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• Social conflicts as seen by residents of Saint Petersburg: An empirical study

  This article describes the attitudes of Saint Petersburg residents to social conflicts. The author analyses their assessments of danger associated with social tension in the Russian society. This tension becomes particularly pronounced during the time of economic, social, and political turbulence. The research aims to examine ...

• The conflict of the intellectual and the boor in the plays by S. Mrożek “Tango” and A. Chekhov “Cherry orchard”

  This article examines the social and cultural conflict, the essence of which lies in the opposition of the intellectual and the boor in Chekhov's play “The Cherry Orchard” and in S. Mrożek play “Tango”. The comparative analysis of the works reveals the national, historical and social specificity ...

• Political technologies and international conflicts in the information space of the Baltic Sea region

  ... space and information operations aimed at inciting Russophobia and forcing Russia out of the European political process is indicative of the politicisation of social sciences and the humanities and of the mythologisation of the policies of the regional social structures. The conflict must be urgently resolved, since the political technologies, which cause instability in the information space, damage the reputations of all the states involved. To reconcile the differences that underlie the information conflict in the Baltic ...

• The conceptual framework of teaching primary school children conflict resolution in the countries of European Union

  ... Non-violent Conflict Resolution in and out-of-School. URL: http://www.unesco. о rg/education/nved/index.html 10.  Са rnevale P., Pruitt D. Negotiation and Mediation // Annual Re­view of Psychology. 1992. Vol. 43. P. 531—582. 11.  Constructive Conflict Management. An Answer to Critical Social Problems? // Journal of Social Issues. 1994. Vol. 50. №   1. 12.  Sintra Plan of Action. International Forum on Education for Non-Violence. UNESCO Interregional Project for Culture of Peace and Non-vio­lence in Educational Institutions.URL: ...

• Speech behaviour of Internet users in conflict communication

  .... Terkourafi, M., 2008. Toward a unified theory of politeness, impoliteness and rudeness. In: D. Bousfield and M. Locher, eds. Impoliteness in Language. Studies on its Interplay with Power in Theory and Practice. Berlin. pp. 45—74. impoliteness, conflict, speech aggression, interaction, social networks Tillabaeva A. A., Shulginov V. A. 45-57 10.5922/2225-5346-2020-4-4

• Borders and Identity in Theory and Practice of the Eastern Baltic Region

  At the present stage of social development in Europe and Russia, studies analyzing and evaluating ethnic and national borders are of increasing relevance.... ... Russian interests in the neighboring countries that formed after the disintegration of the USSR. However, escalation of the conflict was historically and geographically predetermined. The political borders of post-Soviet states do not coincide with the ...

• Pedagogical support children in a conflict situation: legal aspects

  ... the abovementioned documents, which guarantee the protection of rights, psychological and physical health and development of the child can be considered as the legal basis for the organization and implementation of pedagogical support for children in conflict situations within the systems of education and social welfare. 1. Декларация и план действий «Мир, пригодный для жизни детей» (утв. Резолюцией S-27/2 Специальной сессии Генеральной Ассамблеи ООН ...

• Emotional and receptive-axiological aspects of the speech act of threat in everyday conflict communication in Russian

  ..., a verbal threat can be regarded as a way of implementing communicative intentions that are completely justified from the socio-ethical point of view. For a modern Russian speaker, threat is not a communicative taboo and can be deliberately used in conflict situations related to the protection of human dignity, life, social values, etc. Antsupov, A. J. and Shipilov, A. I., 2000. Konfliktologiya [Conflictology]. Moscow (in Russ.). Baranov, A. N., 2014. The phenomenon of threat in linguistic theory and expert practice. Teoriya i praktika sudebnoj ekspertizy [Theory ...

• Parental support and psychological health of children and adolescents

  ... are suggested as efficiency criteria. 1. Холмогорова А. Б. Интегративная психотерапия расстройств аффективного спектра. М., 2011. 2. Barrera M., Chassin L., Rogosch F. Effects of social support and conflict on adolescent children of alcoholic and nonalcoholic fathers // Journal of personality and social psychology. 1993. № 64. 3. Ellison E. S. Parental support and school-aged children // Western journal of nursing research. 1983. № 7(4). ...

