Alexander E. Andreev is affiliated with the Institute of Physics in the Czech Republic. Their research spans various interconnected fields primarily focused on economics, development, and information systems. The subfields of their work include Economics and Econometrics, Development, Information Systems, Management Information Systems, and Strategy and Management.
Their publications have appeared frequently in journals and conferences known for addressing globalization, technological innovation, and economic development. The most common venues where their research has been published include:
Among recent papers associated with the broader network including Andreev, several titles stand out for examining economic and technological themes as well as applied physics in energy contexts. These papers are:
The researcher's work intersects several main topics, including:
Frequent collaboration partners include Julia Zinkina, Maria S. Varenik, I. Ilyin, В С Тынченко, and N N Lysyannikova, evidencing a collaborative approach across economics, technology, and applied sciences.
Ranko Scepanovic;Ivan Pavisic;James S. Koford;Alexander E. Andreev
Alexander Andreev;Ivan Pavisic;Pedja Raspopovic
Michael D. Rostoker;James S. Koford;Ranko Scepanovic;Edwin R. Jones
Ranko Scepanovic;James S. Koford;Alexander E. Andreev
Michael D. Rostoker;James S. Koford;Ranko Scepanovic;Edwin R. Jones
Alexander E. Andreev;Elyar E. Gasanov;Ranko Scepanovic;Pedja Raspopovic
Ranko Scepanovic;James S. Koford;Valeriy B. Kudryavtsev;Alexander E. Andreev
Michael D. Rostoker;James S. Koford;Ranko Scepanovic;Edwin R. Jones
Pedja Raspopovic;Ranko Scepanovic;Alexander E. Andreev
Michael D. Rostoker;James S. Koford;Ranko Scepanovic;Edwin R. Jones
Michael D. Rostoker;James S. Koford;Ranko Scepanovic;Edwin R. Jones
Ranko Scepanovic;Alexander E. Andreev;Elyar E. Gasanov;Pedja Raspopovic
Michael D. Rostoker;James S. Koford;Ranko Scepanovic;Edwin R. Jones
Elyar E. Gasanov;Ranko Scepanovic;Pedja Raspopovic;Alexander E. Andreev
Pedja Raspopovic;Ranko Scepanovic;Alexander E. Andreev
Alexander Andreev;Ivan Pavisic;Pedja Raspopovic
Ranko Scepanovic;Alexander E. Andreev;Ivan Pasivic
Michael D. Rostoker;James S. Koford;Ranko Scepanovic;Edwin R. Jones
Pedja Raspopovic;Ranko Scepanovic;Alexander E. Andreev
Ranko Scepanovic;Alexander E. Andreev;Ivan Pavisic
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