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The Kaliningrad Region is an area of intensive international cooperation including that in the field of environmental education. The article offers an overview of joint projects implemented by educational institutions, NGOs, and local authorities and analyses the prerequisites for their efficiency. 1. Дедков В.   П., Зотов С.   И.... ... i /Ассоциация европей­ских исследований (АЕВИС). URL: http://www.edc-aes.ru/site/ru/researches/ in_russia/kaliningrad.html 11. Международный социально-экологический союз....

Educational co-operation is one of the main aspects of the regional political agenda in the Baltic Sea Region. The article analyzes the political impact of the organizations, as perceived by the universities in the region and political decision-makers on national and regional levels. Based on the success ... ... Educational Policy Making. Basingstoke, pp. 40—56. 20.  Musiał, K. 2002. Education, research and the Baltic Sea Region Building. In: Musiał, K. Approaching Knowledge Society...

This article analyzes the current situation and prospects of the post-Soviet themes research in Russian higher education in the Humanities. The problem is considered in the context of the modernization of the national education, integration processes in the former Soviet Union, globalization and the development of international cooperation. Guschin Alexander, Levchenkov Andrei 10.5922/2079-8555-2010-3-6 46-48 countries of the Baltic Sea region, interdisciplinary ...

... high surplus value, the authors consider the research and education and innovation sectors of the Republic of Lithuania — the closest neighbour of the Russian Federation in the North-West region. The analysis of competences of Lithuanian research and education sectors helped identify promising research and technology development areas in terms of innovation cooperation between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Lithuania. 1. Lithuanian innovation strategy for the year 2010—2020 / approved by Resolution No. 163 of 17 February, 2010, of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania.[online] Available ...

Amid a worsening geopolitical situation and Big Eurasia plunging into geoeconomic uncertainty, Russian ... ... towards new interregional collaborations and looking for partners in other markets. Russia’s outposts in the Baltic — St. Petersburg ... ... Kaliningrad region is increasingly seeking new areas and forms of cooperation with St. Petersburg. In this study, I consider the ... ... logistics, marketing, production, human resources, recreation, research, and education. I place emphasis on the dependence of the Kaliningrad ...

... framework for the EU-Russia “common spaces” — on the economy, freedom, security and justice, as well as in the field of research and education (including cultural aspects). The author analyses the current state of the EU-Russia dialogue (section 1), East-West cooperation in the framework of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (section 2), and the position of the Council of Europe ...

The modern stage of education development is characterized by new ap­proaches to the departmental activities in the leading universities of Russia, changes in the evaluation ... ... outcomes, the functions of depart­mental heads. The pur­pose of the research was to focus on some certain activi­ty features of the ... ... using the materials of the Criminal Procedure, Criminalistics and Law Informational Science Department of Immanuel Kant Baltic ... ... lead­ing universities of Rus­sia and the region, as well as cooperating with foreign col­leagues from the universities of ...

The article analyses the formation of social competences in the field of education and social work in Kaliningrad. The author identifies performance indicators according ... ... both the overall competence as such and its individual components. The results of the research can be used in education, in the work with asocial adolescents and in the resocialization... .... 9. Deluigi R., Logashenko Yu., Toropov P. et al. Active citizenship and prosocial cooperation. Theory and practice of inclusive education. Fano, 2015.

... interuniversity cooperation facilitates intercultural communication between students and researchers, and creates new prospects for joint research, which opens up an opportunity for solving common environmental and social problems in the Baltic Sea region. Ionov Viktor, Kropinova Yelena 10.5922/2079-8555-2010-3-10 70-74 the Baltic University programme, an educational project, interuniversity cooperation, sustainable development, the Baltic Sea region

... innovative features of teaching international relations in the Baltic Sea Region at the graduate level, taking ... ... University, set up by the St. Petersburg State University and the University of Tampere the article also evaluates ... ... Petersburg. 7.      Joenniemi, P. (ed.). 1993. Cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region. Oxford. 8.      ... ... Peace Re­search: Proceeding of 16 th Nordic Peace Research Conference. Saint Petersburg. 10. Khudoley,... ... Dmitry 10.5922/2079-8555-2010-3-2 15-20 higher education, graduate studies, innovative teaching, international ...

Russia and China are the countries with an active digital agenda and a high level of In­ternetization of the population. The modern foreign policy ... ... the governments of the two countries is aimed at strengthening cooperation, including the digital sphere. The article provides ... ... hindering the spread of the Internet among the population. The research results highlight the importance of public policy in bridging ... ... for expanding Russian-Chinese cooperation in technologi­cal and educational fields in order to promote economic growth and greater ...

Amid a worsening geopolitical situation and Big Eurasia plunging into geoeconomic uncertainty, Russian ... ... towards new interregional collaborations and looking for partners in other markets. Russia’s outposts in the Baltic — St. Petersburg ... ... Kaliningrad region is increasingly seeking new areas and forms of cooperation with St. Petersburg. In this study, I consider the ... ... logistics, marketing, production, human resources, recreation, research, and education. I place emphasis on the dependence of the Kaliningrad ...

Since the British philosopher John Austin, narratives and performatives have been con­sidered as opposite ... ... inducement, a description, or an imperative was present in the text. Similar to the narrative, the performative ... ... Chelovek. Kul'tura. Obrazovanie [Man. The culture. Education], 1 (23), pp. 68—83 (in Russ.). Husserl,... ... Issledovaniya po fenomenologii i te­orii poznaniya [Logical research. Part 1: Studies in phenomenology and theory ... ... Petukhov, V. V., 2012. Civil society and government: cooperation or confronta­tion. Vestnik Instituta sotsiologii ...

This article focuses on the cooperation between universities of the North-western federal district (NWFD) of the Russian Federation, Sweden, and Finland, its intensity and territorial differentiation. The analysis was conducted ... ... leading centres of such cooperation. The NWFD universities have significant experience in cooperation with Finnish universities. Cooperation with Swedish universities is proved... ... cooperate with the mentioned countries. Such low degree of cooperation in the field of education is a serious inhibiting factor, which reduces competitiveness on the modern...

The article considers theoretical background of using media in British universities. Components and characteristics of learning are given where the process is viewed as a joint "cooperative" activity of the learner and the teacher. Models of learning with integrated media are described. 1. Новикова ... ... № 2. Pp. 15—23. 4. Hannafin M.   J. Emerging technologies, ISD, and learning environments: critical perspectives / Educational Technology Research and Development. 1992. January. Pp. 49—63. 5. Jonassen D.   H. Evaluating constructivistic learning / Educational ...

... describes the structure, content, and main areas of the implementation of the EU Baltic strategy in 2009—2013. The article examines the evolution of the Strategy, which initially ignored Russian national interests in the region, yet eventually resulted in cooperative efforts in the areas of common interest such as energy, transport infrastructure, environment, research, education and culture. The results of the Russian presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (2012—2013) are evaluated. It is noted that, despite an appealing presidency strategy and certain achievements in its implementation, Russia was unable to draw ...