Query: Vytautas Magnus univ*

title: VYTAUTAS MAGNUS UNIVERSITETY FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND DIPLOMACY DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
abstract: 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 PADEKA.  THEORIES IN PRACTICE. 11 1.1. Theory of Peace Education 11 1.2. Theory of Communicative Action 13 HERMENEUTICS AND INTERPRETATIONS OF PEACE BUILDING CHALLENGES AND INFLUENTIAL FACTORS 16 2.1 Hermeneutics 16 2.2. Conflict and Challenges of communication in peace building. 17 2.3. Capacity building and advocacy/peace education 19 2.4. Impact of Post Stress Traumatic Disorder and Secondary Trauma on negotiation process. Emotional memory and PTSD. 22 CHALLENGES TO SUSTAINABLE PEACE COMMUNICATION IN SOUTH CAUCASUS REGION 24 3.1. South Caucasus region and understanding of sustainable peace communication 24 EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS PEACE BUILDING PROCESS OVER NAGORNO KARABAKH 27 4.1. Methodology and the research design 27 4.2. Data processing and data analysis (hermeneutics) 29 4.3. The result representation 30 4.4. Interpersonal conflict and cost of the war in Nagorno Karabakh 30 4.5. PTSD and Secondary trauma effects 33 4.6. The attitudes towards peace and perceptions 37 4.7. Long lasting conflict healing or deepening pains 39 4.8. The general view about the conflicting party, Armenia and wishes 43 4.9. Evaluation of the collected data.

title: VYTAUTAS MAGNUS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF LITHUANIAN HISTORY

title: LITHUANIAN UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES VETERINARY ACADEMY Jurat/ Buitkuvien/ EPIDEMIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF PORCINE REPRODUCTIVE AND RESPIRATORY SYNDROME VIRUS (PRRSV) IN LITHUANIAN WILD BOARS AND PIGS POPULATION Summary of Doctoral Dissertation Agricultural Sciences, Veterinary Medicine (02A)
abstract: Members: Prof. Dr. Mindaugas Malakauskas Veterinary Academy of Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Agricultural Sciences, Veterinary Medicine 02 A) Prof. Dr. Algimantas Paulauskas (Vytautas Magnus University, Biomedical Sciences, Biology 01 B) Prof. Dr. Algirdas Salomskas Veterinary Academy of Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Agricultural Sciences, Veterinary Medicine 02 A) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Antanas Sarkinas (Food Institute of Kaunas University of Technology, Technological Sciences, Chemical Engineering 05 T)

title: Impact of the Use of ICT upon University Students Approach to Learning a Foreign Language
abstract: The purpose of the paper is to identify the changes in university students' approach to learning, comparing the resul ts obtained in two studies performed within a period of a decad e (in 1997 and in 2007) The research methodology is based on a qualitative approach to learning that views human l earning as a meaningful process oriented to the construction of meaning, or, more precisely, on phenomenographic research which distinguishes deep and surface approaches to learni ng. 527 first year Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania) student s who participated in the first survey in 1997 and 565 fi rst year university students research participants of the se cond survey in 2007 were asked to provide their perceptions of the use of ICT upon their learning and English as a foreign langua ge learning and provide their personal meaning of learning, learning the English language and lifelong learning conceptions responding to open ended questions. Students' responses were a nalyzed following the research methodology proposed by phenomenographic research.

title: Osobennosti slovoizmeneniia inoiazychnoi leksiki (na materiale litovsko russkogo iazykovogo kontaktirovaniia)

title: SOCiAL SERViCES DEVELOPMENT iN RURAL AREAS DESiGNiNG DOMESTiC HELP FOR ELDERLy PEOPLE
abstract: Considering the deficiencies of social services for the elderly in governmental institutions and growing demand of ensuring services in rural areas, the paper aims to assess the needs of elderly people for social services in the selected rural areas and to propose the social services' development opportunities in terms of domestic help for the elderly. The social services facilitate support to elderly dependents in their homes, without interrupting their relationships with the family and the community, and improving their quality of life. The survey has shown that the municipality usually satisfies only basic biological needs of old people in rural areas. In order to ensure the well being of elderly people, a complete cooperation among governmental and non governmental institutions is required. Development of the services should be focused on the provision of the domestic help services for elderly people who do not receive them, and the diversity of the services for those residents who receive services from the municipality. The implementation of the development project of the domestic help services would enable the elderly residents of the rural municipality to have access to the most necessary services at the required frequency and intensity, considering the recipients' needs, thus improving the quality of life of the elderly people of local community and ensuring their dignified ageing.

title: CREATIVE SELF MANAGEMENT AS A TOOL OF ENHANCING INNOVATION'S PORTFOLIO OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
abstract: This study is based on theoretical approaches that could justify an innovation oriented organization's management integrity, focusing on interactive creative management and creative self management synergy. There have been suggested three methodological paradigms of the educational model of creative (self)management. While applying the profound interview method during the participation,The organization staff's attitudes were disclosed regarding the independent innovative activity, their lack of competence. The correlation is identified concerning the results of the Siauliai and Vilnius logistics organizations'(2009 and organizations of different profile in North Lithuania (2010) survey.

title: COLLECTION OF THE PLANT SYMPHYOTRICHUM NEES GENUS IN VYTAUTAS MAGNUS UNIVERSITY BOTANICAL GARDEN
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title: VYTAUTAS MAGNUS UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND DIPLOMACY DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Ausrine Skeberdyte ORGANIZED CRIME INFLUENCE ON POLITICS IN LATIN AMERICA: THE CASE OF VENEZUELA (2013 2019) Bachelor thesis
abstract: The topic of this research is Organized crime influence on politics in Latin America: the case of Venezuela (2013 2019) Relevance and Novelty: The topic of organized crime is always relevant and essential. Organized crime risk and impact for Latin America is extreme high. Nevertheless, in my paper, I would look at the case of Venezuela. Historically, organized crime hasn't been at such a high level compared to other countries, but organized crime in Venezuela has exceeded the high level of crime in the last decade. Object of the research: Organized crime in Venezuela in 2013 2019.  To analyze the influence of organized crime in Venezuela. Tasks of the research: 1. To describe the concept and types of organized crime; 2. To describe the tendencies of organized crime in Latin America; 3. To identify historical and political factors that have contributed to the rise of organized crime in Venezuela; 4. To identify the political consequences of organized crime in Venezuela. The methodology of the research: This thesis is to design to investigate the activities and influence of organized crime in Venezuela, in 2013 2019 period. This period is well suited to the investigation because in this time of period, organized crime has been growing in Venezuela. This research is a qualitative study that uses a combination of content and discourse analysis. As part of my research to reach answers, I will look at and reviews scholarly articles and books and look at statistics and accurate data. I will compare the growth of organized crime in the past and, at present, rely on scientific databases and conducted researches. I will use this methodology to get a targeted answer on how and why organized crime in Venezuela has grown and what influence it creats on politics.  After analysis, it is possible to make the conclusions that the political and economic crisis in Venezuela escalated over the last decade. In Venezuela, declining oil production,

title: VYTAUTAS MAGNUS UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT