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• Assessing spatial and temporal changes in the landscape vulnerability in the Kaliningrad region as an element of sustainable spatial planning

  ... local levels and creates problems for using advanced international experience in problem solving. This study aims to establish a methodology for a comprehensive assessment of the Kaliningrad region’s territory according to the degree of landscape vulnerability to the anthropogenic impact in spatial and temporal aspects. In practical terms, this study demonstrates the possibility of introducing environmental approaches into the system of regional spatial planning in view of the geoecological, economic,...

• Negative externalities and sustainability of energy sector

  ..., Hammer M., Folke C., Costanza R. (Eds). Investing in Natural Capital: The Ecological Economics Approach to Sustainability. - Washington DC. P.128- 149. 5.         Bohle, H. G., Downing, T. E., Watts, M. J. (1994). Climate change and social vulnerability: toward a sociology and geography of food insecurity // Global Environmental Change. Vol.4, issue 1. P. 37-48. 6.         Callan S. J., Thomas J. M. (2007). Environmental economics: applications, policy, and theory. Thomson South-Western....

• Methodology of assessment of natural complexes sensitivity to anthropogenic impact

  This article offers a comparative analysis of the concepts of «stability», «sensitivity», «vulnerability» in relation to natural complexes and offers the author's methodology for assessing the vulnerability of natural complexes to anthropogenic impact. 1. Белов Н. С. Оценка геоэкологической ситуации в ...

• Cloud Service Analysis of Opera­ting Systems and Applications

  The presence of a large number of vulnerabilities in modern operating systems and software that pose a threat to information security determines the need to study them when training specialists in the field of information securi­ty. The article discusses the principles of building a ...

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

  ... Environment), 2006, National report to the UNCCD, History of the convention and its ratification by Latvia. 9. Karklins, A. 2000, Soil 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....

• Regional innovation security as a coherence of multi-cyclic self-organizing: experience in building an ideal model

  ... violation of the coherence between subcycles of shorter length (taking into account their phase shift), which is analogous to the acoustic beat effect in the propagation of wave phe­nomena in natural environments. The same phenomenon becomes a factor of vulnerability of the regional system in relation to irregularly occurring and turbulently developing impulses of the external environment. The theoretical model and hypothesis are verified on the basis of empirical data on the Western border regions ...

• The labour market of Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave amid Covid-19

  ... and youth unemployment in Italy, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, no. 54, p. 150—162. doi:10.1016/j.strueco.2020.04.011. 4. Verick, S. 2011, The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Labour Markets in OECD Countries: Why Youth and Other Vulnerable Groups Have Been Hit Hard. In: Islam, I., Verick, S. From the Great Recession to Labour Market Recovery, p. 119—145. doi: https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230295186_5 . 5. Sharma, S., Winkler, H. 2018, The labour market effects of financial crises,...

• Features of preparation of an active audit of information security of the process control system

  ... other systems are indicated. The features of determining the parameters of a secure audit of multi-level APCS are considered. Vetrov I. A., Podtopelny V. V. audit, risk, information systems, automated information system of technological processes, vulnerability 5-11

• Monotowns: A New Take on the Old Problem

  The authors of this paper propose an approach to studying risk management in the most vulnerable monotowns that would account for the relations between major stakeholders and use the tools developed in the framework of the new institutional economic theory. Having compared the existing definitions of the “monotown” concept, the authors ...

• Work-life balance during the Covid-19 outbreak: the case of Latvia

  ... spatial variation, and the risk of “hospital deserts” during COVID-19 in England and Wales. OSF Preprints, 2020 doi: 10.31219/osf.io/g8s96. 6. Esteve A., Permanyer I., Boertien D., Vaupel J. W. National age and co-residence patterns shape COVID-19 vulnerability // Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 2020. Vol. 117, № 28. P. 16118—16120. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2008764117 . 7. Buheji M., Cunha K. The Extent of COVID-19 Pandemic Socio-Economic Impact on Global Poverty // A ...

• Cultural types and the perception of current environmental risks by local communities of the Baltic Sea region

  ... the identified groups is made. It is concluded that the proposed model is methodologically promising and there is a need for differentiated risk-communication strategies. 1. Smit, B., Hovelsrud, G., Wandel, J. 2008, CAVIAR: Community Adaptation and Vulnerability in Arctic Regions, University of Guelph, Department of Geography, Occasional Paper, no. 28. 2. Budzyte, A.; Balzekiene, A. 2018, Public perceptions of institutional responsibility in climate change risk in Baltic Nordic countries, Journal ...

• The evolution of US political priorities in the Baltic sea region in the 2010s

  ... the Baltic States. This article shows how the US, motivated by the need to ‘contain’ Russia, was developing its overall approaches to ensuring its political leadership in the Baltic region. It demonstrates how Washington is planning to reduce the vulnerability of certain nations of the region to Russia’s military and non-military influence and what steps the US and its NATO allies have taken in this direction. It is argued that, although the Western military buildup in the Baltic Sea region ...

• Cyberbullying, a new threat to adolescents’ personal security

  ... adoles-cents, in particular, on the problem of bullying. A new threat to psychological security of teenagers – cyberbullying – is identified. The authors believe that, going through fundamental personality transformations, adolescents are espe-cially vulnerable to psychological violence. The article analyses the notions of ‘bullying’ and ‘cyberbullying’ and identifies the features of the latter necessi-tating new cyberbullying prevention measures. 1. Баранов А. А. Стресс-толерантность ...

• ASTP Information Security Audit Issue

  ... M., Barbasa M. CANopen Implementation Applications to Industrial Net­works. Research Studies Press, 2000. Khvatov D. A., Kovtun A. I., Podtopelny V. V. audit, risk, information systems, automated information system of tech­nological processes, vulnerability 67-75

• Estimation of Natural Protection of Groundwater in the Kaliningrad Region

  ... загрязнение природных вод углеводородами и его экологи­ческие последствия / отв. ред. В.   И. Осипов. М., 2001. 13.   Witkowski A.   J., Vrba J., Kowalczyk A. Groundwater Vulnerability Assessment and Mapping // AH-Selected Papers . V. 11. London , 2007. Mikhnevich G. natural protection against pollution, areas of sufficient protection, groundwater, Kaliningrad region. 93-101 10.5922/2223-2095-2010-1-14

• On implementation of legal investigation in the Russian criminal process

  ... lawyer’s work in collect­ing evidence, specific proposals to improve the process of collecting evidence in a criminal process are made. The area of criminal procedural law governing the power to gather evidence by a lawyer is the most sensitive and vulnerable point for criticism from analysts. The process of evidence gathering in the framework of the criminal process should be ultimately regulated so that to exercise several principles of criminal justice, includ­ing the presumption of innocence,...

• Climate variability in the dynamics of seasonal development of plants in the South-East Baltic

  ... Beobachtungen des Preussischen Botanischen Vereins und des Botanischen Vereins der Provinz Brandenburg. Leupold, 1894 12. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fifth Assessment Report. Working group 2. Climate Change 2014: Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability. URL: http://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar5/wg2/ 13. Kalvane G., Romanovskaja D., Briede A., Baksiene E. Influence of climate change on phenological phases in Latvia and Lithuania // Climate Research. 2009. Vol. 39. P. 209—219. 14. Körner C....

• International legal protection of marine environment from vessel-source pollution

  ... судов. М., 1986. 16. Boyle A. E. Marine Pollution under the Law of the Seas Convention // American Journal of International Law. 1985, Vol. 79, № 2. P. 347—372. 17. Kachel M. J. Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas: the IMO's Role in Protecting Vulnerable Marine Areas. Berlin, 2008. 18. Proelss A. Meeresschutz im Völker- und Europarecht: das Beispiel des Nordostatlantiks.Berlin, 2004. 19. International, Regional and National Environmental Law/ ed. F. L. Morrison, R. Wolfrum. Kluwer Law ...

• Communication of Covid-19 consequences in the Baltic States inforsphere

  ... The Narrative Characteristics of News Discourse in the Time of New Media, The New Philological Bulletin, no. 2 (45). doi: https://doi.org/10.24411/2072-9316-2018-00013 . 8. Česnakas, G., Jakštaitė, G., Juozaitis, J. 2016, Assessment of political vulnerabilities on security of energy supply in the Baltic States, Baltic Journal of Law & Politics, vol. 9, no. 1, p. 153—182. https://doi.org/10.1515/bjlp-2016-0007 . 9. Kretinin, G. V., Katrovskiy, A. P., Pototskaya, T. I., Fedorov, G. M. 2016, ...

• Climate change and the dynamics of vector-borne disease rate in the Kaliningrad region

  ... Organization (WHO). Ge­neva, 2003. 20. Magnusson U. , Boqvist S. Leptospira — an indicator of climate change-driven increased risk for infectious disease? // Climate change and agricultural production in the Baltic Sea Region — Focus on effects, vulnerability and adaptation. NJF report. 2010. Vol. 6, №   1. P. 37. 21. Дневник   погоды. URL: http://diary.gismeteo.ru (дата обращения: 15.02.2011) Barinova G. M., Kokhanovskaya M. I. climate change, vector-borne ...

• Factors and features of innovative development of the Repub­lic of Crimea

  ... 205—238. 21. Dalum, B., Pedersen, R., Villumsen, G. Technological Life Cycles: A Regional Cluster Facing Disruption // European Urban and Regional Studies. 2005. Vol. 12, iss. 3. Р. 229—246. 22. Porter M. E. U. S. Competitiveness 2001: Strengths, Vulnerabilities and long term priorities / / Council on competitiveness. Washington, 2001. P. 35—86. 23. Schumpeter, J. A. Business Cycles: A Theoretical, Historical, and Statistical Analysis of the Capitalist Process. N. Y. ; Toronto ; L., 1939. 24....