• Meaning in life and mea­ning in the text (roundtable proceedings)

  ... Description of the regional conflict as a methodological prob­lem. Polis. Politicheskie issledovaniya [Polis. Political Studies], 2, pp. 131—142 (in Russ.). Zolyan, S. T., 2012. The logic of preferences and conflict resolution (for example, the Karabakh conflict). In: M. V. Ilyin, ed. METOD: Moskovskii ezhegodnik trudov iz obshchestvovedcheskikh distsiplin [METHOD: Moscow Yearbook of Works from Social Stu­dies]. Vol. 3. Moscow. pp. 39—67 (in Russ.). Zolyan, S. T., 2018. To the problem of meaning in social semiotics: Max Weber to­day. Slovo. ru: baltiс accent, 9 (4), pp. 27—42 (in Russ.). Lasswell, G., 2006. Language of Power. Politicheskaya ...

• Social attitudes as a factor of delinquent behaviour in the underage

  ... plays the central role in the system of re-lationships of children and adolescents. A decrease in positive attitude to the mother and an increase in the number of negative descriptors when speaking of her is correlated with growing negativisation of all social relationships of a personality. It is stressed that parent-child relationships characterised by inconsis-tence and propensity to conflict contribute to the development of aggression in a child as a means to resolve interpersonal conflicts. 1. Андреева Г. М. Социальная психология. М., 1988. 2. Аронсон Э., Уилсон Т., Эйкерт ...

• Social Facilitation: the Kaliningrad Region and Russian Mainland Regions

  ... The Socialization of Prosocial Development. In: Grusec, J. E., Joan E. Grusec and Paul D. Hastings, P. D. (eds.), Handbook of Socialization: Theory and Research. 5. Hofstede, G. 1984, Culture’s consequences: International differences in workrelated ... ... Beverly Hills, CA, Sage Publications. 6. LeFebvre, R., Franke, V. 2013, Culture Matters: Individualism vs. Collectivism in Conflict: Decision-Making, Societies, no. 3, p. 128—146. 7. Newman Dwight G. Value Collectivism, Collective Rights, and Self-Threatening ...

• Territorial-political and regional geopolitical systems: correlation of concepts

  ... external actors. A geopolitical region itself can be characterized by integration, autonomization or a permanent geopolitical conflict. A territorial political system is studied in a broad sense (all political phenomena of a certain territory) and in a ... ... comments on earlier versions. 1. Alaev, E. B. 1983, Socialno-ekonomicheskaja geografija: Ponjatijno-terminologicheskij slovar [Social and economic geography: the conceptual vocabulary], Мoscow, Mysl. 2. Bagrov, N. V. 2001. Objekt, predmet, bazovye kategorii ...

• Household management as seen by the federal military per­sonnel during the American Civil War

  The problem of the American Civil War participants’ place in family rela­tions is frequently raised by scholars specializing in the cultural and social history of the conflict. Despite this fact, the dynamics of economic relation­ships between the Federal servicemen on the front and their relatives lacks proper attention. This article aims to define the types of the Union troops’ par­ticipation in the household ...

• Ethno-confessional immigrant ghettos as a national security problem in Denmark’s social and political discourse

  ... into ghettoes: the Government’s Strategy against Ghettoisation (2004), Return of the Ghetto to Society: Confronting Parallel Societies in Denmark (2010), and One Denmark without Parallel Societies: No Ghettos in 2030 (2018). The escalation of the social conflict calls for the Danish authorities to take decisive action against the enclavisation of segregated immigrant communities. This study employs discourse analysis to evaluate the efficiency and identify the shortcomings of government action to integrate ...

• The linguistic-pragmatic features of the realiza­tion of speech acts of threat in the political discourses of Germany and Spain

  ... the traditional idea of both the structure of a threat and its linguistic markers. Threats are frequently used in contemporary po­litical discourse, which is gov­erned by norms and conventions. The radicaliza­tion of communication is a re­sult of social and economic problems as well as geopo­litical conflicts. This pa­per analyses what forms the speech act of threat can take in the political dis­courses of two Europe­an countries: Germany and Spain. It attempts to identi­fy similarities and structural differences in the realization of speech ...

