This master paper tries to give a firm idea of implementing such a plan. Referring to different literature and information on the web sites the paper analyses basic elements of macro environment of Norway market (economical, political, social and geographical elements). Studies in detail the Norwegian labour market characteristics, the need of this market and the unemployment rates, also the issues related with recruitment process (recruitment selection, recognition of qualification, etc.). The paper presents in detail the requirements for foreign nationals seeking to work in this country, informs about social security and tax systems existing in this country. While describing the marketing strategy the main analysis focuses on the future nature of the services building and the target market. The paper analyzes possible support measures of such an activity and the expectations of employers and employees while working in Norway. Finally the financial aspect of this activity are touched and the question of financial implementation and the ratio of supply frequency and the price ratio is established
This master paper tries to give a firm idea of implementing such a plan. Referring to different literature and information on the web sites the paper analyses basic elements of macro environment of Norway market (economical, political, social and geographical elements). Studies in detail the Norwegian labour market characteristics, the need of this market and the unemployment rates, also the issues related with recruitment process (recruitment selection, recognition of qualification, etc.). The paper presents in detail the requirements for foreign nationals seeking to work in this country, informs about social security and tax systems existing in this country. While describing the marketing strategy the main analysis focuses on the future nature of the services building and the target market. The paper analyzes possible support measures of such an activity and the expectations of employers and employees while working in Norway. Finally the financial aspect of this activity are touched and the question of financial implementation and the ratio of supply frequency and the price ratio is established
This master paper tries to give a firm idea of implementing such a plan. Referring to different literature and information on the web sites the paper analyses basic elements of macro environment of Norway market (economical, political, social and geographical elements). Studies in detail the Norwegian labour market characteristics, the need of this market and the unemployment rates, also the issues related with recruitment process (recruitment selection, recognition of qualification, etc.). The paper presents in detail the requirements for foreign nationals seeking to work in this country, informs about social security and tax systems existing in this country. While describing the marketing strategy the main analysis focuses on the future nature of the services building and the target market. The paper analyzes possible support measures of such an activity and the expectations of employers and employees while working in Norway. Finally the financial aspect of this activity are touched and the question of financial implementation and the ratio of supply frequency and the price ratio is established
The identification of macro-regions inside the EU is related to geographical and political aspects. Countries' participation in the EU strategy is linked to certain interests of states which are commonly related to geography and distance from the Baltic Sea. This thesis explores the participation of Norway, Iceland and Russia in the EU strategy for the Baltic Sea region. The aim of the thesis is to identify the effectiveness of the participation of those countries and disclose various reasons of such cooperation, by using systematic comparative analysis and criteria.
The identification of macro-regions inside the EU is related to geographical and political aspects. Countries' participation in the EU strategy is linked to certain interests of states which are commonly related to geography and distance from the Baltic Sea. This thesis explores the participation of Norway, Iceland and Russia in the EU strategy for the Baltic Sea region. The aim of the thesis is to identify the effectiveness of the participation of those countries and disclose various reasons of such cooperation, by using systematic comparative analysis and criteria.
The identification of macro-regions inside the EU is related to geographical and political aspects. Countries' participation in the EU strategy is linked to certain interests of states which are commonly related to geography and distance from the Baltic Sea. This thesis explores the participation of Norway, Iceland and Russia in the EU strategy for the Baltic Sea region. The aim of the thesis is to identify the effectiveness of the participation of those countries and disclose various reasons of such cooperation, by using systematic comparative analysis and criteria.
