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Florian Steger, Mojca Ramšak, Pawel Łuków, Amir Muzur - Equal Access to Healthcare in Socially Diverse Societies

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Florian Steger (ed.), Mojca Ramšak (ed.), Pawel Łuków (ed.), Amir Muzur (ed.)

Equal Access to Healthcare in Socially Diverse Societies

Series: Angewandte Ethik

Volume 8 2023

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Vanja Branica, Ivana Mošić Pražetina Improving access to healthcare for minority groups: qualitative study with social workers in Croatia S. 267-284

„… Other largest declared ethnic groups are Serbs (4.36 %), Bosnians (0.73 %), Albanians (0.41 %) and Roma …”

Sanja Pleština, Sandra Karabatić The importance of improving education of healthcare professionals on communication with minorities – experience with Roma in the Croatian healthcare system S. 253-266

„… : Albanians 17,513 (0.41 %), Austrians 297 (0.01 %), Bosnians 31,479 (0, 73 %), Bulgarians 350 (0.01 …”

Suzana Kunac, Aleksandar Racz Health status and access to the healthcare system of members of the Roma national minority in the Republic of Croatia S. 193-212

„… following national minorities: 17,513 Albanians (0.41 %), 297 Austrians 1.193(0.01 %), 31,479 Bosniaks (0.73 …” „… , Montenegrins, Macedonians, Russians, Bulgarians, Poles, Roma, Romanians, Turks, Vlachs, Albanians and others …”

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Mojca Ramšak, Pawel Łuków, Amir Muzur, Florian Steger - Social diversity and access to healthcare

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Social diversity and access to healthcare

Series: Angewandte Ethik

Volume 6 2022

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Ines Gumilar, Erika Zelko Socio-economic structure of patients and their reasons for visiting pro bono clinics in Slovenia S. 159-170

„… %, Bosnian6.7%, Farsi/Dari 6.7%, Croatian 5%, Macedonian 5%, Albanian5%, Bulgarian 3.3%, Romanian 3.3 …”

Mirko Prosen, Sabina Ličen, Igor Karnjuš Improving the quality of care for a culturally diverse population: Understanding immigrant women’s hospital experiences S. 107-120

„… Slovenia to translatesome health materials into various languages, e. g. Albanian, Arabic,Russian, Turkish …”

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European Company Case Law (ECCL)

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European Company Case Law (ECCL)

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ECCL Volume 1 (2023) Issue 2 ISSN Online: 2752-1788

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Dario Latella Internal controls and corporate governance in financial firms and non-financial firms: what about the new EU rules? S. 175-188

„… the Albanian Ministry of Economy in 2008; or the Código de Mejores Prácticas deGobierno de las …”

doi.org/10.5771/2752-177X-2023-2

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Leviathan

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Leviathan Volume 51 (2023) Issue 3 ISSN Online: 1861-8588

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Martin Seeliger, Christof Roos, Max Nagel Personenfreizügigkeit im gemeinsamen Markt und ihre Auswirkungen im Herkunftsland – Win-win-Situation oder Abhängigkeit? S. 396-422

„… . »Transnational Entrepreneurs in the Western Balkans: A Comparative Study of Serbian and Albanian Migrants and …”

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Jakob Finci, Wolfgang Petritsch, Christophe Solioz - Sarajevo Singular Plural

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Sarajevo Singular Plural

Series: Southeast European Integration Perspectives

Volume 14 2023

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Nenad Stojanović The war I remember and the war I wish we can some day put behind us S. 235-246

„… (Finci) or an Albani-an (Šlaka) – as well as citizens who do not identify as members of any ethnic group …”

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