• The transfer of the ownership of the objects of cultural heritage of the Kaliningrad region to the Russian Orthodox Church: the social and cultural aspects of the conflict

  This article focuses on the factors having influenced the formation of the conscious attitude to the past of the Kaliningrad region in the local residents. The author shows that a special regional identity, which developed in the interaction with the unique cultural environment, requires a public discussion as decisions concerning the transfer of the ownership of cultural and historical objects to a religious organisation are made. Karpenko A. M. regional identity, Kaliningrad, collective memory...

• The concept of the European Union’s normative power

  ... M. (eds.), Power in World Politics. London, Routledge, p. 173–88. 15. Diez, T., Pace, M. 2011, Normative Power Europe and Conflict Transformation. In: Whitman, R. (ed.), Normative Power Europe: Empirical and Theoretical Perspectives, Basingstoke, Palgrave ... ... community, London, Macmillan, p. 1–21. 18. Laidi, Z. (ed.), 2008, EU Foreign Policy in a Globalized World: Normative Power and Social Preferences, London, Routledge. 19. European Foreign Affairs Review, 2007, Vol. 12, no. 3. 20. Hettne, B., Söderbaum,...

• Professional function «The intercultural intermediary»: the status and the activity maintenance

  The article provides a rationale of the expedience and necessity of the amplification of professional functions of social humanitarian sphere workers with the new function of the cross-cultural mediator. The cross-cultural mediator professiogram ... ....: Аспект Пресс, 2003. Budarina A., Samsonova M. socio-cultural adaptability and integration, cross-cultural conflicts, cross-cultural mediation, professiogram. 91-96

• The transformation of the Swedish political party system in the late 20th/early 21st century

  ... samverkan under två hundra år, Stockholm, Studentlitteratur, 328 p. 6. Andersson, J. 2006Between growth and security: Swedish social democracy from a strong society to a third way, Manchester, Manchester university press, 149 p. 7. Arbetarrörelsens ... ... 2010, 287 s. 11. Hadenius, S. 1997, Shvedskaja politika v XX veke. Konflikt i soglasie [Swedish policy in the XX century. Conflict and consent], Stockholm, Svenska Institutet, 174 p. 12. Bengtsson, H. 2008Mona Sahlin tur och retur, Stockholm: Hjalmarson ...

• The psychological potential of beach volley-ball players depending on their sport qualification

  ... players with different sport quali-fication is assessed; differences and similarities in the psychomotor character-istics and social status of athletes are identified. 1. Костюков В. В., Чесноков Ю. Б., Тимохин А. В. Пляжный ... ... Melnikova T. beach volleyball; competitive activity; volleyball; visual-motor coordination; temperament; identity of athlete; conflict; rivalry; intellect; thinking; diagnostics 138-146

• Russian Population Ethnic Structure: Trends and Transformations

  ... Russian Regions: the ethnic composition of the population], Nezavisimyj institut social'- noj politiki [Independent Institute for Social Policy], available at: http://www.socpol.ru/ atlas/overviews/settlement/index.shtml#ethnic (accessed 15.01.2014). 10.... ..., V. 1997, Identichnost' i kul'turnye granicy [Identity and cultural boundaries]. In: Identichnost' i konflikt [Identity and Conflict], Moscow, p. 15—43. 14. Tishkov, V. A. 2013, Rossijskij narod: istorija i smysl nacional'nogo samosoznanija [The Russian ...

• The alignment of stakeholders’ interests in interfirm networking

  .... Strategic Management: A Stakeholder Approach. Boston, MA.1984. 16. Freeman R. E., Wicks A. C., Parmar B. Stakeholder Theory and Corporate Objective Revised // Organization Science. 2004. Vol. 15, № 3. P. 364—369. 17. Galbreath J. Corporate social responsibility strategy: strategic options, global considerations // Corporate Governance. 2006. Vol. 6, № 2. P. 175—187. 18. Gulati R., Lawrence P. R., Puranam P. Adaptation in vertical relationships:Beyond incentive conflict // Strategic Management Journal. 2005. Vol. 26, № 5.P. 415—440. 19. Hanf J., Dautzenberg K. A theoretical framework of chain management // Journal on Chain and Network Science. 2006. Vol. 6, № 1. P. 79—94. 20. Hillman A., Keim G. ...

