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Management is striving to address and present key issues in international research, first of all from the area of business, economics, governance and management. Largely, this thematic issue is following the mic 2016 International Conference Managing Global Changes in Pula, Croatia. The Southeast European economies exhibit common characteristics, but differ greatly at the same time. That is why certain perspectives are applicable although coming outside of the context. The selected papers are written around important but different factors that are affecting modern organisation. Business networks between countries, which once formed one market, have not managed to reinvent themselves. Organizations are instruments, created for the attainment of goals as set up according to organizational vision, based on interest of influential stakeholders. Working toward goals inherently creates change – in activities, structures and resources of the organizations. In this special issue, we use the opportunity to look for answers, which will provide understanding on how organizations in Southeast European countries can improve exchange relationship and successfully reinvent business networks. The performance of the organizations is determined by exchange relationship among organizations in their environments. Further, we seek to understand how organizations may respond and reinvent business environments or how they exert influence upon it. We look for ways to understand management and its mechanisms in their creation of favourable conditions for the creation of knowledge and networks. In this issue authors from different countries, such as a Croatia, Hong Kong, Turkey Hungary and Slovenia, discuss different themes which are closely related to the (re)invention of business networks

(Re)inventing Business Networks and Organisations: A Brief Introduction