MIĆA JOVANOVIĆ PRESENTED HIS NEW BOOK "INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS"

September 24, 2014, 12:54 am Mirko Rudić

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Professor Mica Jovanovic presented his new book "Introduction to Business" on the 11th of March 2009 at Megatrend University.

In front of the more than 700 professors, students and guests from the academic and cultural community gathered in the biggest amphitheater of the main University building – the book was presented by Dr Dragan Markovic the President of the University Council and Professor Ana Langovic, the Dean of the Graduate School of Business Studies.

This book tells the readers about the basic principles of doing business in an intercultural environment, as well as how to "start up" a new business.

"The Way Up"

The documentary film "The Way Up" was produced by the non-governmental organization "Atina" as part of the project "Opening a dialogue on mutual tolerance and non-violence between migrants and citizens in local communities". The project is implemented by the NGO "Atina" in cooperation with the Center for Protection and Assistance to Asylum Seekers, with the financial support of the European Union and the Office for Cooperation with Civil Society of the Government of the Republic of Serbia.

The documentary film will be broadcast on national and local TV stations in Serbia, especially in those places where there are centers for accommodation of asylum seekers, as well as in the cities where the project itself is implemented (Subotica, Šid, Sremska Mitrovica, Loznica and Lajkovac).

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Wars and riots, which are the most common causes of migration, are currently current in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Syria, the Gaza Strip, Somalia, South Sudan, Nigeria, Libya, Ukraine, Mexico...

According to estimates stated in UNHCR's annual report "Global Trends", during 2013 every day 32.200 people in the world left their homes due to persecution and war conflicts.

The report also states that last year the number of refugees in the world was 16,7 million. More than half of that number are people who have been living in exile for more than five years. According to the same source, the largest refugee populations are Afghans, Syrians and Somalis. The largest number of refugees is in Pakistan, Iran and Lebanon.

As for Europe and the number of asylum requests last year, Germany leads the way with 109.600 requests. Behind is France with 60.100, then Sweden - 54.300, Turkey - more than 45.000, Italy with 27.800...

The project "Looking at European law: Refugees and asylum seekers" is financed by the European Union (through the EU Delegation in Serbia) through the "Strengthening media freedom in Serbia" program. The publication of this publication was made possible with the financial assistance of the European Union. The content of the publication is solely the responsibility of the weekly "Vreme" and in no way reflects the views and opinion of the European Union.

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