Zavrl, Irena

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Zavrl, Irena
Main Affiliation
EADTU (European Association of Distance Teaching Universities)
EDAMBA (European Doctoral Programmes Association in Management and Business)
Akademische Titel
Univ.-Prof. Doz. Dr, PhD
Email
irena.zavrl@fh-burgenland.at
Scopus Author ID
57209803580
Status
staff

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    Foreign language for specific purposes
    (Gazdaság-és Társadalomtudományi Intézet, 2004)
    Zavrl, Irena 
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    Visionen für ein mehrsprachiges Europa
    (Leykam, 2017)
    Zavrl, Irena 
    Von der Wichtigkeit der Sprachkenntnisse braucht man SprachwissenschafterInnen nicht zu überzeugen, da in unserer heutigen, multikulturellen und vielsprachlichen Welt viele Unternehmen international ausgerichtet sind und alle davon im festen Glauben sind, dass gute Sprach- und Kulturkenntnisse zunehmend wichtiger werden, um sich auf dem internationalen Parkett erfolgreich behaupten zu können. Ausreichende Fremdsprachenkenntnisse, gepaart mit interkultureller Kompetenz, schaffen Selbstbewusstsein, Sicherheit und Unabhängigkeit und steigern den Mehrwert und die Chancen eines jeden Einzelnen zur Integration in den Arbeitsmarkt. Sprachenkenntnisse öffnen Tür und Tor. Sie sind die Grundlage für eine erfolgreiche Bildungskarriere. Sprachbeherrschung ist besonders in der EU zum Imperativ geworden und gilt in vielen Berufen bereits als feste Einstellungsvoraussetzung.
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    Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Housing and Construction Markets
    (2022)
    Ermilova, Mariia I.
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    Zavrl, Irena 
    This chapter, “Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Housing and Construction Markets,” shows the unpreparedness of certain market segments to the adaption needed to weather the current situation. Digital transformation was supposed to be the main trend in the housing market. A significant problem was the multidirectional information and the aggregate of data that was provided to the subjects of the housing market. This predetermined the need to improve the information infrastructure of the Russian housing market, considering international experience. Foreign experience shows both the active digitalization of data and the availability of sufficiently effective tools that allow market participants to make informed and adequate decisions regarding the construction or purchase of housing. Within the framework of this study, the information infrastructure of the Russian housing market was presented. This considered how both modern digital technologies and the consequences of the crisis (which itself does not have an economic essence) have impacted on the housing sector. Since the role of the state in the country is quite significant, this aspect was also considered in the formation of this infrastructure. The author proposes to create a single information center that will accumulate, process, and issue the required information to market entities. The author showed that at the initial stages, financing the formation of the information infrastructure of the housing market can be carried out from state funds, which will make it possible to free up funds for the development of not only the market, but also related industries. The author showed the influence that the information infrastructure of the housing market has on decisions to build or purchase housing, as well as on the process of financing market entities.
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