Linkas Instructions for Authors

ISSN 2029-7017 CONTENTS Vol. 5 No.2 2015 DECEMBER (online) ISSN 2029-7025 Lloyd Chubbs. CHAIRMAN, NATO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WORKING GROUP. FOREWORD Magdalena Zug. THE INFLUENCE OF PROTECTED AREAS ON MILITARY TRAINING AREAS University of Salford The General Jonas Žemaitis Ministry of National Defence A Greater Manchester University Military Academy of Lithuania Republic of Lithuania IN TERMS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 129 Martin Vaško, Josef Abrhám. ISSUES OF SECURE AND SUSTAINABLE E-TOURISM: CASE Journal of OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC 137 Lasma Dobele, Gunta Grinberga-Zalite, Linda Kelle. SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: SCENARIOS FOR PROMOTION SECURITY AND OF SOCIAL INNOVATION IN LATVIA 149 Gunnar Prause. SUSTAINABILITY SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODELS AND STRUCTURES FOR INDUSTRY 4.0 159 Angelina Rosha, Natalja Lace. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOURAL PATTERNS: ISSUES TO INNOVATIONS THROUGH COACHING 171 International Entrepreneurial Perspectives Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Laima Gerlitz. and Innovative Outcomes DESIGN FOR PRODUCT AND SERVICE INNOVATION IN INDUSTRY 4.0 AND EMERGING SMART SOCIETY 181 Anatoli Beifert. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MODELS FOR REGIONAL AIRPORTS – CASE STUDIES FROM THE BALTIC SEA REGION 199 Eunice Omolola Olaniyi, Merli Reidolf. ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION STRATEGIES IN THE CONTEXT OF SMART SPECIALIZATION 213 Meike Schröder, Gunnar Prause. RISK MANAGEMENT FOR GREEN TRANSPORT CORRIDORS 229 Mike Wahl. STRATEGIC FACTOR ANALYSIS FOR INDUSTRY 4.0 241 Karine Oganisjana, Svetlana Surikova. SOCIAL INNOVATION IN THE PROMOTION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONTEMPORARY LATVIAN SOCIETY 249 Modrīte Pelše, Sandija Zēverte-Rivža, Zane Rone. NATO Energy Security SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS IN THE PROMOTION OF HOME PRODUCED Centre of Excellence PRODUCTS IN THE MARKET 259 Bulat Akhmadeev, Sergey Manakhov. EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE COOPERATION BETWEEN START-UPS, VENTURE INVESTORS, AND CORPORATIONS 269 Konstantins Kozlovskis, Julija Bistrova. SOCIAL SECURITY ISSUES: THE EFFICIENCY OF THE LATVIAN PENSION SYSTEM 285 Svetlana Kalyugina, Wadim Strielkowski, Lev Ushvitsky, Elena Astachova. SUSTAINABLE AND SECURE DEVELOPMENT: FACET OF PERSONAL FINANCIAL ISSUES 297 http://dx.doi.org/10.9770/jssi.2015.5.2 2015, 5(2) Linkas Instructions for Authors Complete guidelines for preparing and submitting area of 150×255 mm each. The length of the article your manuscript to this journal are provided below. should not be less then 8 pages and cannot exceed 25 pages. The instructions below are specifically directed at the authors who wish to submit a manuscript to the Jour- The title of the article should be printed in 11 pt bold nal of Security and Sustainability Issues. type and should be centered. There should be a single line space between the title and the author’s name. The Journal of Security and Sustainability Issues Foreword to a new issue of international scientific considers all manuscripts on the strict condition that The name and surname of the authors should be print- peer-reviewed Journal of Security and Sustainability they have been submitted only to it; that they neither ed in small letters of 11 pt bold type and should be have been published yet, nor they are under consider- centred. Below the author’s surname, the name of the Issues ation for publication or in press elsewhere. It should institution (represented by the author or co-authors) be clearly indicated if a submission was previously must be printed in 10 pt italic; its address and the au- declined by another journal. Authors who fail to ad- thor’s e-mail written and centred. here to this condition will be charged with all costs Abstract and Keywords should be printed single which the Journal of Security and Sustainability Is- Dear readers, spaced, in 9 pt typeface, in one column and after the sues incurs and their paper will not be published. institution address and space of three lines below the Today I am introducing interested readers to the newest issue of an international scientific journal Contributions to the Journal of Security and Sustain- institution address should be left. Words Abstract and which tackles a wide range of issues related to sustainability both in the civil and military domain. ability Issues must report original research and will Keywords must be printed in bold. The size of the be subject to peer-review. abstract cannot be less than 600 typographic signs. In order to preserve our planet for future generations we need to increase our awareness of threats, as There should be a space of one line between the ab- well as discuss and generate solutions. The ultimate aim of such discussions is to arrive at concrete General Information stract and keywords. 