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The methodological guidelines are written for political science undergraduate students who under the study program, being the third-fourth year students are required to have two internships - introductory and qualification internships. This book presents students some key stages of the internship in detail: the organization of internship, the conduct of internship, the preparation of reports. In addition to the requirements, instructions and tips, the book presents for the students some examples of the required documents.

The methodological guidelines are written for political science undergraduate students who under the study program, being the third-fourth year students are required to have two internships - introductory and qualification internships. This book presents students some key stages of the internship in detail: the organization of internship, the conduct of internship, the preparation of reports. In addition to the requirements, instructions and tips, the book presents for the students some examples of the required documents.

The methodological guidelines are written for political science undergraduate students who under the study program, being the third-fourth year students are required to have two internships - introductory and qualification internships. This book presents students some key stages of the internship in detail: the organization of internship, the conduct of internship, the preparation of reports. In addition to the requirements, instructions and tips, the book presents for the students some examples of the required documents.

Water Framework Directive is the major legislation in the EU in the field of water policy. It's objective is to ensure a good water quality. To acheive this task, every EU country must also establish reference conditionsin Lithuanian rivers. Reference conditions are described from an aggregate of data best acquired from multiple sites with similar physical dimensions, represent minimally impaired conditions, and provide an estimate of natural variability in biological condition and habitat quality. Having established reference conditions, the guide will appear, according to which rivers will be devided into different quality classes, like very good quality, good quality, moderate, ect. The objective of this work is to establish reference conditions in Lithuanian rivers, using national river monitoring data for the year 2005, with three different techniques. The most reliable technique is distinguished. Derived reference conditions were compared with parallel values, evaluated by the Institute of Ecology of Vilnius university. There were main problems defined, while deriving reference conditions, like too small sample, lack of data on hazardous substances. The latter issue is discussed more detailed.

Water Framework Directive is the major legislation in the EU in the field of water policy. It's objective is to ensure a good water quality. To acheive this task, every EU country must also establish reference conditionsin Lithuanian rivers. Reference conditions are described from an aggregate of data best acquired from multiple sites with similar physical dimensions, represent minimally impaired conditions, and provide an estimate of natural variability in biological condition and habitat quality. Having established reference conditions, the guide will appear, according to which rivers will be devided into different quality classes, like very good quality, good quality, moderate, ect. The objective of this work is to establish reference conditions in Lithuanian rivers, using national river monitoring data for the year 2005, with three different techniques. The most reliable technique is distinguished. Derived reference conditions were compared with parallel values, evaluated by the Institute of Ecology of Vilnius university. There were main problems defined, while deriving reference conditions, like too small sample, lack of data on hazardous substances. The latter issue is discussed more detailed.

Water Framework Directive is the major legislation in the EU in the field of water policy. It's objective is to ensure a good water quality. To acheive this task, every EU country must also establish reference conditionsin Lithuanian rivers. Reference conditions are described from an aggregate of data best acquired from multiple sites with similar physical dimensions, represent minimally impaired conditions, and provide an estimate of natural variability in biological condition and habitat quality. Having established reference conditions, the guide will appear, according to which rivers will be devided into different quality classes, like very good quality, good quality, moderate, ect. The objective of this work is to establish reference conditions in Lithuanian rivers, using national river monitoring data for the year 2005, with three different techniques. The most reliable technique is distinguished. Derived reference conditions were compared with parallel values, evaluated by the Institute of Ecology of Vilnius university. There were main problems defined, while deriving reference conditions, like too small sample, lack of data on hazardous substances. The latter issue is discussed more detailed.

Water Framework Directive is the major legislation in the EU in the field of water policy. It's objective is to ensure a good water quality. To acheive this task, every EU country must also establish reference conditionsin Lithuanian rivers. Reference conditions are described from an aggregate of data best acquired from multiple sites with similar physical dimensions, represent minimally impaired conditions, and provide an estimate of natural variability in biological condition and habitat quality. Having established reference conditions, the guide will appear, according to which rivers will be devided into different quality classes, like very good quality, good quality, moderate, ect. The objective of this work is to establish reference conditions in Lithuanian rivers, using national river monitoring data for the year 2005, with three different techniques. The most reliable technique is distinguished. Derived reference conditions were compared with parallel values, evaluated by the Institute of Ecology of Vilnius university. There were main problems defined, while deriving reference conditions, like too small sample, lack of data on hazardous substances. The latter issue is discussed more detailed.

