The Fifth Year As European Union Member States

The Fifth Year as European Union Member States:

Topical Problems

in Management of

Economics and Law

Address of the Organising Committee:1 Akademijas laukums – 604

Riga, LV – 1050

Tel./fax: (371) 67227555 (Aiga)

00371-29489249 (Tālavs Jundzis)

e-mail:

LatvianAcademy of Sciences,

MykolasRomerisUniversity (Lithuania),

University Nord (Estonia),

The Institute of Law, RigaStradiņšUniversity,

The Rēzekne Institution for Higher Education,

The PoliceAcademy (Latvia),

The College of Law (Latvia)

The Fifth Year as European Union Member States: Topical Problems in Management of Economics and Law

Riga

May 8 – 9, 2009

May 8, Friday

9.00 – 14.00 Conference participant arrival in Riga, accommodation in

hotels

13.30 – 14.00 Conference participant registration in the Senate Hall of the LatvianAcademyof Sciences, Akadēmijas laukums 1

14.00 – 15.00 Opening of the Conference and Plenary Session. Presentation of the Conference collection of articles:

1. Tālavs Jundzis, vice-president of LatvianAcademy of

Sciences, director of the College of Law

2. Viktoras Justickis, professor of Mykolas Romeris

University, Head of the Lithuanian delegation

3. Eduards Bruno Deksnis, European Commission, Brussels

The challenge of revising the Fundamental Treaties underlying the European Union

15.00 – 15.30 Coffee break

15.30 – 17.30 Work in sections:Moderator Viktoras Justickis (Lithuania), Kristīne Jarinovska(Latvia)

Section A: European Law

Nikolajus Markevicius (private enterprise “Bochakolita”, Lithuania)

Lithuanian Fifth Year as EuropeanUnionMemberState: Topical Problems of Economic and Morals

Boriss Heimanis (College of Law, Latvia)

Latvia and Euro, the Problem of Induction, the Essence of Perspective

Veronika Sajadova (University of Latvia)

Will Europe help us?

Aurelija Pūraitė (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania)

Implementation Issues of Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights

Inese Kalniņa (University of Latvia)

Amount of national minority rights in Latvia and in other states of the European Union

Kristīne Jarinovska (University of Latvia)

New challenges for Europeanswith Regard to Accessibility of Official Information

Daina Vasiļevska (LatvianBusinessCollege)

Evaluating Competitive Ability of Latvia’s University graduates

Birute Mikulskiene (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania)

Open Method of Coordination impact on national R&D policy: Lithuania case

Section B: State and Law. Moderator

Inga Liepa (College of Law, Latvia)

Latvia as a Law- based State- Reality or Challenge?

Gunārs Tauriņš (College of Law, Latvia)

The Republic of Latvia – a state within a state

Jānis Kukainis (College of Law, Latvia)

Legal Principles Application Problems in Administrative Process in Latvia through Prism of Legal Reliance Principle

Nikolajs Ozoliņš (College of Law, Latvia)

The adjudication of disputes arising from public legal contracts

Stasys Puškorius (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania)

Methodology for setting the number of civil servants in any organization

Agota Giedre Raisiene (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania)

The Content of Inter-organizational Interaction: View of the Public Administration Servants

Vladimiras Grazulis, Andrius Valickas, Dovile Salminaite (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania)

Employees’ Carrier Changes in the Context of Globalization (problems and perspectives)

Section C: Civil Law

Jānis Stalidzāns (College of Law, Latvia)

Problems in Application of Industrial Property Rights in Latvia

Žana Vašcova (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania)

The importance of Trademark in protecting Intellectual property rights

Tālavs Jundzis (College of Law, Latvia)

Protection of authors’ rights in science

Līga Menģele-Stillere (Rezekne Higher Education Institution)

Forest and ForestLand as Subject-Matter of Legal Order. Problems

Arta Šneidere (College of Law, Latvia)

Institution of Dowry at the Age of Gender Equity

Gaļina Makarova (Rezekne Higher Education Institution)

Implementation of Human Rights in Legal Relations of Employment

Section D: Security and Crime prevention

Tālavs Jundzis (College of Law, Latvia. Latvian Academy of Sciences)

National Security in conditions of Crisis of Global Economics

Kārlis Krēsliņš (National Academy of Defence, Latvia)

Role of EU in modern conflicts

Elnur Kazimli (Qafqaz University, Azerbaijan)

The Socio-Political Causes of Terrorism and Internal Conflicts

Egidijus Kurapka, Svetlana Justickaja Genovaite Babachinaite, Viktoras Justickis, Egle Bilevičiūte, Tadas Sudnickas (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania)

Threats of Criminality and Technologies of Management of Personal Safety

Ando Leps (University Nord, Estonia)

Crime in Estonia in the period from 1904 to 2007

Risto Pullat (Estonian Public Service Academy)

Models of organized crime. Criminal networks in the Baltic Sea region

Mindaugas Šatas (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania),Gintarė Šatienė (Šiauliai University)

Detecting the Corruption – related criminal acts and planning their investigation using features of the corruption

Andrejs Vilks (RīgaStradiņšUniversity)

Narcocriminology – it‘s Content and characteristics

Aleksandrs Matvejevs (PoliceAcademy of Latvia)

The Analysis of the Content of the Efficiency of Policing

Ilona Bulgakova (College of StatePolice, Latvia)

Content of the beginning of investigation as exemplified by the Criminal

procedure Law of Latvia

Leonīds Makans, Anrijs Kavalieris (PoliceAcademy of Latvia)

Usage of hypnosis in disclosing crime

May 9, Saturday

10.00 – 10.30Gathering in the College of Law, Kronvalda 1a,

in the lecture-room of Prof. D. A. Loeber

10.30 – 11.45“European Union Development Prospects in the Future”

Dr. Eduards Bruno Deksnis (European Commission)

11.45 – 12.00Coffee break

12.00 – 13.00Discussions, summarising of results and conclusion