”SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY“

Proceedings of an annual international conference for young researchers
ISSN 2345-0126 (online)

Editorial board of the journal coincide with scientific committee of the conference. All articles are peer reviewed (blind reviewing).

Goal of the journal: To create an environment for young researchers to present their results and to improve their skills in research execution.

Scope of the journal: Social transformations happen all over the world in various forms and affect our social, legal, technological and political environment. We invite young researchers to look critically at those changes and share the results they have obtained.

Papers published in ”Social Transformations in Contemporary Society“ are abstracted/indexed in Directory of Open Access Journals: DOAJ and CiteFactor.

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Social Transformations in Contemporary Society 2013 (1)

• THE VALUES OF THE ROMANIAN AND ESTONIAN STUDENTS AND THE EDUCATIONAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE CONSTRUCT OF THEIR VALUES – PARENTS’ AND TEACHERS’ VALUES Simona Mioara Peterfi
• CIVIL LIABILITY FOR NUCLEAR DAMAGE: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL TREATIES Laura Rimšaitė
• TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE NOTION OF CONTRACTUAL EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN PARTIES WITH EQUAL BARGAINING POSITION Viktorija Budreckienė
• THE POLISH HEALTH CARE SYSTEM’S ENDLESS JOURNEY TO PERFECTION – A NEVER ENDING STORY Paulina Pieprzyk
• ORGANIZATIONAL ASSESSMENT: EFFECTIVENESS VS. EFFICIENCY Ilona Bartuševičienė and Evelina Šakalytė
• PROACTIVE REGULATORY INTERVENTION IN EU COMMUNICATIONS SECTOR AND ITS FORESEEABLE FUTURE Mantas Barčys
• MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING: THEORETICAL MODEL AND WORKING MECHANISM Raimonda Petroliene
• EMPLOYEES’ ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AND EFFORT PROPENSITY: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR Giedrė Genevičiūtė-Janonienė
• APPLICATION OF ISO 9001 AND EFQM EXCELLENCE MODEL WITHIN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS: PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES ANALYSIS Ramune Kasperaviciute
• THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT Evelina Šakalytė and Ilona Bartuševičienė
• LEGAL ISSUES AND REGULATION OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN LITHUANIA DURING THE INTER-WAR YEARS Kristina Ivanauskaitė
• THE CULTURE OF CHILDREN SOCIALIZATION CENTERS AS THE ASSUMPTION FOR SUCCESSFUL STUDENT RESOCIALIZATION: THEORETICAL INSIGHTS Simona Bieliūnė
• LAW OF OCCUPATION, JUS POST BELLUM AND RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT. SEPARATE OR COMPLIMENTARY TOOLS FOR RESTORING HUMAN RIGHTS ORDER AFTER MASS ATROCITIES? Tomasz Lewandowski
• PRE-TRIAL SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES WITH CUSTOMS IN LITHUANIA: DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL REGULATIONS, IT‘S PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS Gediminas Valantiejus
• UNINSURED DEPOSITOR RIGHTS PROTECTION IN BANK INSOLVENCY   Tomas Ambrasas
• PENALTY CLAUSES WITHIN DIFFERENT LEGAL SYSTEMS Simas Vitkus
• PROJECT–BASED UNIVERSITY: THEORETICAL INSIGHTS   Viktorija Stokaitė
• GREENING POLISH AND LITHUANIAN TAX SYSTEMS  Kamil Dybiec
• THE DEBATE OVER PROPOSED NEW MARRIAGE LAW AS AN EXAMPLE OF THE SOCIAL CHANGES IN THE INTERWAR POLAND Szymon Paciorkowski
• THE CHANGING APPROACH TO THE HEALTH POLICY AND GOVERNANCE: INSIGHTS FROM LITHUANIA Vaida Pukinaite
• VALUE ADDED TAX SYSTEM AND DYNAMICS OF RATE IN THE PERIOD OF EUROPEAN UNION CRISIS  Dovilė Kurtinaitytė-Venediktovienė
• THE FEATURES OF THE HISTORY OF SOCIOLOGY IN LITHUANIA  Aida Vaicekauskaite
• THE EXPERIENCE OF SEXUAL SELF IN THE CONTEXT OF THE FIRST ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP  Ilona Kajokienė
• DIFFERENT SOURCES OF SOCIAL SUPPORT FOR DIFFERENT IDENTITIES OF PROFESSIONAL ROLES: A SURVEY OF LITHUANIAN DOCTORAL CANDIDATES Kristina Kovalcikiene
• PROMOTING SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE DECISION ON SAFE FOOD CONSUMPTION VIA ON-LINE SOCIAL NETWORKING Dalia Karlaitė and Rūta Tamošiūnaitė
• PREDICTING THE CHANGE OF CHILD’S BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS: SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC AND MATERNAL PARENTING STRESS FACTORS  Evelina Viduoliene