achieved by regulation and the need to allow competition is becoming more obvious. This is particularly evident when applying regulatory standards in small economies. While the main principles of competition and regulation as developed in major economies are suitable for small economies, the application should be different due to the characteristics of the small and limited markets. The paper will cover three professions - lawyers, accountants and architects as the most numerous and longest present on the Macedonian market. With the review of the regulation of these professions, a comparison with the regulation of these professions in other countries will be done. The purpose of the paper is based on the comparison and the experience in the operation of the regulated professions and industries in Macedonia, to make recommendations for the establishing regulatory systems that will enable protection of public interests and development of these industries Keywords: regulation, profession, licensed industries more...
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- 2018
6. Employees’ participation in the management and decision making in public enterprises and institutions – the case of the Republic of Macedonia
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Petkukjeski, Ljupco, Andonov, Marko, Mihajloski, Zoran, and Miseva, Kristina
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Law - Abstract
Institutions represent a complex social organism for meeting a broader public interest through performing public service which is not classified under commercial activity determined by law (non-economic activity) and which can be determined by law as an activity of public interest. It includes public services provided through institutions in the fields of education, science, culture, health care, social welfare, child protection, protection of persons with intellectual and body disability, as well as other activities which are determined by law as public service. On the other hand, the public enterprises are entities which are established for performing activities of public interest (performing various public works and alike) and basically they represent traders which regarding their operation are not different from the traders (trade companies) which are established and operate according to the Company Law. Those differences refer only to the establishment (founders), specifics of the performance of the activity of public interest, as well as in the part which refers to the organization of the management of those enterprises. more...
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- 2017
7. Contemporary Strategic Approaches for Social Value Creation based on Dimensions of Organizational Performance
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Trajkova, Kate, primary, Andonov, Marko, additional, Mihajloski, Zoran, additional, and Kojchevska, Marija, additional
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- 2018
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8. The Specifics of the Private Placement of Securities in the Macedonian Securities Law
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Andonov, Marko and Miseva, Kristina
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ComputingMilieux_LEGALASPECTSOFCOMPUTING ,Law - Abstract
Matters concerning the manner and procedure for issuing securities, always arouse wide interest among experts and professionals from the relevant field. Probably, the reasons for this should be sought in the specificity of the subject matter, as well as insufficiently clear and precise provisions in the laws and bylaws. The article will be devoted to the specific provisions in the Macedonian Securities Law, regarding the private placement. The authors will refer to this point, explaining the meaning of the definition on private placement and its modifications in the Law. Also, the authors will itemize the provisions that were eliminated from the Securities Law, that were directly related to the private placement of securities, as well as the amendments and modifications in the process of giving approval for issuing securities by the regulatory body (The Securities and Exchange Commission). more...
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- 2016
9. Social Dialogue as a Form of Participation of Employees in Decision-Making and Management of the Companies with Emphasis on Social Dialogue in the Republic of Macedonia
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Petkukjeski, Ljupcho, primary, Bojadziev, Marjan, additional, Andonov, Marko, additional, and Mihajloski, Zoran, additional
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- 2017
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10. Challenges to the Perspectives of New European Union Regional Policy Legislation
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Sapurik, Zoran, Andonov, Marko, and Pendarovski, Stevo
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EU, legislation, cohesion, regional policy, economy, disparities - Abstract
The contemporary European Union is a decentralized community. The Union’s regional policy has a long tradition, which is shaped by common EU legislation. EU regional policy is primarily directed towards overcoming disparities in the economic development of various regions, which has a strong impact on the equalization of the whole EU. Funding for the development of various regions has been constantly increasing. In 2006‐2013, 347 billion Euros were allocated to the various regions. EU policy is very dynamic and it is being continuously upgraded.Since enlargement in 2004 and 2007, the transformation of regional policy has become unavoidable because the economic disparities have significantly deepened. Bigger disparities have caused the need for changes in EU regional policy legislation.Most recently, in December 2014, a package of new legislation was adopted, with which a new legal framework was established. It is aimed at providing for a more efficient and effective management of the ERDF, ESF and CH. The new legislation is faced with the numerous of challenges. The goal has been to produce a further simplification of procedures related to regional policy, to strengthen the links of all regional projects with energy efficiency and environmental matters and to enable a more comprehensive use of the economic potential of various regions. This will require stronger cooperation between the EU, the member states, and the regions. The main aim of this chapter is to analyze the new EU regional policy legislation and to highlight its future challenges and perspectives. The paper also includes a SWOT analysis of the potential for the implementation of the new legislation, so as to determine the obstacles and potential for the further strengthening of regional policy. This paper also aims at initializing a wider debate about the future perspectives of this legislation.  more...