6-10 keywords should be pro- policy developments, which would lead to greater efficiency, consistent with a more manageable use vided and selected according to Thesaurus, e.g. http:// of scare resources, be it energy, natural, capital or human resources. We need to enhance the aware- All papers are to be written in English. The Journal www.esds.ac.uk/search/hassetSearch.asp. ness and cultural dimensions in the field of security and sustainability, irrespectively of intercultural of Security and Sustainability Issues is an internation- differences. ally refereed journal designed to further the frontiers Introduction, main text and conclusions should be of knowledge in security and sustainability. Each ar- printed in 11 pt type single interval in one column at Let us cooperate in raising issues, discussing and developing solutions and policies. I truly believe ticle is reviewed by at least two experts, appointed by the distance of 1 line from keywords. that the joint efforts of civil and military societies, of international organizations, such as the North the Editorial Board, who will examine the manuscript Figures or tables should be mentioned in the text and Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union, together with a variety of other stakeholders through a double-blind refereeing process in terms of the place should be indicated in the separate line. The will ultimately allow us to move towards a secure and sustainable future. its relevance, academic rigor and high level applica- numbers of figures and tables and inscriptions below tions. An electronic copy prepared in MS Word and are written in 9 pt regular typeface. Figures and tables printed in Times New Roman typeface should be sub- are separated from the text by one-line space. Sincerely yours, mitted to the Editorial Board following the require- ments presented below. The titles of chapters and sub-chapters are printed in small letters, 11 pt bold-regular type and aligned LLOYD CHUBBS Structure of the Article left. The introduction, titles of chapters and conclu- LCol (OF-4 CAN Army) sions are numbered. The titles of chapters and sub- An article should include the following parts: title, SHAPE Joint Engineering Division chapters should be separated from the text by one- authors’ names, name and address of their work Staff Officer Environmental Management line space. place, summary, keywords, introduction (the object and goal of the research, the methods applied, the re- The name of the author of the source, the year of view of literature and its analysis, etc.), the main text, publication and pages should be presented in the conclusions or recommendations, references, short text in brackets. The list of references is given after biographical note about the contributors at the end of the conclusions. The word References is spelled in the article (name, surname, academic title and scien- small letters,11 pt bold-regular type, left ranged and Chairman NATO tific degree, duties, research interests). the list of references in 9 pt. The references are to Environmental Protection Working Group be presented in the alphabetical order, in the original Format of the Article language; translation into English is given in square brackets. References according to the Harvard cita- The text of the article should be printed with single tion style, e.g. http://libguides.library.uwa.edu.au/ intervals on 210x297 mm format pages with the print harvard. ISSN 2029-7017 print ISSN 2029-7025 online University of Salford The General A Greater Manchester Jonas Žemaitis Ministry University Military Academy of National Defence of Lithuania Republic of Lithuania NATO Energy Vilnius Gediminas Security Technical University Centre of Excellence Volume 5 Number 2 December 2015 JOURNAL OF SECURITY AND SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES International Entrepreneurial Perspectives and Innovative Outcomes 2015 5(2) Editors-in-Chief Prof. Dr. Manuela Tvaronavičienė Prof. Jay Mitra Prof. Dr. Valdas Rakutis The Journal of Security and Sustainability Issues is a peer-reviewed journal which publishes original research papers. It is the international journal published by The General Jonas Žemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania cooperating with the institutions indicated on the cover of the journal. It is published quarterly. Areas of research include, but are not limited to, the following: Conceptual Approaches towards Security and Sustainability Globalization Processes and Social Security Defence and Security Technologies Innovations and Technological Development for Security and Sustainability Energy Security Regulation of the Security Industry Transition Issues and Secure Development Computer and Information Security Human and Environmental Security Biodiversity and Ecological Sustainability Economic Growth and Sustainable Development Economics of Sustainable Organizations

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