• The current state of the climate system of the Kaliningrad region and global warming

  ... области в 2016 году : государственный доклад. Калининград, 2017. 13. Anisimov O. A., Vaughan D. G., Callaghan T. V. et. al. Polar regions (Arctic and An­tarctic). Climate Change: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability. Contribution of Wor­king Group II to the Fourth As- sessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Cambridge, 2007. 14. Оценочный доклад об изменениях климата и их последствиях ...

• Geosituational Modelling of Coastal Marine Systems

  ... atlas mapping and landscape planning. As a result of the geosituational analysis the authors got new insights into the solar-terrestrial links, marine-terrestrial ecosystems, global and regional processes related to climate change, oceanization, the vulnerability of natural systems under the increasing pressure of anthropogenic activities, and continuously increasing risks presented by industrial agriculture and other types of land use. 1. Fedorov, G. M. (ed.), 2016, Atlas poslevoennyh izmenenij ...

• Regional Geographic Information Systems of Health and Environmental Monitoring

  ... endocrine and urogenital pathologies. The main factors having an adverse impact on health are emissions of carcinogens into the atmosphere and the negative impact of transport on the environment. The authors identify and characterize environmentally vulnerable parts of the city and developed principles of creating an automated system of health monitoring and control of environmental risks. The article offers a number of measures aimed at the reduction of environmental risks, better protection of ...

• Response of the Lithuanian municipalities to the First Wave of COVID-19

  ... cosmopolitan democracy, Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research. vol. 29, no. 2, p. 134—160. 32. Ito, N. C., Pongeluppe, L. S. 2020, The COVID-19 Outbreak and the Municipal Administration Responses: Resource Munificence, Social Vulnerability, and the Effectiveness of Public Actions, Revista de Administração Pública, vol. 54, no. 4, p. 782—838. 33. Burkšienė, V., Dvorak, J., Burbulytė-Tsiskarishvili, G., Normantė, I., Dūda, M., Civinskas, R. 2017, Viešosios paslaugos: ...

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

  ....eu/media/balticstateseu-historypolitics-kasekamp-ne-jdi-july13 .pdf?pdf=ok (accessed 17.06.2015). 31. Ozonis, A. 1994, The Policies of the Baltic Countries Vis-à-vis the CSCE, NATO and WEU, The Foreign Policies of the Baltic Countries: Basic Issues, p. 49—50. 32. Haab, M. 1998, Potentials and Vulnerabilities of the Baltic States. In: Han­sen, B., Heurlin, B. (eds.) The Baltic States in World Politics, New York, St. Mar­tin’s Press. 33. Vilpišauskas, R. 2013, Lithuanian foreign policy since EU accession: Torn between history and interdependence....

• The legitimation and criticism of violence in international law. A po¬litical science perspective

  ... manifested in interventions, be it ‘humanitarian’ interventions to protect a diaspora (human rights) or the fight for the sphere of influence (in the name of sovereignty) wellknown since the Cold War. Thus, both variants considered by Kant proved to be vulnerable; the ambiguities, which were almost unnoticeable in his ban on intervention, have come to the fore. An attempt was made to justify humanitarian intervention through the ban to use force for the purposes contradicting the goals of the UN Charter,...

• The influence of the sea on the economic development and settlement structure in the Baltic Sea region

  ... Cultures, Vol. 1, no. 1, p. 27—37. 43. Metchnikoff, L. 1889, La civilisationet les grands fleuveshistoriques. 44. Nicholls, R. J., Wong, P. P., Burkett, V. R. et al. 2007, Coastal systems and low-lying areas. Climate Change 2007: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability. Contribution of Portnews, available at: https://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar4/wg2/ar4-wg2-chapter6.pdf (accessed 01.01.2017). 45. Pullen, J., Ching, J., Sailor D. et al. 2008, Progress toward the challenges of our coastal urban ...

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

  ... European Countries, Comparative Population Studies, vol. 37, no. 1—2. 37. Lafleur, J. M., Stanek, M. 2017, EU Migration and the Economic Crisis: Concepts and Issues. In: South-North Migration of EU Citizens in Times of Crisis. 38. Kuznetsova, O. V. 2020, Vulnerability of Regional Economies’ Structure in Crisis Conditions, Federalism, no. 2, p. 20—38. doi: https://doi.org/10.21686/2073-1051-2020-2-20-38 (in Russ.). 39. Zubarevich, N. V., Safronov, S. G. 2020, Regions of Russia in the acute phase of ...