• Exclavity as a challenge and a resource for foreign positioning of the Kaliningrad region

  ... authorities using the development trends of the manufacturing industry in the region as an example. The in­creased potential conflict around the Russian exclave in the Baltic slows down the convergence of regional interests in the socio-economic sphere ... ... geopolitical­ly by the military superiority of the Russian state over a potential adversary in the Baltic, there are no comparable social and economic guarantees Here, paradoxically, the situation can open up opportunities for increasing the co­herence of ...

• The ethno-political discourse of regional identity in former Yugoslavia: The Bosnian syndrome

  ... Hacic-Vlahovic A. (De)Secularization in Bosnia-Herzegovina: an examination of religiosity trends in a multi-ethnic society // Amsterdam Social Science. 2008. № 1(1). 7. Тодоров Михайлов В. Балканы как пространство проблемной ... .... № 4. Berendeev M., Dyushkova A. regional identity, Balkans, ethnic policy, Yugoslav peoples, national origin, Bosnian conflict 139-149

• The effect of Covid-19 on labour migration in the CIS

  ... 17. İçduygu, A. ٢٠٠٠, The Politics of International Migratory Regimes: Transit Migration Flows in Turkey, International Social Science Journal, vol. 52, no. 165, p. 357—367. doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/1468-2451.00265 . 18. Düvell, F. 2006, ... ... Handbook on Migration and Globalization, Cheltenham, UK. 26. Homer-Dixon, T. F. 1994, Environment Scarcities and Violenсе Conflict, International Security, vol. 19, no. 1, Summer, 1994, The MIT Press, p. 5—40. doi: https://doi.org/10.2307/2539147 ...

• Digital World Communication аnd Translation

  ... Gregory, K. and McMillan Cottom, T. eds., 2017. Digital Sociologies. Bristol: Policy Press. Desjardins, R., 2017. Translation and Social Media. In Theory, in Training, and in Pro­fessional Practice. London: Palgrave Macmillan. Dunne, K. J. ed., 2006. Perspectives ... ... Across Borders. Localizing TV, Film and Video Games. New York: Routledge. Federici, F. M. ed., 2016. Mediating Emergencies and Conflicts. Frontline Translating and Interpreting. London: Palgrave Macmillan. Floridi, L., 2014. The 4 th Revolution. How the ...

• On crisis trends in the legitimacy of the political regimes of the Baltic States

  ... Vol. 25, no. 1, p. 86-100. 15. Dogan, M. 2009, Political Legitimacy: New Criteria and Anachronistic Theories, International Social Science Journal, Vol. 60, no. 196, p. 203. 16. Fukuyama, F. 2015, Why is Democracy Performing So Poorly? Journal of Democracy,... ... International Affairs, p. 2-3. 19. Jæger, Ø. 2000, Securitizing Russia: Discursive Practices of the Baltic States, Peace and Conflict Studies, Vol. 7, no. 2, p. 33. 20. Jakobson, M., Balcere, I., Loone, O., Nurk, A., Saarts, T., Zakeviciute, R. 2012,...

• The antinomy of political reason. Some deliberations on Kant’s “Answer-ing the Question: What is Enlightenment?”

  ... of public consciousness. Kant’s view that the key discourse for social development consists in a comprehensive critique of social reality by a citizen capable of self-determination is considered against the background of Rousseau’s ideas, who defended ... ... coincides. Russian history is addressed to illustrate that even “common interests” of the ruler and the citizen leave room for a conflict between them. The author analyses Kant’s paradox stating an inversely proportional connection between the level of ...

