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... серьезные теоретические и практические последствия как для ЕС, так и третьих стран, включая Россию. Научная литература 1. Braun J. EU Energy Policy under the Treaty of Lisbon Rules: Between a new policy and business as usual, 2011. URL: http://www . academia.edu/1376523/The_EU_2020_Energy_Initiative_The_post- Lisbon_pattern_of_change_in_EU_energy_policy (дата обращения: 17.01.2013). 2. ...

... through the Polish corridor, the status of the Free city of Danzig, etc.). Soviet consuls carefully observed political life in Königsberg and the province. On the one hand, they paid attention to an increase in the nationalist and fascist attitudes. On the other hand, they emphasized the aspirations of the local political and business elite to develop economic cooperation with the Soviet Union. The People's Commissariat for Foreign Affairs tried to transform East Prussia into a Soviet lobby in the German ...

... the case of the Kaliningrad region. The current approaches to defining tourism innovations in Russian and international studies are not comprehensive and do not reflect the essence of innovative processes. Innovative development is often reduced to the introduction of new information technologies, i. e. informatization replaces innovative development. However, it is important to take into account other innovative tools: for instance, interactive network museums in developing innovative tourist attraction objects, e-marketing in introducing innovations in tourist product promotion, programmes of private- public partnership in the field of public ...

... cluster internationalization between these clusters, which are rather different but complementary in terms of skills. The research material for this desk study was collected from various sources, including journal articles, media, research reports, and other publications. The results of the study indicate that the increasing cooperation within the triangle of these clusters has a significant potential in terms of combining different areas of expertise and creating a multidimensional maritime industry hub in the region....

... performing area are the suburban districts of Guryevsk and Bagrationovsk and the agricultural districts of Nesterov and Pravdinsk, whereas the worst performing ones are those of Gvardeisk, Krasnoznamensk, Ozersk, and Chernykhovsk. A comparison with the other constituent entities of the Northwestern federal district proved that the level of social wellbeing of Kaliningrad rural municipalities is rather high and most of them have made the transition from depression to sustainable development.

... last two censuses (2000 and 2010), namely, the population size and the age and gender composition. In order to demonstrate the core-periphery relationship, the authors identified the core ATUs (national and regional capitals and capital areas), whereas the other units were grouped by their remoteness from the center. The analysis shows that in the countries and regions studied, population concentrates in the capitals and capital areas, whereas the periphery loses population at a fast rate. The centripetal ...

... migration as a serious test for both the migrants and the receiving society. On the one hand, migrants have to adapt to a different national, cultural, and linguistic environment and look for the ways of successful integration into the receiving society. On the other hand, the receiving society also faces a serious transformation as a result of the changing population size and structure, the emergence of new elements in culture, rules of behaviour, and the development of new attitudes.

... divided Baltic became a platform for the unfolding processes of emergence and recognition of its regional unity. The author focuses on the justification of social and cultural integrity of the region and considers the traditional Nordic countries and the Baltic Sea states as interrelated components of a single region differing from other European regions in terms of not only economic interests, but also natural and sociocultural landscape.

... crossborder regional relations between Russia and the European Union in the developing of mutually beneficial joint strategic cooperation. The main results are as follows. Historical experience, geopolitical position, national psychology, and some other factors determine the perception on the state frontier in a political culture, which can be vary in the mass consciousness from country to country. State frontier is a key imperative of the cross-border regional cooperation. Cross-border cooperation between Russia and ...

... significant imbalances. In many aspects, it can be interpreted as Swedish expansion or home markets development for Northern European companies. Although many German, Polish and Russian companies also take part in corporate integration in the Baltic Region, the other vectors of their foreign economic relations are usually more important. As a result, despite significant Russian direct investments in the three Baltic States, the actual integration of Russian business into the Baltic part of the European integration ...

... следствием внутренних преобразований СССР и РФ, а также перемен во внешней политике Центральной и Восточной Европы. 1. Habermas J . The Inclusion of the Other: Studies in Political Theory Cam­brid­ge, Massachusetts, The MIT Press, 1999. 2. Huntington S. The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order. A Touchstone Book, 1997. 3. Kant I. Political Writings. Cambridge, New York, Port ...

... Leiden, 2009. 5. Council of the European Union. Decision of 30 October 1997 on the conclu­sion of the partnership and cooperation agreement between the European Commu­nities and its member states, on the one part, and the Russian Federation, on the other part // Official Journal . 1997. 28 Nov. L/327. 6. Common Strategy of the European Union of 4 June 1999 on Russia (1999/ 414/CFSP) // Official Journal of the European Communities . 24.06.1999. L 157 . 7. Council Regulation (EC) N 693/2003 ...

... differences in language, values and methods accepted by various social groups and functionally specialized for solving diverse social problems. Social interests and consequently the types of rationality accepted by different social groups can contradict each other and conflict with one another. As a particular example, the peculiarities and typological differences of bureaucratic and pedagogical rationality are considered. The existence of a conflict between these types of rationality in contemporary Russian formal education is postulated and the essence of this conflict ...

... от выполнения команды. Balbiani, P. Herzig, A. & Troquard, N. Alternative axiomatics and complexity of deliberative STIT theories // Journal of Philosophical Logic, Vol. 37, pp. 387-406, 2008. Belnap, N. Backwards and forwards in the modal logic of agency // Philosophy and phenomenological research, pp. 777-807, 1991. Belnap, N. Before refraining: Concepts for agency // Erkenntnis, Vol. 34, pp. 137-169, 1991. Belnap, N. & Perloff, M. In the realm of agents // Annals of Mathematics ...

... Kelly, K. (1996) The Logic of Reliable Inquiry, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Maher, P. (1993) Betting on Theories, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Nagel, T. (1986) The View from Nowhere, Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press. Ramsey, F.P. (1931) The Foundations of Mathematics and other Logical Essays, L.: Routledge and Kegan Paul. научная рациональность, байесианство, теория подтверждения, субъективная вероятность 80-96 scientific rationality, ...

... relationship between two key concepts of ontology and anthropology — "sublimation" and "profanation." It is noted that during the formation of the world its internal forces, on the one hand, are directed to the creation of reality, on the other hand — to its destruction. Keeping proper development process is possible only by a human being with the condition that they understand essential principles of ontogenesis as well as faith in God.

... атрибуты. М., 2003. Yulia V. Gorbatova 3-28 God, omnipotence, Adams worlds, possible worlds semantics, Leibniz, Plantinga This article deals with the concept of omnipotence very important for contemporary analytic philosophy of religion. Within the analytic tradition it is usual to uncover an apparent tension between God’s omnipotence and other divine attributes. In response, some authors have proposed their own ideas on how classical problems of omnipotence can be solved in terms of possible worlds theory. In this paper we aim to consider the approaches developed by Geach, Adams and Plantinga....

... role of skepticism in their theories. To what extent can antiphysicalism withstand physicalism, and is physicalism in spite of its faults in a better position, since it offers, admittedly imperfect answers, while antiphysicalism does not offer anything other than criticism of the existing theories?

... construction of n argumentation theory connected with the transmission of meaning in the process of argumentative interaction. On the basis of several characteristic polemic examples, the author shows how the phenomenological concept of meaning and the other ego allows revealing the nature of the most efficient argumentation mechanisms causing the change in the position of the addressee of the argumentative message.