Vol. 3 No. 1 (2010): Issue 1 (June 2010)
SIMULATED DEMOCRACY AND THE FREE MARKET IN RUSSIA
Adam A. Bartnicki, Karolina Stefanowicz
The vague character of the interests in a post-totalitarian society, which become clear when seen alongside the clear and concrete interests of the eli
CICERONIAN IDEAS IN ANDRIUS VOLANAS’S SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THEORY
Bernaras Ivanovas
Andrius Volanas was a sixteenth-century Lithuanian Calvinist leader. He was known not only for his political activities, but also gained notoriety as t
ENERGY RESOURCES IN FOREIGN POLICY: A THEORETICAL APPROACH
Giedrius Česnakas
This article examines which theory of international relations is best suited for the analysis of energy resources in international relations. The artic
EVALUATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION STRUCTURAL FUNDS’ SUPPORT IN POLAND: SCOPE AND SIGNIFICANCE
Jaroslav Dvorak
Poland has made significant efforts in the development of the evaluation function as a tool for better decision-making and good governance. Starting fr
WEIGHING THE BURDEN OF SECURITY: US DEMOCRACY ASSISTANCE IN THE POST-SOVIET SPACE
Povilas Žielys
Academic discussions on US democracy assistance reveal an underlying tension between commitment to democratic process and interest in desired political
MODEL OF CIVIL SERVICE IN LITHUANIA’S PUBLIC POLICY
Saulius Pivoras
This article examines the model (models) of civil service fundamental to Lithuania‘s public policy on civil service after 2004, i.e., after joining t
CAN A SOVEREIGN STATE DECLARE BANKRUPTCY?
JURGITA GRIGIENĖ
This article examines the issue of state bankruptcy. Since there is no uniform way to deal with the issue, attention is given to different practices an