The paper combines original concepts about eco-energetic systems, in a transdisciplinary sustainable context. Firstly, it introduces the concept of M.E.N. (Mega-Eco-Nega-Watt), the eco-energetic paradigm based on three different but complementary ecological economic spaces: the Megawatt as needed energy, the Ecowatt as ecological energy, and the Negawatt as preserved energy. The paper also deal...

As the population increases rapidly in world, needs of people increase at same rate, try to supply people. Supplying needs, on other hand, raise problem consumption limited resources. In this study, installation eco-industrial parks, one clean production and recycling studies developed due resources, was discussed. Eco-industrial parks are industrial zones established enterprises' economic, soc...

Although Americans make up just 5% of the world's population, they represent more than half of every medical dollar expended on the planet. Yet, American life expectancy appears near the bottom of rankings by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, and American adults live in poorer health than most Europeans. In this issue of the Journal, Martinson et al. (Am J Epidemiol. 20...

This paper analyzes the negotiations within Council for Mutual Economic Assistance during final years of its existence, focusing on Soviet reform proposals and M. S. Gorbachev’s vision “Common European Home” as well Eastern reaction to them. In second half 1980s, Gorbachev tried found a “unified market” by introducing market-oriented organization. However, this attempt did not materialize becau...

The distributed nature of the grid results in the problem of scheduling parallel jobs produced by several independent organizations that have partial control over the system. We consider systems composed of n identical clusters of m processors. We show that it is always possible to produce a collaborative solution that respects participant’s selfish goals, at the same time improving the global ...

Abstract The COVID-19 crisis has revealed the vulnerability of people, societies and economies forced a rethinking economic social activities an organization. requires strong responses based on solidarity, cooperation responsibility. Socio-economic organizations (associations, cooperatives, alliances, enterprises) whose business models are these principles can help reshape after crisis.

I. After World War II, an all-encompassing effort was undertaken to eliminate for the future the risk of war between European countries which twice in this century had spread to the whole world. From the beginning, also economic cooperation arid monetary integration were politically motivated--by tying the European countries together in a common institutional framework and by rebuilding their e...

Growing social concerns over the environmental externalities associated with business activities are pushing firms to identify activities that create economic value with less environmental impact and to become more eco-efficient. Over the past two decades, researchers have increasingly used frontier efficiency models to evaluate productive efficiency in the presence of undesirable outputs, such...

In today’s era of data sharing, immediate communication and world-wide distribution of participants, at a time when teams are asked to be ever more agile, the traditional approach of model repositories no longer meets expectations. Centralized organization has become inconsistent with the way in which the world and its companies function. In today’s world, it is virtually impossible to set up a...