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Rent of land became so topical in Lithuania since it belogs European Union. Especially when agriculture anr trade of business started to realise European's Union projects for grow: vegetables, animal breeding, constructions of new buildings for accommodation of products. Increase in agriculture's request, started to rise prices of lands rent, it depends purpose of land and quality 2014 – 2015 price of land increase about 35%, that's mean since 65 to 250 euros for 1ha, so that became more highly to rent for foreing citizens direct or through registered persons in Lithuania. This fact significant ly increased prices of land and let earn more from agriculture's c ontracts of land.

Rent of land became so topical in Lithuania since it belogs European Union. Especially when agriculture anr trade of business started to realise European's Union projects for grow: vegetables, animal breeding, constructions of new buildings for accommodation of products. Increase in agriculture's request, started to rise prices of lands rent, it depends purpose of land and quality 2014 – 2015 price of land increase about 35%, that's mean since 65 to 250 euros for 1ha, so that became more highly to rent for foreing citizens direct or through registered persons in Lithuania. This fact significant ly increased prices of land and let earn more from agriculture's c ontracts of land.

Rent of land became so topical in Lithuania since it belogs European Union. Especially when agriculture anr trade of business started to realise European's Union projects for grow: vegetables, animal breeding, constructions of new buildings for accommodation of products. Increase in agriculture's request, started to rise prices of lands rent, it depends purpose of land and quality 2014 – 2015 price of land increase about 35%, that's mean since 65 to 250 euros for 1ha, so that became more highly to rent for foreing citizens direct or through registered persons in Lithuania. This fact significant ly increased prices of land and let earn more from agriculture's c ontracts of land.

Rent of land became so topical in Lithuania since it belogs European Union. Especially when agriculture anr trade of business started to realise European's Union projects for grow: vegetables, animal breeding, constructions of new buildings for accommodation of products. Increase in agriculture's request, started to rise prices of lands rent, it depends purpose of land and quality 2014 – 2015 price of land increase about 35%, that's mean since 65 to 250 euros for 1ha, so that became more highly to rent for foreing citizens direct or through registered persons in Lithuania. This fact significant ly increased prices of land and let earn more from agriculture's c ontracts of land.

Rent of land became so topical in Lithuania since it belogs European Union. Especially when agriculture anr trade of business started to realise European's Union projects for grow: vegetables, animal breeding, constructions of new buildings for accommodation of products. Increase in agriculture's request, started to rise prices of lands rent, it depends purpose of land and quality 2014 – 2015 price of land increase about 35%, that's mean since 65 to 250 euros for 1ha, so that became more highly to rent for foreing citizens direct or through registered persons in Lithuania. This fact significant ly increased prices of land and let earn more from agriculture's c ontracts of land.

The aim of the work – to analyze the process of buying – selling and rent of state land sites in Siauliai city. The main law acts, regulating matters of buying – selling, rent and use of state land are: 3 part implementation of Constitution law of 47th article of Constitution of Lithuanian Republic; Civil code of the Republic of Lithuania; Land law of Republic of Lithuania and after legislative law acts. Guiding these documents the documents of ownership of land, the agreements or rent and usage of land are prepared. The land buy – sell agreement is of notarial form and is registered in the registry of realty. The main information about buyable land site from the state and its selling price are noted in the agreement. People can pay all the price at once or buy land in credit. The realty site plan has to be prepared in order to make the land site transactions. Buyer gets proprietorship of land after release of state land. The release and the acceptance of the land site are formalized by the release – acceptance act signed by both sides. People what doesn't want buy land can rent it. Land rent term adjusting both sides agreement, but no longer than 99 years. Agricultural land can be rented no longer than 25 years. State or municipality institutes, organizations which doesn't want any benefit state land can be no rented but passed for using in use agreement.