Good foreign practices from the Western world help to form the emerging Lithuanian ideology of prison. The idea of resocialization, which was adapted through cooperation, is also being consolidated in the legal documents and legal acts of the Lithuanian penitentiary system and gradually is being implemented in prisons. The prison system of the Kingdom of Norway is becoming a leader by developing a new approach about sentencing and imprisonment. The careful and empathetic approach towards infringers implemented in their system creates the possibility of ensuring greater security for the institutions, employees, convicts and the public, reducing the risk of recidivism in the future. Not only that but also it shapes good practice that is willing to be shared with other developing democratic countries. The dynamic supervision approach is one of the hallmarks of the Norwegian law enforcement system. The core aspect of this method is a positive and professional relation between employee and a convict, which not only seeks to get to know and understand the convicts individually, but also to engage them in meaningful activities, as well as to assess and manage potential risks and thus ensure a safe environment for everybody – employees, convicts and the public. In this way, Norway's penitentiary system remains a model for other countries to change their attitudes towards convicts and helps to develop social skills to ensure easier and more successful integration into society. The aim of this work is to evaluate the factors of implementation of the principles of dynamic supervision of the Kingdom of Norway in the Lithuanian public administration system. It was sought to find out the importance of dynamic supervision in the organization and implementation of the resocialization model, to determine the influence of good foreign practice on the Lithuanian penitentiary system and to investigate the implementation of dynamic supervision in pilot institutions - Vilnius Correctional Facility and Pravieniškės Correctional Facility. These two institutions are considered to be pilot, according to the fact that the Department of Prisons under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Lithuania, together with its partners in the Kingdom of Norway is currently focusing on them in order to create a more successful resocialization model in Lithuania. The empirical part of this research - the qualitative research – is to evaluate the opinions of the employees and the convicts from Pravieniškės Correctional Facility about the organization and implementation of dynamic supervision. The method of comparative analysis was used to overlook the relevancy of the dynamic supervision method of the Kingdom of Norway and its principles in the practice of execution of sentences in Lithuania. The adaptation, implementation and accommodation of good foreign practices were identified during the research. By comparative analysis, on empirical research it was found out on what aspects Lithuanian penitentiary system should raise awareness in order to achieve a more efficient resocialization process. Having this in mind, conclusions and recommendations are also provided.
Good foreign practices from the Western world help to form the emerging Lithuanian ideology of prison. The idea of resocialization, which was adapted through cooperation, is also being consolidated in the legal documents and legal acts of the Lithuanian penitentiary system and gradually is being implemented in prisons. The prison system of the Kingdom of Norway is becoming a leader by developing a new approach about sentencing and imprisonment. The careful and empathetic approach towards infringers implemented in their system creates the possibility of ensuring greater security for the institutions, employees, convicts and the public, reducing the risk of recidivism in the future. Not only that but also it shapes good practice that is willing to be shared with other developing democratic countries. The dynamic supervision approach is one of the hallmarks of the Norwegian law enforcement system. The core aspect of this method is a positive and professional relation between employee and a convict, which not only seeks to get to know and understand the convicts individually, but also to engage them in meaningful activities, as well as to assess and manage potential risks and thus ensure a safe environment for everybody – employees, convicts and the public. In this way, Norway's penitentiary system remains a model for other countries to change their attitudes towards convicts and helps to develop social skills to ensure easier and more successful integration into society. The aim of this work is to evaluate the factors of implementation of the principles of dynamic supervision of the Kingdom of Norway in the Lithuanian public administration system. It was sought to find out the importance of dynamic supervision in the organization and implementation of the resocialization model, to determine the influence of good foreign practice on the Lithuanian penitentiary system and to investigate the implementation of dynamic supervision in pilot institutions - Vilnius Correctional Facility and Pravieniškės Correctional Facility. These two institutions are considered to be pilot, according to the fact that the Department of Prisons under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Lithuania, together with its partners in the Kingdom of Norway is currently focusing on them in order to create a more successful resocialization model in Lithuania. The empirical part of this research - the qualitative research – is to evaluate the opinions of the employees and the convicts from Pravieniškės Correctional Facility about the organization and implementation of dynamic supervision. The method of comparative analysis was used to overlook the relevancy of the dynamic supervision method of the Kingdom of Norway and its principles in the practice of execution of sentences in Lithuania. The adaptation, implementation and accommodation of good foreign practices were identified during the research. By comparative analysis, on empirical research it was found out on what aspects Lithuanian penitentiary system should raise awareness in order to achieve a more efficient resocialization process. Having this in mind, conclusions and recommendations are also provided.
