Nenovski, Tome and Delova Jolevska, Evica and Andovski, Ilija (2011): Banking services in terms of changing environment: the case of Macedonia. Published in:
Nenovski, Tome and Smilkovski, Ivica (2011): Macedonian economy before and after the global economic crises. Published in:
Nenovski, Tome (2011): A model for removing blockades in the payment turnover. Published in: Finance and Monetary Policy After the Global Financial Crisis (November 2011): pp. 100-108.
Nenovski, Tome (2011): Facing the crisis and implementing sustainable growth of Macedonian economy by developing small and medium enterprises. Published in: Sustainable Regional Economic Development through SMEs (2011): pp. 132-146.
Nenovski, Tome (2012): Lessons from world economic crises: cleaning, remodeling and harmonizing the economy. Published in: Publishing Complex (2012): pp. 137-149.
Nenovski, Tome (2012): Macroeconomic aspects of the grey economy - the case of Macedonia.
Nenovski, Tome and Makrevska, Elena (2012): Uncertainty in creating macroeconomic policy: knowledge, skills and (un)predictability. Forthcoming in:
Nenovski, Tome (2012): EMU crisis creates regional groupings: are Balkan countries challenged by that? Published in: Regionalni Razvoj i Demografski Tokovi Zemalja Jugoistocne Evrope No. 17 (June 2012): pp. 23-38.
Nenovski, Tome and Delova Jolevska, Evica and Andovski, Ilija (2012): The impact on the banking system from the accession of Macedonia in the EU. Forthcoming in: Constructing Europe as a Global Power: From Market to Identity
Nenovski, Tome and Makrevska, Elena (2012): Comparative advantage or sophisticated restrain in the international trade of EU? Forthcoming in: Globalization, Development, Public Policy & Management: A Business Development Perspective
Nenovski, Tome (2012): Post crisis Remodeling of the Economy for the Sustainable Growth of South Eastern European Countries. Forthcoming in:
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