The aim of the work – to analyze the process of buying – selling and rent of state land sites in Siauliai city. The main law acts, regulating matters of buying – selling, rent and use of state land are: 3 part implementation of Constitution law of 47th article of Constitution of Lithuanian Republic; Civil code of the Republic of Lithuania; Land law of Republic of Lithuania and after legislative law acts. Guiding these documents the documents of ownership of land, the agreements or rent and usage of land are prepared. The land buy – sell agreement is of notarial form and is registered in the registry of realty. The main information about buyable land site from the state and its selling price are noted in the agreement. People can pay all the price at once or buy land in credit. The realty site plan has to be prepared in order to make the land site transactions. Buyer gets proprietorship of land after release of state land. The release and the acceptance of the land site are formalized by the release – acceptance act signed by both sides. People what doesn't want buy land can rent it. Land rent term adjusting both sides agreement, but no longer than 99 years. Agricultural land can be rented no longer than 25 years. State or municipality institutes, organizations which doesn't want any benefit state land can be no rented but passed for using in use agreement.

The article provides a metatheoretical analysis of the ideas of social welfare and public policy goals recorded in the essential documents of the contemporary Lithuanian state. Two methods are applied: a hermeneutical-historical analysis of legal and political texts, and that of rational reconstruction, which is used to infer metatheoretical foundations of the value and normative statements expressed in these texts. The most important among them is the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania which is considered as social contract constituting Lithuanian political nation. Three layers of the citizenship rights – civil rights, political rights, and social rights – are identified in the body of Constitution. They are considered as historically contingent local reflections of the different epochs of the history of Western world, claiming universal significance for some of its outcomes. Two alternative – an individualistic and a holistic one – concepts of social welfare together with methodologies of its measurement are discussed as alternative resources to provide philosophical-sociological metatheory for the text of Constitution. This combination of the methods referred to above is applied also for the analysis of the strategical long-term planning documents elaborated by the Lithuanian political parties and Lithuanian government. This analysis is used to advance the proposal to use the concept of citizenship rent to describe the paramount goal of the Lithuanian national policy under conditions of eurointegration and globalization. The "citizenship rent" is defined as surplus life chances conditional on the membership in the political nation and due to its comparative advantages that can be augmented by means of public policy.

The article provides a metatheoretical analysis of the ideas of social welfare and public policy goals recorded in the essential documents of the contemporary Lithuanian state. Two methods are applied: a hermeneutical-historical analysis of legal and political texts, and that of rational reconstruction, which is used to infer metatheoretical foundations of the value and normative statements expressed in these texts. The most important among them is the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania which is considered as social contract constituting Lithuanian political nation. Three layers of the citizenship rights – civil rights, political rights, and social rights – are identified in the body of Constitution. They are considered as historically contingent local reflections of the different epochs of the history of Western world, claiming universal significance for some of its outcomes. Two alternative – an individualistic and a holistic one – concepts of social welfare together with methodologies of its measurement are discussed as alternative resources to provide philosophical-sociological metatheory for the text of Constitution. This combination of the methods referred to above is applied also for the analysis of the strategical long-term planning documents elaborated by the Lithuanian political parties and Lithuanian government. This analysis is used to advance the proposal to use the concept of citizenship rent to describe the paramount goal of the Lithuanian national policy under conditions of eurointegration and globalization. The "citizenship rent" is defined as surplus life chances conditional on the membership in the political nation and due to its comparative advantages that can be augmented by means of public policy.

The article provides a metatheoretical analysis of the ideas of social welfare and public policy goals recorded in the essential documents of the contemporary Lithuanian state. Two methods are applied: a hermeneutical-historical analysis of legal and political texts, and that of rational reconstruction, which is used to infer metatheoretical foundations of the value and normative statements expressed in these texts. The most important among them is the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania which is considered as social contract constituting Lithuanian political nation. Three layers of the citizenship rights – civil rights, political rights, and social rights – are identified in the body of Constitution. They are considered as historically contingent local reflections of the different epochs of the history of Western world, claiming universal significance for some of its outcomes. Two alternative – an individualistic and a holistic one – concepts of social welfare together with methodologies of its measurement are discussed as alternative resources to provide philosophical-sociological metatheory for the text of Constitution. This combination of the methods referred to above is applied also for the analysis of the strategical long-term planning documents elaborated by the Lithuanian political parties and Lithuanian government. This analysis is used to advance the proposal to use the concept of citizenship rent to describe the paramount goal of the Lithuanian national policy under conditions of eurointegration and globalization. The "citizenship rent" is defined as surplus life chances conditional on the membership in the political nation and due to its comparative advantages that can be augmented by means of public policy.