• Transformations in the Communicative Characteristics of Political Discourse in the Current Information Space

  ... formation of public space as the only realm where political discourse is produced legitimately. Another focus is the current ‘conflict of interpretations’ in regard to the markers and symbols of political language. To identify the metamorphoses of PD ... ... SPSU], 3, pp. 25—36. 6. Berger, P., Lukman, T., 1995. Sotsial'noe konstruirovanie real'nosti. Traktat po sotsiologii znaniya [Social construction of reality. A treatise on the sociology of knowledge]. Moscow. pp. 20—66. 7. Bershidskii, L., 2016. Populistskaya ...

• Environmental awareness of urban and rural residents

  ... Nivenskoye, the Kaliningrad region). The study is relevant for the federal authorities since environmental problems have beco­me a frequent cause of protest actions in Russia. The relevance of the study for the regional authorities is predetermined by social conflicts related to the con­st­ruction of a potassium-magnesium production facility in the village of Ni­ven­skoye. The study revealed a number of characteristic features typical of the en­vironmental consciousness of the two territorial communities....

• The historical and geographical evolution of the enclavity of the Kaliningrad region

  ... Russian exclave region in view of the experience of its historical “predecessors”. 1. Vinogradova, M. V. 2007, Osobennosti social'no-jekonomicheskogo razvitija Vostochnoj Prussii v 1933—1939 [Features of the socio-economic development of East Prussia ... ... University. 5. Klemeshev, A. P. 2005, Rossijskij jeksklav. Preodolenie konfliktogennosti [The Russian exclave. Overcoming of conflicts], Saint Petersburg, Izdatelstvo Saint Petersburg State University. 6. Klemeshev, A. P. 2007, Jeksklavnost' v uslovijah ...

• Peritext of the Russian translation of William Hogarth’s Analysis of Beauty: a case study

  ... of the identified commented translational issues. Alekseev, M. P., 1987. William Hogarth and his “Analysis of Beauty”. In: W. Ho­garth. Analiz Krasoty [The Analysis of Beauty]. Leningrad. pp. 7—115 (in Russ.). Baker, M., 2007. Reframing Conflict in Translation. Social Semiotics, 17 (2), pp. 151—169. Barkuzar, D. and Haneen, A., 2018. The translator as an activist: reframing con­flict in the Arabic translation of Sacco’s Footnotes in Gaza. The Translator, 24 (2), pp. 147—165. Britto, P. H., 2007. As condições ...

• Land Use Change and Economics of Land Degradation in the Baltic Region

  ... degradation status and data availability in Latvia. In: Batjes N and Bridges E, Implementation of a Soil Degradation and Vulnerability database for Central and Eastern Europe, FAO and ISRIC, Rome, Italy. 10. Dedkov, V., Nikitina, S. 2015, Nature Management Conflicts in the Kaliningrad Region, Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, Vol 6, no. 6, p. 7. 11. Jackowski, W. 1998, Assessment of soil erosion risk in Poland, available at: http://www.geosystems.pl/upload/zalaczniki/Assessment%20of%20Soil%20Erosion%20in % 20Poland.pdf (accessed 10.04.2016). 12. Reintam, L....

• The Role of Political Elites in the Development of Politics of Memory in the Baltic States

  ... Simonyan, R. H. 2009, Rossija i strany Baltii. Dve modeli social'nogo razvitija [Russia and the Baltic countries. Two models of social development], Moscow, p. 131—139. 20. Smirnov, V. A. 2014, Politicheskoe razvitie postsovetskogo prostranstva: k voprosu ... ... the Enlarged Europe, Security Dialogue, Vol. 37, no. 3, p. 289. 32. Mälksoo, M. 2009, Liminality and Contested Europeanness: Conflicting Memory Politics in the Baltic Space. In: Berg, E., Ehin, P. (eds.), Identity and Foreign Policy: Baltic-Russian Relations ...

• Norway’s International Development Assistance Policy in the Current International Environment: Mechanisms of Justification

  ... and their international expertise. Special attention is devoted to the current shift of the ODA policy to the issues of its effectiveness. The recent shift to social cooperation development by involving NGOs and private businesses and investing in the social sphere is also examined. The a rticle analyses Norway’s official position on humanitarian assistance in crises and armed conflicts. The author examines a number of cases of Norway’s International Development Assistance policy. 1. Bartenev, V. 2015, Svjazka "bezopasnost' — razvitie" v sovremennyh zapadnyh issledovanijah, Mezhdunarodnye process, T. 13, Vol....

