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The article is devoted to the concept of "conflict of interest." The author reveals the content of this concept, referring to the relevant international acts and legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, considers the main causes of the conflict of interest and puts forward a proposal regarding measures to prevent conflict of interest.

AbstractMelvin M. Mark considers possible connections between his youthful informal evaluations and his professional interests in theory‐driven evaluation and contingent selection of evaluation methods. See the interview document here: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/wol1/doi/10.1002/ev.20288/suppinfo. Read only. This should not be used in any form without explicit permission from the author.

The article is a review of the book of Professor Jan Rymarczyk, Finanse biznesu międzynarodowego (International Business Finance), which is found by the Author to be a fundamental work, which derives from the importance of international business in con-temporary world economy, and also the wide range and degree of insight of the raised issues.

On the basis of their shared research and teaching on Sicily since the 1970s, the author contrasts his own Mediterraneanist approach and German scholar Ina-Maria Greverus' utopian view of the European south as an outstanding experience of an intellectual encounter. Respectful debates of disputatious positions are a rare gift in the academic world of today.

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The Author analyzes the economic and political choices that have led to the construction of the Yacyretà dam and its subsequent development. It pays particular attention to the urban context and to the relevant socio-spatial changes that have been determined for the inhabitants and for the entire Argentine city of Posadas.

Judgment no. 250/2017 of the Constitutional Court concerns the well-known question about balancing between rights and financial resources. In this case, the Constitutional Court applies the reasonableness principle in a new way: it insists in using the negative form – the non unreasonableness principle – which seems to the Author more deferential to political questions.

Excerpts are provided here from a forthcoming book to mark the centenary of the poet Isaac Rosenberg, who died in France on the Western Front in 1918. The author, who was able to interview Rosenberg's contemporary Joseph Leftwich, explains Rosenberg's experiences of anti-Semitism, including in the army, and his roots in London's working-class, Jewish East End.

This article analyses the methodology of country risk assessment. On the basis of common factors, it is possible to carry out an analysis of the of developed countries as well as developing countries. In order to represent International Country Risk Guide model, the author analyses Ukraine by three main components: political, economic and financial risks.

The authors addressspecificissuespertainingtothe legislation,butnoteattheoutsetthatthislegislation inits currentformwillbelimitedinrelationtobroadlyaddressing modernslavery.They note thatthere isnospecificoffence ofmodernslavery,andthatthislegislationwillbelimitedin itsabilitytoaddress issuespertainingtotraffickingand slavery-likepracticesthatdoanddonotfallwithintheremit ofthe existingCommonwealthlegislation(s270ands271) becauseofthelegislativefocusbeingexclusively linkedto corporatesupplychainpractices. That said, the authors believe the legislation has the potential to have some positive impact, and this submissionfocusesonachievable improvementswithinthecontextofthisBill.The authores remainconcerned thatmanyoftherecommendationsfrom thepreviousInquiryhavenotbeentakenup(asindicated whererelevantbelow)and haveprioritized 4 recommendationsinthissubmission.

This article addresses the issue of the legal status of state-owned companies. The author considers the very concept of a state-owned company and the requirements of the legislation in terms of the rights of a state-owned company to conduct business. In addition, attention was paid to the issue of reforming state-owned companies.

The article is devoted to the herpetological research of USSR nature reserves that were described in the scientific journal published over 30 years ago. The author proposes some new directions of herpetological research in nature reserves of Russia, in particular, studying of critically significant territories for amphibians and reptiles and the research of invasive species.

The author focuses on the problem of the development of primary school teacher's social competence in the conditions of primary education modernization, proves the necessity of the research and substantiates the criteria, indicators and levels of the specified competency development in the system of postgraduate pedagogical education; illustrates the tools of personal and professional component

The paper presents a typology of professionals who deal with liquidity management in enterprises and is based on meta analysis of the results of the qualitative research led by the author. This typology reflects managers" susceptibility to selected decision traps and their reflection about non-economic determinants that may influence decision-making process.

This is the final version as it appears for the citation: Jordan, Soren and Cynthia J. Bowling. 2016. "Introduction: The State of Polarization in the States." State and Local Government Review 48 (4): 220-226. DOI:10.1177/0160323X17699527 The page numbers here are consistent with the published version. Corresponding author: Soren Jordan (sorenjordanpols@gmail.com).