Slovenia

Since 1993 the population of Slovenia has been increasing solely on immigration. The birth rate has been negative since 1993. There were 21,856 children born (1.53 children per woman), and 18,750 persons deceased in 2009. An interesting fact about the children of Slovenia is that many are born out of wedlock. Between 250,000 and 400,000 Slovenes live outside Slovenia. Slovenia took last place in the EU for marriage rate with only 3.2 marriages per 1000 population. Slovenia took third to last in divorce

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS MATEJA PIRNAT, 19554965 UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA INTERNATIONAL MARKETING SCHOOL YEAR 2014/2015 INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT- Chateau Margaux Study Case 1. Describe the current distribution system of the company and explain why it is so important for its brand positioning? Please explain also how the brand is positioned on international markets. Chateau Margaux’s current distribution system is completely traditional, which means that it is handled by the specialized

Cultural competence is a set of attitudes and behaviors which make an organization run effectively and judiciously. This competence allows many different cultures to work non-offensively and professionally in various situations. (Flowers, 2004) Cultural competence involves many different factors. These factors include actions, communications networks, dialects, human activities, morals, and religious views. People can successfully be culturally competent when they consciously and deliberately function

Slovenia is the perfect place for sporting activities, offering the visitors as well as the locals to explore new destinations during any time of the year. Spending time outdoors is an important element of a healthy lifestyle, no matter what time of the season it is. During the winter there are numerous ski slopes to choose from, in summer water sports and aerial adventures, and in spring and autumn you can explore the breathtaking hiking and biking trails adventures. In the green countryside Slovenia

Rajesh Lamsal Prof. Zamanian Geog 1301 4/23/17 Comparison between Holland and Croatia Holland and Croatia are countries which are located in Europe. Though they are on the same continent, the two countries have significant differences with regards to their geography. Their geological features, climate, and environmental sustainability issues defer greatly. Nevertheless, when it comes to the hydrosphere, the two countries are almost similar with regards to closeness to the sea. While Holland borders

Republic of Slovenia has decided, that Slovenia will together, and in the framework of NATO and EU, participate in deterrence to Russian involvement on West Balkan. A Government of the Republic of Slovenia meeting has been scheduled for XX XXX XX to decide the form this participation and assistance will take. The stated objectives of this policy are prevent Russian involvement in Slovenia’s internal politics and international relations, deter military aggression against the Republic of Slovenia, their

Diagnosis of Capitalist Institutions: Slovenia has been facing a steady and dangerous decline of the economy for 8 straight quarters. This 2 year economic decline for Slovenia has done some serious damage towards their economy. Recently, in the last 3 months of 2013, they had their first quarter of economic growth in 2 years. Banks over this course of time have been tanking, giving bad loans, and have caused the government to step in to pour 4.5 billion dollars to help to economy recover from

Serbia secured four out of eight federal presidency votes and was able to heavily influence decision-making at the federal level, since all the other Yugoslav republics only had one vote. While Slovenia and Croatia wanted to allow a multi-party system, Serbia, led by Milošević, demanded an even more centralized federation and Serbia's dominant role in it. At the 14th Extraordinary Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia in January 1990

needs, regardless of the republic’s constitutions compliance or contradictions of the federal constitution. This is what happened in the Slovenian constitution that was published in the late 80s, in which Slovenia distanced themselves farther and farther from federal Yugoslavia until in 1990 Slovenia clearly asserted the supremacy of Slovenian republic law over federal authority (Fink-Hafner 2010, 238). Besides

Yugoslavia was the first European country to perish since World War II. The country consisted of six republics, each with its own parliament and president: these were the SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, SR Croatia, SR Macedonia, SR Montenegro, SR Slovenia, and SR Serbia and autonomous provinces Kosovo and Vajvodina. Yugo means south and Slavia means land of the “slavs”. Its’ disintegration was caused by a number of political, social and economic factors including the Yugoslav wars (ethnic cleansings)