• On the establishment and early activity of the Soviet consulate in Königsberg (1923—1925)

  ... Konsulate (Russland), 1918—1924. 14. Rossijskij gosudarstvennyj arhiv social'no-politicheskoj istorii [Russian State Archive of Social and Political History], F. 17, Op. 3. 15. Politbjuro CK RKP(b) — VKP(b). Povestki dnja zasedanij. 1919—1952.[Politburo ... .... 0165, Op. 5, P. 126, D. 159. 19. Russko-germanskij konflikt (K obyskam i arestam v Sovetskom Torgpredstve) [Russian-German conflict (to searches and arrests in the Soviet trade delegation)], 1924, Vremja [Time], 12 May. 20. Iz germanskoj pechati [From ...

• Russia’s political risk for the foreign investors: A special emphasis on Kaliningrad

  ... Caucasus, Business Eastern Europe , June 22, 2009 . 5.      Closson Stacy The North Caucasus after the Georgia-Russia Conflict, Rus­sian analytical digest 51/08, 2008. 6.      EIU Country Report: Russia , August, Economist Intelligence ... ... Kaliningrad: Gateway to Wider Europe, Russia in Global Af­fairs 1, January-March, 2005. 12. Lankina T., Savrasov A. Growing Social Protest in Russia, Russian ana­ly­ti­cal digest 60/09, 2009. 13. Malkova I. Foreigners Get Cash For ‘Strategic’ ...

• Migration processes on the Recovered territories in Poland in 1945—1950

  ... processes on the so-called Recovered territories, trans­ferred from Germany to Poland after the Second World War, are analyzed in documents and recent research. The author identifies the main migration waves that came in the first post-war years, gives a social description of the main groups of migrants and local Polish-speaking residents, shows the con­tradictions and conflicts between them and analyzes the difficulties encoun­tered in the process of their integration. The article concludes that the migra­tion policy for the authorities of the Polish People's Republic became the main instrument for confirming their ...

• A Critique of Latvian Integration

  ... Akadēmiskā Dzīve.2008. № 45. L. 13—20. 52. Zepa B., Kļave E. Latvija. Pārskats par tautas attīstību, 2010/2011. Nacionālā identitāte, mobilitāte un rīcībspēja. Rīga, 2011. 53. Zepa B., Lāce I. et al. The Aspect of Culture in the Social Inclusion of Ethnic Minorities. Flensburg, 2006. 54. Zepa B., Šūpule I. et al. Ethnopolitical tension in Latvia: Looking for the conflict solution. Rīga, 2005. 55. Zepa B., Šūpule I. et al. Integration Practice and Perspectives. Rīga, 2006. 56. Zepa B., Žabko O., Vaivode L. Valoda. Atskaite. 2008. Rīga, 2008. Kruk S. 32-52

• On the speech-act nature of the verbal threat.

  ... 2004. Vol. 10, № 3. Р. 241—272. 18. Probst N., Shkapenko T., Tkachenko A., Chernyakov A. Speech act of threat in everyday conflict discourse: production and perception // Lege Artis. 2018. Т. 3, № 2. P. 204—250. 19. Salgueiro A. B. Promises, threats,... ... 213—228. 20. Sami S. The Differences between Threat and Promise Acts // Interna­tional Research Journal of Humanities and Social Science. 2015. Vol. 7, iss. 3. P. 46—53. 21. Searle J. R. A taxonomy of illocutionary acts // Language, Mind and Know­ledge....

• Geography of Electoral Volatility in the Warmia and Mazury Voivodeship of Poland

  ... the phase of stabilization, the electoral volatility indices in different geographical areas changed due to a combination of social and political factors. The authors show that the ‘looseness’ of the Polish party system affect the electoral volatility ... ..., L. S. 1994, Processy obschestvennoj transformacii i konflikty v Pol'she 90-h godov [Processes of public transformation and conflicts in Poland of the 90th years], Moscow. (In Russ.) 16. Lykoshina, L. S. 2015, «Pol'sko-pol'skaya vojna», politicheskaya ...

