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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This article is a result of the project „Doctoral
Program and PhD Students in the education research
and innovation triangle”. This project is co funded
by European Social Fund through The Sectorial
Operational Program for Human Resources
Development 2007-2013, coordinated by The
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies.
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