Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research – Volume 17 / issue 1 / 2019 is focusing on investigating the relationship between business, employee’s empowerment, and managerial innovation altogether to enhance organization' performances. Also, auditing and accounting play a crucial role in business assessment argue some authors and from Jordan case studies are provided to readers.  Following an already traditional line opened by REASER journal, the papers published in this issue are authored by researchers from various countries, uniting their voices to put up points of common concern. An interesting research paper is paving the way for debating on the management of ethnocultural diversity in Africa.

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Welcome to a new exciting issue of our scientific journal Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research – Volume 18 / issue 2 / 2019. This is a Special Issue on the topic of "Social and Solidarity Economy and Local Sustainable Development." The readers will find in this issue high-quality research works of academics and researchers members of CIRIEC (International Centre of Research and Information on the Public, Social and Cooperative Economy) network, in the topic above.

The articles cover Social and Solidarity Economy realities and challenges from Western and Central Europe (France, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Italy, Poland), from Eastern Europe (Romania), from Turkey, Japan, and Morocco, but including also interesting case studies from India, Thailand, and Indonesia. 

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The current issue presents the research results of authors coming from Middle –East, Africa, and the USA  covering topics such as the impact of intellectual capital on competitive advantage, the role of the audit committee and the organization’s sustainability, the relationship between using greening technology information tools and organization’s general performance, etc. Also, our readers will discover new perspectives on ethnic diversity management and poverty in developing countries, and will identify the determinants of ethical behavior in social networks such as Facebook, revealed through an interesting case study from Cameroon. 

The diversity of topics of the current issue maybe will make you curious to explore new fields of research and will enhance your confidence in developing an interdisciplinary approach of your current research interests.

Welcome to an exciting new issue of our scientific journal Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research – Volume 20 / issue 2 / 2020!

This issue provides a venue for high-quality research works of academics and researchers from Greece, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and Romania. They approached various interest subjects for the transformative period we live in due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, such as health issues (the management of change in private sector healthcare organizations and adults' obesity), social financing as a viable alternative in these times of crisis, the imperative of  advancing digitalization, digital literacy skills and the technology-enhanced adaptive and hybrid education, and research-development and innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises.

Also, this issue includes a book review (Preoteasa A. M., Multiple facets of precarious work in Romania, Bucharest: Pro Universitaria Publishing House, 2018), which has received “Henri H. Stahl” Award, Section Sociology, The Awards of Romanian Academy 2018.

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This issue gathers the research results of authors coming from European Union, Central Asia, Middle East, Africa, and Russia which will challenge you, as readers, to look from a different perspective on topics such as foreign trade agreements, industrial opportunities, youth unemployment and economic consequences of happiness at the societal level.

The subjects’ diversity, included in the current issue, will drive your curiosity to explore new horizons and will boost your confidence in developing new research interests having these articles as a starting point.

Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research – Volume 22 / issue 2 / 2021 provides a venue for high-quality research works of academics and researchers worldwide - the United Kingdom, Ukraine, India, Russian Federation, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Republic of Korea.

The authors approached various interesting topics for the transformative period we live in, such as Covid-19 pandemics and its implications, dimensions of sustainability, financial inclusion, Fintech, and crowdfunding, marketing dynamics, economic security, or challenging concepts such as fine moving value in behavioral anomalies.

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Recent years have been difficult for humankind which faced a pandemic that was not
foreseen as many human losses, immense pressure on the health care systems, and brought a
lot of challenges for governments. As expected, the world economy has also been impacted in
many ways, and more recently, the EU economy is also facing the consequences of
the Eastern Europe military conflict. It seems that the equilibrium of forces was seriously
shaken, new developments will emerge, and an energy crisis strikes harder than one
image a few decades ago.
Socio-economic research is expected to provide new insights into the current situation
and new perspectives on sustainable business developments to support economies in the
difficult times they pass through.
So, we invite you to discover interesting topics from various economic areas: banking,
investments, tourism, public services, the impact of climatic changes in different regions, and
more.

Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research – Volume 24 / issue 2 / 2022 provides a venue for high-quality research works of academics and researchers from worldwide, such as the United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Armenia, Indonesia, India, Japan, Jordan, Qatar, or the United Arab Emirates.

The authors approached various interest subjects such as the resilience of indigenous entrepreneurs during the Covid-19 pandemic, the rise of the Social and Solidarity Economy as a new alternative development model, evolutions in the share market, employment performance, real exchange rate, Triple Helix concept, business performance and organizational challenges in different types of SMEs, Fintech and Islamic banks, Public-Private Partnerships in Japan, and engaging analysis of educational issues, as education expansion or education as a factor of influencing economic growth.