International Collective Monograph "Innovative Management of Business Integration and Education in Transnational Economic Systems"

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1. Badri GECHBAIA
   Head of the Research Center of BNTU, Professor,
   Batumi, Georgia
2. Deniss DJAKONS
   Dr.oec, Professor, Rector ISMA,
   Riga, Latvia
3. Olha PROKOPENKO
   Doctor of Economics, Full Professor, Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences,
   Tallinn, Estonia
4. Liliana HORAL
   Doctor of Economics, Professor, Ivano-Frankivsk National Technical University of Oil and Gas,
   Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine

1. Natia MIKLETADZE
   Head of Quality Assurance Service at BNTU, Professor,
   Batumi, Georgia
2. Ketevan GOLETIANI
   Professor, Dean of the Faculty Business and Logistics of Batumi Navigation Teaching University,
   Batumi, Georgia
3. Andrei LABARTKAVA
   Professor of Batumi Navigation Teaching University,
   Batumi, Georgia
4. Natalia TCHKONIA
   Associate Professor of Batumi Navigation Teaching University,
   Batumi, Georgia
5. Olga VERDENHOFA
   Dr.sc.admin., Asoc. professor, ISMA Vice-president,
   Riga, Latvia
6. Nataliia VDOVENKO
   Doctor of Economics, Professor, National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine

1. Gela GVARISHVILI
   Vice Rector of of BNTU, Professor
2. Elida KHVEDELIDZE
   Associate Professor of BNTU
3. Anzor ABRALAVA
   Professor of Georgian Technical University
4. Manana MOISTSRAPISHVILI
   Professor of Georgian Technical University
5. Eter KHARAISHVILI
   Professor of Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Honorary Doctor of Batumi Navigation Teaching University
6. Olha RUDENKO
   Professor at Chernihiv Polytechnic National University
7. Irine TAVADZE
   Assistant Professor of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University