Tendency of National Security in the Baltic Sea Region

Tendency of National Security in the Baltic Sea Region

THE GENERAL JONAS ÞEMAITIS MILITARY ACADEMY OF LITHUANIA INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE TENDENCY OF NATIONAL SECURITY IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION MONOGRAPH Vilnius 2006 1 UDK 355(474) Te 72 The Presidium of the International Academy of Organization and Management Science submit- ted for publication, June 29, 2005. Scientific Reviewers: Prof. Schlomo Schafir (Stralsund, Germany) Prof. Jurij Zabrodin (Moscow, Russia) Compilers: Prof. Dr. Habil. Antanas Makðtutis Dr. Dalia Prakapienë Managing Editor - Prof. Dr. Habil. Antanas Makðtutis All material published in the collection is original © Antanas Makðtutis, 2006 © Dalia Prakapienë, 2006 © Authors, 2006 © The General Jonas Þemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania, 2006 ISBN 9955-423-43-9 2 CONTENT AUTHORS ............................................................................................................................................... 6 FORWORD .............................................................................................................................................. 8 ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SECURITY PROBLEMS IN LITHUANIA Juozas Bagdanavièius, Vladas Senkus .................................................................................................. 9 SUCCESS STORIES IN TRADITIONAL SECTORS OF THE PORTUGUESE ECONOMY Alfredo Manuel Coelho, José Monteiro-Barata, Pedro Picaluga Nevado ....................................... 19 HOW TO MEASURE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW EU MEMBERS’ Vanda Ginevièienë, Manuela Tvaronavièienë ..................................................................................... 41 NORDIC WELFARE STATES: COPING WITH SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS Bent Greve ............................................................................................................................................. 57 PROBLEMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY OF UKRAINE E. N. Gromova, O. M. Fokicheva ........................................................................................................ 64 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT SELECTION Kuang-Hua Hsu .................................................................................................................................... 75 RISKS AND CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY TRANSITIONAL HOUSEHOLDS (BASED ON BELARUSIAN AND LITHUANIAN HOUSEHOLDS) Renata Iksar .......................................................................................................................................... 86 USA’S VIEWS ABOUT FUTURE OF BALTIC SEA REGION SECURITY Algirdas V. Kanauka ............................................................................................................................ 98 RECRUITMENT OF PERSONNEL AS A CONSTITUENT ELEMENT FOR FIXING SALARIES V. N. Kliuykov, I. A. Kokorev ............................................................................................................ 103 PROBLEMS OF ENTERPRISE’S COST MANAGEMENT IN REGIONAL ECONOMICS I. I. Kolesnikova .................................................................................................................................. 112 INTEGRATION PROCESSES AND THE SENSE OF SECURITY IN THE POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Jolanta Kopka ..................................................................................................................................... 123 RUSSIA IN THE CONTEXT OF EURO-ATLANTIC AND BALTIC SECURITY Vladimir S. Kotlyar ............................................................................................................................ 129 REGIONAL SECURITY AND ECONOMICO-ECOLOGICAL VENTURES R. A. Kryzhanovsky, V. N. Nakonechnaya, N. V. Kalinina ............................................................. 147 3 GEORGIA AND CAUCASUS IN THE EURASIAN INTEGRATION PROCESSES Murman Kvarackhelia ....................................................................................................................... 156 A FISCAL CONSTITUTION FOR THE EU: HOW TO SECURE REGIONAL COOPERATION Auke R. Leen ....................................................................................................................................... 162 ASYMMETRY OF KNOWLEDGE AS A KEY FACTOR OF ECONOMIC SECURITY IN AN OR- GANIZATION Ireneusz Maj ....................................................................................................................................... 170 SECURITY COOPERATION: THE VIEWS OF LITHUANIA Antanas Makðtutis.............................................................................................................................. 179 THE PLACE AND ROLE OF MILITARY SECURITY IN THE SYSTEM OF NATIONAL SECU- RITY IN THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA Aleksejus Malovikas ........................................................................................................................... 