The article provides a metatheoretical analysis of the ideas of social welfare and public policy goals recorded in the essential documents of the contemporary Lithuanian state. Two methods are applied: a hermeneutical-historical analysis of legal and political texts, and that of rational reconstruction, which is used to infer metatheoretical foundations of the value and normative statements expressed in these texts. The most important among them is the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania which is considered as social contract constituting Lithuanian political nation. Three layers of the citizenship rights – civil rights, political rights, and social rights – are identified in the body of Constitution. They are considered as historically contingent local reflections of the different epochs of the history of Western world, claiming universal significance for some of its outcomes. Two alternative – an individualistic and a holistic one – concepts of social welfare together with methodologies of its measurement are discussed as alternative resources to provide philosophical-sociological metatheory for the text of Constitution. This combination of the methods referred to above is applied also for the analysis of the strategical long-term planning documents elaborated by the Lithuanian political parties and Lithuanian government. This analysis is used to advance the proposal to use the concept of citizenship rent to describe the paramount goal of the Lithuanian national policy under conditions of eurointegration and globalization. The "citizenship rent" is defined as surplus life chances conditional on the membership in the political nation and due to its comparative advantages that can be augmented by means of public policy.

An estate – comprises the houses and outbuildings and supporting farmland and woods that surround the gardens and grounds of a very large property, such as a country house or mansion. It is an "estate" because the profits from its produce and rents are sufficient to support the household in the house at its center. Countrys landscape in history development of eastate management concurent change out off land management. One of best stability of landscape elements is estates with buildings and parks. So for today estates in society well know like a cultural values objekts. 1992-1993 years began privatizations of reality in Lithuania. Government take once of decision for estate management: was made no privatizations estates list. In this time in Lithuania is about 600 estates and just 200 is privatization. The point of this work – collect and analysis historical evidence, to traverse extant Kauno area estates of managements and all over facilities. I analyze Raudondvario, Babtyno, Linkuvos, Aukštosios Fredos, Sirutiškių and Lančiūnavos estates land use and management. In analysis was establish ex-estates land are of economic sigificane, present estates, lands ownership and direct attention to parklands condition. Research was made in 2007-2008 years.

An estate – comprises the houses and outbuildings and supporting farmland and woods that surround the gardens and grounds of a very large property, such as a country house or mansion. It is an "estate" because the profits from its produce and rents are sufficient to support the household in the house at its center. Countrys landscape in history development of eastate management concurent change out off land management. One of best stability of landscape elements is estates with buildings and parks. So for today estates in society well know like a cultural values objekts. 1992-1993 years began privatizations of reality in Lithuania. Government take once of decision for estate management: was made no privatizations estates list. In this time in Lithuania is about 600 estates and just 200 is privatization. The point of this work – collect and analysis historical evidence, to traverse extant Kauno area estates of managements and all over facilities. I analyze Raudondvario, Babtyno, Linkuvos, Aukštosios Fredos, Sirutiškių and Lančiūnavos estates land use and management. In analysis was establish ex-estates land are of economic sigificane, present estates, lands ownership and direct attention to parklands condition. Research was made in 2007-2008 years.

This paper investigates the implications of the rentier theory thesis to the political changes in a rentier state. First of all, it is clear that in the current analyses of the Middle Eastern societies a dominant theme is the search for democratization. This paper challenges this view by arguing that such approach leads to the analytical (and sometimes practical) dead end. To investigate the processes in the Middle East, we should direct our focus to regime stability without having democracy prerequisites involved in our analysis. The theory of a rientier state describes the state-society relations as dismissing the importance o taxation. Thus, receiving huge amounts of external rent, the regime is autonomous from the society. This will prevent any changes in the future, if no fiscal crisis occurs. Fiscal crisis may deter the autonomy of the regime and thus provoke the change in politics. It is clear that although useful, such view obscures the importance of internal changes in the regime. The Kuwait case study reveals that some groups (merchants) of the society were important before the oil. Contrary to the rentier state thesis, they were not coopted by the wealth provided by the regime. Moreover, other groups were supported by the ruling family to counterbalance the strength of the merchants. In the context of the fiscal and other external crises the interplay between these groups and the regime were vital to regime legitimacy as such. The analysis refutes the hypothesis that fiscal crisis leads to the efforts of society to change the regime.