The goal of this article is to analyse the peculiarities of the application of comparative method in political science. The analysis focuses on the historical development of comparative research and major factors that have influenced this development, mainly, historical events, development of research techniques and advancement of the data storage and processing. The analysis covers investigation of various models of comparative research classification as well as the problems of sampling. The comparative method is frequently used in political and social research as it broadens the perspective and could improve understanding of social phenomena. Many methodological problems encountered by scientists earlier on still remain unsolved, while some new challenges have been encountered such as ethnocentrism, sampling issues and cultural biases. The major goal of this article is to promote the scientific discussions on the application of comparative method in the political science in Lithuanian language. ; Šiame straipsnyje nagrinėjami lyginamojo metodo panaudojimo politikos moksle savitumai. Trumpai apžvelgus lyginamųjų tyrimų vystymosi istoriją, analizuojami veiksniai, kurie turėjo įtakos tyrimų poreikiui ir plėtrai. Ypatingas dėmesys skiriamas lyginamųjų tyrimų klasifi kacijos analizei. Straipsnyje analizuojami keli lyginamųjų tyrimų klasifi kacijos modeliai, sukonstruoti remiantis skirtingu požiūriu į laiko ir erdvės parametrų svarbą. Taip pat analizuojama kiekybinė (tyrimo vienetų skaičiaus) klasifi kacija. Šio straipsnio tikslas – prisidėti prie lyginamosios politikos metodologijos analizės plėtojimo lietuvių kalba.

The article deals with the problems of citizenship which currently prevail in both feminist and non-feminist discourses. Even though the feminist philosophy produces plentiful critique of models of citizenship which dominate the Western philosophy at the moment it does not present many positive alternatives. This article analyses probably one from the most interesting and original conceptions of the kind of citizens does the modern world require. The article is focused on the examination of the conception of citizenship in the ethics of care and its relation to the models of citizenship which prevail in contemporary political and moral philosophy. It is suggested that the conception of citizenship inherent in the ethics of care is an emerging alternative to the liberal and republican models of citizenship.

The article deals with the problems of citizenship which currently prevail in both feminist and non-feminist discourses. Even though the feminist philosophy produces plentiful critique of models of citizenship which dominate the Western philosophy at the moment it does not present many positive alternatives. This article analyses probably one from the most interesting and original conceptions of the kind of citizens does the modern world require. The article is focused on the examination of the conception of citizenship in the ethics of care and its relation to the models of citizenship which prevail in contemporary political and moral philosophy. It is suggested that the conception of citizenship inherent in the ethics of care is an emerging alternative to the liberal and republican models of citizenship.

The article deals with the problems of citizenship which currently prevail in both feminist and non-feminist discourses. Even though the feminist philosophy produces plentiful critique of models of citizenship which dominate the Western philosophy at the moment it does not present many positive alternatives. This article analyses probably one from the most interesting and original conceptions of the kind of citizens does the modern world require. The article is focused on the examination of the conception of citizenship in the ethics of care and its relation to the models of citizenship which prevail in contemporary political and moral philosophy. It is suggested that the conception of citizenship inherent in the ethics of care is an emerging alternative to the liberal and republican models of citizenship.

The article deals with the problems of citizenship which currently prevail in both feminist and non-feminist discourses. Even though the feminist philosophy produces plentiful critique of models of citizenship which dominate the Western philosophy at the moment it does not present many positive alternatives. This article analyses probably one from the most interesting and original conceptions of the kind of citizens does the modern world require. The article is focused on the examination of the conception of citizenship in the ethics of care and its relation to the models of citizenship which prevail in contemporary political and moral philosophy. It is suggested that the conception of citizenship inherent in the ethics of care is an emerging alternative to the liberal and republican models of citizenship.