The article is discussing the approved Arctic strategies of Norway, Canada, the USA and the Russian Federation under which the policy regarding the North Circle is conducted. In this case, firstly, the Arctic is defined by what territory it covers, what significance to relations between the countries of the region it had in different time periods and what importance it has now. Also, the main objectives of the countries, means of realization of the objectives and the problems faced by the countries in the region are also identified here. All of this is presented in four main elements – multilateral cooperation, environmental protection, economy and national security which are identified in the strategies of Norway, Canada, the USA and Russia. Such pattern makes it possible to predict what actions the countries could take or how they could behave in certain situations in the future, and that is rather important because nowadays the Arctic becomes one of the most important regions in the world in regard to international relations, especially now when an agreement on the maritime delimitation between Norway and Russian Federation in the Barents Sea has been reached.
The article is discussing the approved Arctic strategies of Norway, Canada, the USA and the Russian Federation under which the policy regarding the North Circle is conducted. In this case, firstly, the Arctic is defined by what territory it covers, what significance to relations between the countries of the region it had in different time periods and what importance it has now. Also, the main objectives of the countries, means of realization of the objectives and the problems faced by the countries in the region are also identified here. All of this is presented in four main elements – multilateral cooperation, environmental protection, economy and national security which are identified in the strategies of Norway, Canada, the USA and Russia. Such pattern makes it possible to predict what actions the countries could take or how they could behave in certain situations in the future, and that is rather important because nowadays the Arctic becomes one of the most important regions in the world in regard to international relations, especially now when an agreement on the maritime delimitation between Norway and Russian Federation in the Barents Sea has been reached.
The article is discussing the approved Arctic strategies of Norway, Canada, the USA and the Russian Federation under which the policy regarding the North Circle is conducted. In this case, firstly, the Arctic is defined by what territory it covers, what significance to relations between the countries of the region it had in different time periods and what importance it has now. Also, the main objectives of the countries, means of realization of the objectives and the problems faced by the countries in the region are also identified here. All of this is presented in four main elements – multilateral cooperation, environmental protection, economy and national security which are identified in the strategies of Norway, Canada, the USA and Russia. Such pattern makes it possible to predict what actions the countries could take or how they could behave in certain situations in the future, and that is rather important because nowadays the Arctic becomes one of the most important regions in the world in regard to international relations, especially now when an agreement on the maritime delimitation between Norway and Russian Federation in the Barents Sea has been reached.
This dissertation is a comparative research of ideologies of language in Lithuania, Norway and Serbia (alphabetical order), with a brief comparative overview of the language-ideological regional context of these three countries tendencies (the Baltic, Scandinavian and ex-Yugoslav regions). Ideologies of language is understood as more stable, systematic sets of notions and beliefs about language (following Rumsey 1990). The aim is to present a typology of the dominant and non-dominant ideologies of language in these countries.
This dissertation is a comparative research of ideologies of language in Lithuania, Norway and Serbia (alphabetical order), with a brief comparative overview of the language-ideological regional context of these three countries tendencies (the Baltic, Scandinavian and ex-Yugoslav regions). Ideologies of language is understood as more stable, systematic sets of notions and beliefs about language (following Rumsey 1990). The aim is to present a typology of the dominant and non-dominant ideologies of language in these countries.
This dissertation is a comparative research of ideologies of language in Lithuania, Norway and Serbia (alphabetical order), with a brief comparative overview of the language-ideological regional context of these three countries tendencies (the Baltic, Scandinavian and ex-Yugoslav regions). Ideologies of language is understood as more stable, systematic sets of notions and beliefs about language (following Rumsey 1990). The aim is to present a typology of the dominant and non-dominant ideologies of language in these countries.
This dissertation is a comparative research of ideologies of language in Lithuania, Norway and Serbia (alphabetical order), with a brief comparative overview of the language-ideological regional context of these three countries tendencies (the Baltic, Scandinavian and ex-Yugoslav regions). Ideologies of language is understood as more stable, systematic sets of notions and beliefs about language (following Rumsey 1990). The aim is to present a typology of the dominant and non-dominant ideologies of language in these countries. Ideologies are compared on the macro-societal level.
