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... experience could be applied by the Russian state authorities in order to develop relations with foreign oil companies that could take part in offshore exploration in the Russian Barents Sea through concluding similar agreements between Russian state institutions and foreign oil and gas companies, which can give impetus to the development of the technological component of Russian oil and gas sector. Research and technology agreements have been used by Norwegians in order to diversify the economy and ...

... Europe / M. Dobry (ed.). Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. 4. Drazen A. Political Economy in Macroeconomics. Princeton, 2000. 5. Economic expert. URL: http://www.economicexpert.com/ ( дата обращения : 05.09.2011). 6. Gagliardi F. Institutions and economic change: A critical survey of the new institu-tional approaches and empirical evidence // The Journal of Socio-Economics. 2008. № 37(1). P. 416—430. 7. The Natural Advantage of Nations: Business Opportunities, Innovation ...

... issue of military missions planned by the Lithuanian Army, as well as the way riflemen implemented them. Since the Union did not only offer military training, but was also engaged in patriotic propaganda, the article focuses on the network of cultural institutions, homes of riflemen, orchestras, libraries, choirs, and athletic clubs used by the Union. The article sets out to establish whether the loss of Lithuanian sovereignty could have been possible without giving rise to a protracted guerrilla ...

... 13.Menard C. The Economics of Hybrid Organizations // Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics. 2004. V. 160. P. 1—32. 14.Menard C. Hybrid organization of production and distribution // Revista de Analisis Economico. 2006. 15.Özcan S. Institutions, Institutional Innovation and Institutional Change in Clasters. URL: http://www.druid.dk/uploads/tx_picturedb/dw2004—902.pdf 16.Sölvell Ö., Lindquist G., Ketels Ch. The Cluster Initiative Book. Boston, 2003. Шаститко А. Е....

... Балтийского и Черного морей, а также дать обзор этих стратегических районов, выделив их сходства и различия. 1. Aydin M. Regional cooperation in the Black Sea and the role of institutions // Perceptions Journal of International Affairs. 2005. Vol. 10. 2. Bergman A. Adjacent Internationalism, The Concept of Solidarity and Post-Cold War Nordic-Baltic Relations, in Cooperation and Conflict // Journal of the Nordic International ...

... 2009. 27. Theory and Application of the Means for Transmission and Stabilization of the Rotary Motion / B. Spruogis [et al.]. Vilnius, 2009. 28. Dijokienė D. Urban Heritage of Historical Suburbs. Vilnius, 2009. 29. Strategic planning in public institutions / J. Bivainis [et al.]. Vilnius, 2009. 30. Andriušaitienė D. Development of labour market of depressed regions of the country. Vilnius, 2008. 31. Kalinauskas R. The energy and entropy in the grounds of the humanism. Vilnius, 2008. ...

... from EU Enlargement. London , 2001. 24. Grabbe H. What new members states bring into the European Union // Euro­pean Union enlargement / ed. by N. Nugent . New York, 2004. Р . 7 0—83 . 25. How the European Union works. Your guide to the EU institutions. Brus­sels , 2005. 26. Nugent N. Distinctive and Recurring Features of Enlargement Rounds // Euro­pean Union Enlargement / ed. by N. Nugent . New York , 2004. P. 56—70. 27. Nugent N. Unfolding of the 10+2 Enlargement Round / ed. ...

... Rights, which has arisen in connection with the legal collision in the case of Markin. An analysis of this discussion lets see what principles underlie systems of the parties' arguments, as well as how the discursive and argumentative practice of social institutions related to the question of their legitimacy. In particular, this question is not important for the Constitutional Court, which can rely on the doctrine of statism hiding the base of his argumentation. European Court is in a different position ...

... motive, Russian Empire The article reveals the issues of self-actualization in the process of acculturation of the German princesses in the Russian Empire. It is argued in the paper that public activity (charity, creation of educational and medical institutions) and participation in the political life of the country appear to be factors of successful self-actualization in foreign culture.