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- 2014
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11. The Regulation of Licensed Industries in Small Economies: Limiting the Number of Participants or Encouraging Competition for Better Service Quality
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Mrsik, Jadranka, Andonov, Marko, and Kimo Cavdar
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regulation, licensed industry, licensed profession, self‐regulated organizations, competition, small economies - Abstract
The regulation of professions that provide services to the public is necessary to ensure the quality of their services and to protect the interests of their users. However, it can have some adverse effects such as eliminating or restricting competition and reducing transparency. Therefore, establishing a balance between the interest that is supposed to be achieved by regulation and the need to allow competition is becoming more obvious. This is particularly evident when applying regulatory standards in small economies. While the main principles of competition and regulation as developed in major economies are suitable for small economies, their application should be different due to the characteristics of small and limited markets. This chapter will cover three professions ‐ lawyers, accountants and architects, as the most numerous and longest present in the Macedonian market. In the review of the regulation of these professions in Macedonia, a comparison is made with those of the ten new member countries from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE‐10). The purpose of this chapter is based on the comparison and experience of the operation of the regulated professions and industries in Macedonia, and to make recommendations for establishing regulatory systems that will enable protection of the public interests and development of these industries more...
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- 2014
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12. Some aspects of employees informing and consulting in accordance with the labor law and law on safety and health at work
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Petkukjeski, Ljupco, Andonov, Marko, Mihajloski, Zoran, and Miseva, Kristina
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Law - Abstract
The matter of information and consultation with the employees is directly related to the issue of involvement of the employees in the enterprise management. Bearing in mind the thematic orientation of this paper, according to the Law on Labour Relations, informing the workers means transfer of data by the employer to the workers' representatives, so that the employees can understand and examine the data. Counseling means exchange of views and establishing a dialogue between the workers’ representatives and the employers. From the aspect of the Law on Safety and Health at Work, the fact that it regulates the issues of information and consultation of the workers' representatives and their involvement in planning and taking measures for safety and health at work is very significant. Therefore, the tendency of this paper is to analyze the most important responsibilities of the employers arising from the two abovementioned laws, while correlating the rights and the obligations nominated by the Law on Labour Relations and the Law on Safety and Health at Work. It will be necessary to analyze the Directive 2001/86 / EC supplementing the Statute for a European Company with regard to the involvement of employees, while the focus will be placed on the information and consultation of the employees regarding the health and safety at work. Undoubtedly, the analyses will be done with the relevant domestic legislature. Concurrently, certain inconsistencies between the two laws will be noted. Subsequently, the paper will present specific suggestions for improving the regulation which will be the main goal of the paper. more...
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- 2014
13. Participation of Employees in Company Management - Legal basis for its implementation in the Republic of Macedonia
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Petkukjeski, Ljupco, Andonov, Marko, Mihajloski, Zoran, and Miseva, Kristina
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Law - Abstract
The company represents a complex social organism which interests should be different from the interests of various interest groups within the company. Company employees as part of the social structure, have the right to participate in decisions relating to their position in the company and that affect their rights and interests. Participation of employees in management is democratic achievement which reduces inequality based on differences in economic strength and power. This approach allows direct decision making of employees and their indirect influence through information, counseling, and co-decision processes. It is achieved through different forms and at different levels through which employees are informed or consult. For the purpose of the business venture of the company, the employees should harmonize and align their own interests to the interests of the company. Starting from this fact, inevitably entails the necessity of participation of employees in decision making of the company, through which will protect their economic and social rights. The purpose of this paper is to present and clarify the legal basis for the practical realization of the right of participation of employees in company management and decision-making processes in the country. Keywords: participation, enterprise, information, co-decision more...