• Elitist reasons behind the German revolution of November 1918

  ... on the eve of the war. The absence of bright personalities among the country's political estab­lishment, on the one hand, and the lack of unity among the German elite, on the other, were the major causes of the bankruptcy of the Kaiser’s Germany. Social and class conflicts within the German elite, in particular, the tensions between the German bourgeoisie and agrarians rendered it impossible to de­vise coherent domestic and foreign policies. Incompetent leadership and fre­quent political scandals, which discredited ...

• Russia-EU energy efficiency cooperation in the Baltic region: the untapped potential

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• Geopolitical development potential of the Russian exclusive region: search for key strategy and mechanisms for its implementation in new conditions

  ... regional society to develop an adaptive strategy that can ensure the absolute priority of all-Russian civic identity and effective social, economic and humanitarian cooper­ation with its Baltic neighbors. Such a mechanism could be the expansion of cross-border ... ... еd. by Z. Kurcz, E. Opiłowska, J. Roose. Baden-Baden, 2017. 17. Anderson E. W. Global Geopolitical Flashpoints: An Atlas of Conflict. L., 2016. 18. Christiansen T. The European Union and Global Governance // Global Gov­ernance from Regional Perspectives: ...

• Verb collocations of the semantic field «Memory» with the component ‘Vergangenheit’ in the German media

  ... forgetting: Historical memory and its ironies // History Today. 2017. Vol. 67 (3). 20. McQuaid S. D. Parading Memory and Re-member-ing Conflict: Collective Memory in Transition in Northern Ireland // International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society. 2017.... ... Conference «Current issues of linguistics and didactics: The interdisciplinary approach in humanities» (CILDIAH). Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research. Atlantis press, 2017. Vol. 97. Р. 239—245. 22. Rebrina L. N., Malushko E....

• The Development of International Tourism in Lithuania: a Comparative Analysis of Regional Aspects

  The processes related to the development of international tourism in Lithuania are of importance for the growth of economic, social, and cultural welfare. The increasing tourist and recreational attractiveness of such cities as Druskininkai, Trakai, Palanga,... ... ministerijos. 16. Morozov, V. 2004, Russia in the Baltic Sea Region: Desecuritization or Deregionalization? Cooperation and Conflict, no. 39, p. 317—331. 17. Nichols, K. 2001, Tourism as a Nation-Building Tool in the Baltic Republics, Middle States ...

• Coalition Within a Coalition: The Baltics in the European Union

  ... wacziarg/downloads/separatism.pdf (ac­ces­sed 11.03.2016). 11. Olson, M. 1982, The rise and decline of nations: Economic growth, stagflation and social rigidities, New Haven, CT, 273 p. 12. Olson, M., Zeckhauser, R. 1966, An economic theory of alliances, Review of Economic ... ... no. 3, p. 266—279. 13. Pluemper, T., Neumayer, E. 2015, Free-riding in alliances: Testing an old theory with a new method, Conflict Management and Peace Science, Vol. 32, no. 3, p. 247—268. 14. Chalmers, M. 2000, Sharing Security. The Political Economy ...

• Natural Increase in the Baltic South and South-West

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• Country Competitiveness: an Empirical Study

  ... Sadka, E. 2003, Which Countries Export FDI, and How Much? Paper presented at the 6th Conference of the Analysis of International Capital Markets RTN, Universita di Roma III, December. 30. Razin A., Rubinstein Y. and E. Sadka Fixed Costs and FDI: The Conflicting Effects of Productivity Shocks// Working Paper 10864. 2004. National Bureau of Economic Research. URL: http://www.nber.org/papers/w10864 (дата обращения: 10.02.2016). 31. Shastitko, A., Pavlova, N. 2016, Socially Efficient Entry Barriers? Balt. Reg., Vol. 8, no. 4, p. 26—38. DOI: 10.5922/2079-8555-2016-4-3. 32. Söderström, H. T., Braunerhjelm, P., Friberg, R., Norman, V., Sölvell, Ö. 2001, Sweden in the New Economic Geography of Europe, SNS, Economic ...