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Management - Education - Science & Society - Technology - Economics

MESTE is an abbreviation for Management - Education - Science & Society - Technology - Economics and the name of the MESTE non-profit organization.

Monographs


Hydrogen is no longer theory — it’s entering ports, buses, industry, and shipping. Bold projects and headlines promise breakthroughs, but which claims hold up? This book helps readers cut through the noise with clear explanations, practical checklists, and reproducible numbers. You’ll discover where hydrogen truly adds value — in heavy transport, industrial chemistry, and energy security — and where it falls short as a universal fuel. The message is simple: hydrogen matters most where electrification cannot go, and only full‑chain metrics reveal its real impact.

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To be a thoughtful professional today means more than generating ideas—it means protecting your integrity in a digital world shaped by algorithms, opaque policies, and invisible metadata. Digital discretion is no longer optional; it’s a form of intellectual hygiene and strategic awareness. This handbook offers practical tools and reflective insights for navigating digital spaces with clarity, privacy, and autonomy. Whether you're in research, education, creative industries, or leadership, it helps you preserve your presence without sacrificing collaboration or innovation.

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Biti akademski mislilac danas ne znači samo tragati za znanjem — već ga štititi od rasipanja koje nastaje kada digitalni tokovi preuzmu kontrolu bez autorove dozvole.
Ovaj priručnik donosi sistematski pregled strategija, alata i primera koji akademskom istraživaču omogućavaju da sačuva privatnost, sigurnost i intelektualnu autonomiju — bez odricanja od misaone slobode, saradnje i uvida.
Namenjen je svima koji misle, pišu i čuvaju (se).

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SMART CITIES
Development Prospects in Bulgaria, India, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, and Turkey (In Russian)

The monograph examines the world practices of introducing smart technologies into the urban environment, including the experience of Bulgaria, India, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Turkey. The authors believe that the successful formation of "smart cities" as centers of innovative creativity and human capital development significantly affects the achievement of the most important goals of the digital economy.
The monograph is of interest to state and municipal officials, specialists in the field of management and public relations, as well as university professors, students, and all other persons interested in the development of the "smart city" concept.

Journals

  • MEST Journal


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