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- 2014
14. Illegal Decisions of a Shareholders Assembly – The Case of the Republic of Macedonia
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Petkukjeski, Ljupco, Andonov, Marko, Mihajloski, Zoran, and Miseva, Kristina
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Law - Abstract
The Shareholders Assembly is a body of the shareholders of a company that includes and incorporates all the shareholders with a goal to exercise their rights in the work of the company. The decisions of the Shareholders Assembly, since its institutionalization, and during its operations, are legal acts (legal work). Just like any other legal action, the decisions of the Shareholders Assembly must be in accordance with the Constitution, the law sand good business practices. However, the decisions of the Assembly are not always in accordance with the law, or they may be illegal from legal and substantive perspective. In such case, the decision of the Shareholders Assembly shall be invalid (entirely or partially) because the conditions for its validity in accordance with the law and the statutes of the company will not be met. The Decisions of the Shareholders Assembly are significant as well for achieving the business venture of the company. The illegality of these decisions can lead to repercussions of economic and social nature. Subsequently, the adoption of illegal decisions must be prevented. The main objective of this paper is to assist in determining and clarifying the types of unlawful decisions, to clarify the manner of exercising judicial protection against unlawful adopted decisions, to specify the types of law suits challenging the unlawful decisions and to indicate the legal consequences from the court decisions. more...
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- 2014
15. Legal Nature of the Management Contract- The Case of the Republic of Macedonia
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Mihajloski, Zoran, Andonov, Marko, and Miseva, Kristina
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ComputingMilieux_LEGALASPECTSOFCOMPUTING ,Law - Abstract
The management contracts are a kind of business statute that delegate specific rights, obligations and responsibilities to the managers. In their essence, they are synthesis of management and governing power. The success and realization of the corporative goals as a motivational part, match on the both sides greatly. At the same time, they encourage the negotiation process and the conclusion of the management contract. more...
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- 2013
16. The influence of Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) on the Macedonian Capital Market
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Miseva, Kristina and Andonov, Marko
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ComputingMilieux_LEGALASPECTSOFCOMPUTING ,Law - Abstract
The securities market, as an integral part of the financial market, is a mechanism that allows for the allocation of long-term financial assets, by the legal and natural persons who own the assets, to those subjects that need additional assets for financing their investments plans and programs. A basic precondition for creating a competitive and profitable securities market is having favorable financial environment, which means primarily a quality legal framework, stable currency, as well as “healthy” public finances. The actual Macedonian Securities Law was adopted in 2005. With several amendments and modifications that were made in the meantime. Some provisions in the current law complies quite closely with MIFID – (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) The aim of this paper is to determine the current level of compliance with regard to some crucial provisions, regulated by the Securities Law, and simultaneously to analyze the MIFID provisions regarding this issue, that should be implemented yet. In this direction, we consider that, based on actual research, we would be able to determine the effects of the implementation of MIFID to the securities market participants, as well as overall effects of MIFID to the existence and development of regulated Macedonian securities market. Thus, we would be able to contribute to the process of the standardization of the Macedonian legislation related with the securities market, with the hope that the appropriate and proper implementation of EU directives will give a positive impulse to the functioning of the Macedonian Capital Market. Key words: MIFID, securities market, Securities Law of the Republic of Macedonia, implementation, regulative more...
