This paper analyzes crisis adjustments of the public and private sectors in two emerging
market economies, Croatia and Serbia, during the 2008–2011 period. It focuses on public …

The chapter starts with a short overview of recent socio-demographic and socio-economic
trends and how they challenge the Croatian welfare state, the severity of the crisis and the …

The chapter provides a deeper insight into the scope and type of welfare state change in
Croatia. It shows that the Croatian welfare state has undergone continuous transformations …

This report is the result of the PRECARIR EC-funded project, 1 which examines the
phenomenon of non-standard or precarious work in nine new EU member states and in …

Sažetak This paper estimates public-private sector wage differentials in two emerging
market economies–Croatia and Serbia–between 2008 and 2011 in order to understand …

We present a dynamic network model of corrupt and noncorrupt employees representing
two states in the public and private sector. Corrupt employees are more connected to one …

In the 1990s shocks of transition, war and SFRY dissolution brought a dramatic fall of output
and employment, but also problematic political and moral economies of emerging …

The aim of this paper has two directions. The first one is our attempt to define new method
and procedure for estimating surplus of employees in the public sector, as one of the tools …

The economic crisis had a strong destabilising impact on the Croatian economy and it
weakened the country's trade unions. Trade union membership, which is currently around …

In 2012, faced with budget cuts and pressures to rationalise health care costs, the Croatian
Ministry of Health initiated its joint hospital procurement programme. State-owned hospitals …