The paper discusses some aspects of corporate security, which are related to the effects of globalization and institutions. It proves that corporate security is permanently located in the field of action by two groups of significant factors: global, representing a multiplier of various risks and threats in all human activities, and institutional, w...

By Mimo Drašković, Yuriy Bilan, Veselin Drašković

Quasi-neoliberal rhetoric in some transitional countries is predominantly of apologetic and interest character. Unfortunately, it represents not only an "extended hand" of alternative institutions, but also an anti-development basis of official economic policy. It is one of the proven ideological methods for ignoring and submission the formal and i...

By Mimo Drašković, Veselin Drašković, Slobodan Lakić

A growing conflict among economy, ecology and ethics must be solved by a corporate social responsibility and a global consensus around vital issues for the survival of humanity. Integration of logistics functions in terms of reverse logistics has a significant contribution to the efforts aimed at saving the environment. Reverse marketing logistics ...

By Mimo Drašković, Slobodan Lakić, Veselin Drašković

The paper considers the idea of attracting major international strategic partners (investors, shippers, logistics providers, bankers and other economic entities) in the Port of Bar. They would by their expertise, technologies and investments, contribute to the development of this port logistics and modernization of its infrastructure through increa...

By Mimo Drašković, Sanja Bauk, Željko Ivanović

Integration processes are the result of globalisation and phenomenon which include a lot of social – economic aspects. Montenegro is in position to do a direct crossing from transition to integration, through nominal, actual, structural and institutional convergence. This paper analyses the achieved economic, institutional, and social development o...

By Mimo Drašković