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- 2013
17. Some aspects of the regulation for waste management with special emphasize on the batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators in Republic of Macedonia
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Andonov, Marko and Miseva, Kristina
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Law - Abstract
The recent development of law in the field of environment undoubtedly experiences expansion. Republic of Macedonia as a state candidate for full membership of EU, in the recent several years makes significant efforts for harmonization of its legal regulation in the field of environment with the legal regulation of the Union. The Law on Waste Management has a special place in the subject problem. By passing and harmonization of the laws and subordinate regulation with acquies and according to the national strategy for waste management, Republic of Macedonia made a significant step toward setting the basic directions in the field of waste management. Within the paper we will make an analysis on the most important aspects, which are of significance for the thematic determination of this paper, wherein the major emphasis in the paper will be placed on the regulation related to the waste batteries and accumulators, in hope that the consequent implementation of the regulation will minimize their negative influence on the environment. Key words: Directive 2006/66/ЕC for batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators of R Macedonia, Law on management batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators, Law on waste management of R. Macedonia, Law on management of batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators of R. Macedonia more...
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- 2012
18. Оданочување на удели кај инвестициските фондови
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Miseva, Kristina and Andonov, Marko
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Law - Abstract
The investment funds,as a type of institutional investors, are important chain in the process of the capital market. The taxation of the income effectuated by sale of units issued by the investment funds became current after the establishment of these financial institutions in the Republic of Macedonia in 2007. In the Article are indicated certain vagueness in the legislation regarding the taxation of this income. more...
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- 2011
19. ON-LINE POLITICS AND VOTING: OVERCOMING THE DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT
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Pendarovski, Stevo, Pachovski, Veno, Andonov, Marko, Mihajloski, Zoran, Cavdar, Kimo, Pendarovski, Stevo, Pachovski, Veno, Andonov, Marko, Mihajloski, Zoran, and Cavdar, Kimo
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The advance of digital technology in the field of politics in the last 20 years has raised the expectations about enhancing the potentials of the long dominant model of representative democracy. The need to reinvigorate the overall political process was talked about since the first signs of decline in the civic engagement in the second half of the past century. In the meantime, technological gadgets, and, especially the great versatility of Internet applicability have indeed contributed for better communication between the political elites and their people and for sharing the information on the unprecedented level. Yet, the key challenge still seems barely touched: how to provide meaningful participation of the politically awakened individuals in the decision-making processes within the states. In the article we offer a brief survey of the European and USA achievements in the field of e-voting and Internet-voting in order to show how the political, technical and security concerns are still prevailing in the debates thus undermining the trust in the new modes of casting the votes. Also, we present the results of the survey done with 120 students in the Republic of Macedonia and their considerations about the eventual Internet voting in the country. Applying the descriptive and analytical methods we would argue that the immense possibilities for using Internet in politics are far from being exploited, so the initial miscalculation and failures should not discourage the communities from observing new pathways for improving the unavoidable digital component of democracy.  more...
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- 2015
20. ON-LINE POLITICS AND VOTING: OVERCOMING THE DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT
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Pendarovski, Stevo, primary, Pachovski, Veno, primary, Andonov, Marko, primary, Mihajloski, Zoran, primary, and Cavdar, Kimo, primary
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- 2015
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21. CURRENT LEGAL SETTING AND FUTURE MARKET REGULATORY CHALLENGES OF SECURITIES MARKET IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA.
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ANDONOV, MARKO, JANEVSKI, ZORAN, DAVITKOVSKA, ELENA, and MAJOVSKI, IRINA
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FINANCIAL markets ,CAPITAL market ,ECONOMIC development ,FINANCIAL crises ,TOTAL quality management - Abstract
The legal setting of the Macedonian capital market primarily reflects the Law on Securities and all the relevant bylaws. The aforementioned law was enacted in November 2005 and amended on several occasions. It is largely harmonized with the relevant EU Directives, as well as the standards and principles of the International Commissions on Securities (IOSCO). One objective of the paper is to depict and analyze the current legal and institutional setting of the domestic capital market. In this regard, all the significant aspects of the relevant regulations will be highlighted. At the same time, we will review the latest regulatory challenges in this area resulting from the development of two newly drafted laws, which are expected to shed a new positive momentum on the Macedonian legislation in this field following their adoption and to contribute to the dynamic development of the domestic capital market. In this way, the paper will determine the degree of compliance of the said draft legislation with the relevant EU directives and regulations. We will finally draw conclusions from the legal analysis displayed in the paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2016