193 DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES FOR EUROPEAN UNION: THE KNOWLEDGE BASED SOCI- ETY AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Borisas Melnikas ................................................................................................................................. 203 PROBLEMS OF SECURITY OF AN ORGANIZATION IN THE PROCESS OF WORKING WITH RECRUITS J.G.Odegov, M.N.Kulapov ................................................................................................................. 224 HAUSHOFER MEETS SUN-TZU: BELARUS’ REGIONAL INFORMATION WARFARE? Vyachaslau Pazdnyak ......................................................................................................................... 231 A MODEL OF PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY THROUGH COLLABORATION: THE ASSUMPTION OF SOCIAL SECURITY Dalia Prakapienë, Romas Prakapas ................................................................................................. 242 NEW EUROPE AND NEW TRANSATLANTIC COOPERATION Ivar Raig .............................................................................................................................................. 250 ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT SPECIFICS IN THE WESTERN BELARUS REGIONS Anton Slonimski, Marina Slonimska ................................................................................................ 257 THE INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO THE NATIONAL SECURITY: THE CHANGING PERCEPTION IN THE PROCESS OF GLOBALIZATION Rasa Smaliukienë, Dalia Prakapienë ................................................................................................. 264 SOCIAL CAPITAL AND EFFICIENCY MARKET ECONOMY Marcin Sokoùowski ............................................................................................................................. 277 THE INFLUENCE OF STRUCTURED R&D ON THE INNOVATION PROCESSES AND THE COMPETITIVE MARKET POSITION OF COMPANIES AROUND THE LUBLIN AREA Kazimierz Szatkowski, Maria Miczyñska-Kowalska ..................................................................... 281 4 ECONOMIC INCENTIVES OF RETURNING THE TERRITORIES LOST AS A RESULT OF SEPA- RATIVE MOVEMENTS IN POSTSOVIET PERIOD AFTER THE EXAMPLE OF GEORGIA AND ITS REGIONS (ABKHAZIA, SOUTH OSETIA) Giorgi Tsereteli, Nana Bibilashvili .................................................................................................... 289 MARKET ECONOMY. NEW CHALLENGES TO LITHUANIA’S ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL FU- TURE Juozas Vijeikis..................................................................................................................................... 294 SOCIO-POLITICAL DETERMINANTS OF THE SUBREGIONAL COOPERATION FOR SECU- RITY. THE POLISH EXAMPLE. Danuta Walczak-Duraj ...................................................................................................................... 304 SOCIAL-CULTURAL BARRIERS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP ON RURAL AREAS Alina Winogrodzka ............................................................................................................................. 316 GEO-ECONOMICS IDENTITY OF BELARUS Leonid Zaiko ....................................................................................................................................... 322 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.................................................................................................................... 331 5 AUTHORS 1. Bagdanavièius Juozas – Professor, Doctor habilited. Vilnius Pedagogical University, T. Ðevèenkos g. 31, Vilnius, Lithuania 2. Coelho Alfredo Manuel – UMR MOISA Agro, Montpellier, France 3. Danuta Walczak-Duraj – Professor. Uniwersytet Ùódzki, Poland 4. Fokicheva O. M. – Doctor of Economics. Christian Open University of Economics and Hu- manitarian Sciences. Market Problems and Economic-Ecological Explorations Institute. Na- tional Academy of science of Ukraine. Odessa, Ukraine 5. Ginevièienë Vanda – Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Saulëtekio al. 11, LT-10223 Vilnius, Lithuania. E-mail: [email protected] 6. Giorgi Tsereteli – Director of the P. Gugushvili Institute of Economics of the Academy of Sciences of Georgia, Doctor of Economics, Professor, State Prize Laureate. Kikodze str. 14, Tbilisi, Georgia. E-mail.: [email protected]. 7. Greve Bent – Professor in social science in welfare state analysis at Roskilde University, Den- mark 8. Gromova Helena N. – Doctor of Economics, Professor. Christian Open University of Econom- ics and Humanitarian Sciences. Market Problems and Economic-Ecological Explorations Insti- tute. National Academy of science of Ukraine. Odessa, Ukraine 9. Hsu Kuang-Hua – Chaoyang University of Technology, 168 Gifong E. Rd., Wufong, Taichung, Taiwan, R.O.C. E-mail:[email protected] 10. Iksar Renata – Banking Assistant in EBRD office in

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