22. MAIN CHALLENGES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA.
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ANDONOV, Marko, MIHAJLOSKI, Zoran, DAVITKOVSKA, Elena, and GOCEVA, Vesna
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COMMUNITY development ,RURAL development ,JOB creation ,ECONOMIC competition - Abstract
Regional development is a current issue not only for the Republic of Macedonia but also for the whole European Union. This problem has just started to attract the attention in the Republic of Macedonia. Europe urges and favours the idea that the development should not be addressed only locally, within the municipality, but from another higher level, that is, regionally. In this paper the authors will specifically explore the institutional forms for implementation of the regional development in the country. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to explain the institution in charge of implementation of the regional policy of the Republic of Macedonia. Thus, the legal status of Bureau for Regional Development as the body having separate legal entity within the Ministry of Local Government and the Centres for Regional Development will be in particular presented. Macedonia is, namely, divided into 8 statistical regions on NUTS 3 level as well as the same number of centres responsible for development and promotion of development of separate regions. There will be special emphasis toward legal position and status of these centres under current legislation (2007 Law on Balanced Regional Development and other regulations concerning the regional development of the Republic of Macedonia). Also, the legal position and status of the Bureau for Regional Development as administrative body which takes care for regional development and should be understood as a chief implementer of regional policy in Macedonia will be specifically presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2015
23. SOME THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY INFLUENCE ON THE BUSINESS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES.
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ANDONOV, Marko, MIHAJLOSKI, Zoran, DAVITKOVSKA, Elena, and MAJOVSKI, Irina
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SOCIAL responsibility of business ,FINANCIAL performance ,BUSINESS finance ,BUSINESS ethics ,DECISION making - Abstract
The main aim of this paper is to present and emphasize the corporate social responsibility and its influence on the business financial performances. Thereby, brief historical review on the concept of CSR will be initially made. It is a relatively new concept that is insufficiently researched. Therefore, there are certain dilemmas regarding the essence, the idea, the definition, as well as the elements that the same concept includes. However, it is an indisputable fact that the scientific and professional public pays an increasing attention to the CSR. Increased pressure by different social groups is one of the most important motives (reasons) that the companies are considering the interaction between their operations within the society. These social groups are becoming stronger, creating a relatively complex environment. At the same time, they make pressure to the companies in order to behave responsibly and to create a social climate in which the expectations from some companies become high. In this sense, it should not be neglect the actual trends in the countries for adoption legislation in this area, which inaugurates the obligation for the companies to adhere and to fulfill certain commitments to the society and the environment. As we already stressed, the emphasis of this paper will be given to the CSR and its influence on the business financial performances. For this purpose, different aspects of the CSR will be reviewed, including the reversible process of influence on the business financial performances over the liability to the society. The processing and analysis of some practical examples will aim to show and at the same time determine the interaction between these two categories, giving an illustrative character to this paper. We hope that on this way we would be able to give a modest contribution to the clarification of certain aspects related with the subject matter, simultaneously expressing our expectation that this paper will be an incentive for further research in this specific area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2015
24. CHALLENGES OF THE HARMONIZATION OF MACEDONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION WITH THE EU LEGISLATION.
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Sapuric, Zoran, Andonov, Marko, and Cavdar, Kimo
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ENVIRONMENTAL law ,INTERNATIONAL unification of law ,ENVIRONMENTAL protection - Abstract
European Union is one of the world leaders in the development and implementation of environmental standards. The EU has developed a complex system of environmental legislation. The main goal of this legislation is to provide a high level of environmental protection. On a way towards the EU integration Macedonia faces with a number of challenges in harmonization of its environmental legislation with the EU legislation. There are some positive results in the harmonization, but the problems start with the practical implementation. There are a number of subjective and objectives reasons for weak practical implementation. In the future Macedonia has to make intensive efforts to perform harmonization and to implement its environmental legislation. The main aim of this paper is to analyze the process of harmonization of national environmental legislation with the EU legislation. Also the paper aims to give some recommendations for overcoming the problems and challenges in this process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2015
25. Illegal Decisions of a Shareholders Assembly -- The Case of the Republic of Macedonia.
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PETKUKJESKI, Ljupcho, ANDONOV, Marko, MIHAJLOSKI, Zoran, and MISHEVA, Kristina
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STOCKHOLDERS , *STOCKHOLDERS' pre-emptive rights , *DECISION making , *LEGAL judgments , *ACTIONS & defenses (Law) , *SOCIETIES - Abstract
The Shareholders Assembly is a body of the shareholders of a company that includes and incorporates all the shareholders with a goal to exercise their rights in the work of the company. The decisions of the Shareholders Assembly, since its institutionalization, and during its operations, are legal acts (legal work). Just like any other legal action, the decisions of the Shareholders Assembly must be in accordance with the Constitution, the laws and good business practices. However, the decisions of the Assembly are not always in accordance with the law, or they may be illegal from legal and substantive perspective. In such case, the decision of the Shareholders Assembly shall be invalid (entirely or partially) because the conditions for its validity in accordance with the law and the statutes of the company will not be met. The Decisions of the Shareholders Assembly are significant as well for achieving the business venture of the company. The illegality of these decisions can lead to repercussions of economic and social nature. Subsequently, the adoption of illegal decisions must be prevented. The main objective of this paper is to assist in determining and clarifying the types of unlawful decisions, to clarify the manner of exercising judicial protection against unlawful adopted decisions, to specify the types of lawsuits challenging the unlawful decisions and to indicate the legal consequences from the court decisions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2014
26. LEGAL ESSENCE OF THE MANAGEMENT CONTRACT WITH THE SPECIFICS OF THE MACEDONIAN LEGISLATION.
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ANDONOV, Marko, MIHAJLOSKI, Zoran, DAVITKOVSKA, Elena, and GOCEVA, Vesna
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MANAGEMENT contracts ,INDUSTRIAL management research ,LABOR contracts ,RISK management in business ,BUSINESS expansion - Abstract
Management contracts are a kind of business statute that delegate specific rights, obligations and responsibilities to the managers. In their essence, they are synthesis of management and governing power. The success and realization of the corporative goals as a motivational part correlate with the both types of power greatly. At the same time, they encourage the negotiation process and the conclusion of the management contract. The key role of the managers as carriers of occupational risk is to create professionally based coalition of interests among those who are involved in the realization of corporative goals and the business policy of the company, thus providing growth and development. One of the main aims of this paper is to determine the legal nature and essence of the management contract, as a crucial step in establishing managers' status and position. Special attention will be paid to the characteristics of these contracts, having in mind certain comparative observations in this sense. It is very important to emphasize that management contracts are not substitution of employment contracts. The form and legal frame of manager's individual engagement may differ, but a well-defined contract must provide several basic preferences, which will be analyzed in this paper. However, the main emphasis will be given to the actual normative (as well as practical) structure of the subject matter in Republic of Macedonia, where we will express our hope that through this paper we will be able to clarify certain dilemmas within the scientific and professional circles regarding this issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2014
27. RELATED PARTIES TRANSACTIONS AND A BRIEF REVIEW ON THE LEGAL REGULATION OF THIS INSTITUTE IN EU.
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ANDONOV, Marko and MAJOVSKI, Irina
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CORPORATION law ,FINANCIAL markets ,SOCIAL influence ,STOCKBROKERS - Abstract
The experiences show that there is a broad diapason of techniques and procedures being used in order to identify the possible existence of related parties transactions (RPT). The parties are considered to be related if one of them has control over the other or, it exerts significant influence over the other party in the process of making financial and other operational decisions. However, we can not say that there is a simple definition that in itself contains elements that will enable identification of all related parties transactions. The transactions that involve the majority stockholders or their close family members directly or indirectly are potentially the most difficult kinds of identifiable transactions. There can be a certain degree of suspicion in the efficiency of the regulatory strategies, because we should not underestimate the ability of the managers and other participants to respond to the regulatory strategies aimed to stop their activities. The essence is that the legislators, should be encouraged to review and introduce another mechanisms aside from the provisions of the company laws and regulation from the field of the securities market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2013
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