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Under conditions of open economy the Stability of the banking system of states operating under conditions of open economy them, including Lithuania, mostly depends on the condition of world economy and the state of fi­nancial markets. Therefore financial crises and their effect on the economies of countries and, stability of the fi­nancial sector are analyzed by scientists in different countries. In scientific researches analyzing on banking crises the crisis of the banking system in Sweden in the beginning of 1991 was at the time then an extraordinary phenomenon, as over time the Swedish banking system was considered stable and able to handle any crisis, and this forced the government of the country to undertake large scale operations to rescue the financial system of the country. The analysis of the reasons of the Swedish bank crisis reveals that bank regulation procedures and regulations rules to be used during a crisis have to be legalized. It is too risky to rely on quick decisions and measures adopted taken during a crisis and quick instruments as was the case in 1991 during the crisis in Sweden. Moreover, it is necessary to find Methods to reduce the tension between the bank creditors and its owners have to be found and help them find common solutions. The fact that the measures used to tackle the bank crisis in Sweden were effective and that the crisis management of crisis is presented as exemplary in scientific literature shows that during this crisis suitable. [to full text]

Under conditions of open economy the Stability of the banking system of states operating under conditions of open economy them, including Lithuania, mostly depends on the condition of world economy and the state of fi­nancial markets. Therefore financial crises and their effect on the economies of countries and, stability of the fi­nancial sector are analyzed by scientists in different countries. In scientific researches analyzing on banking crises the crisis of the banking system in Sweden in the beginning of 1991 was at the time then an extraordinary phenomenon, as over time the Swedish banking system was considered stable and able to handle any crisis, and this forced the government of the country to undertake large scale operations to rescue the financial system of the country. The analysis of the reasons of the Swedish bank crisis reveals that bank regulation procedures and regulations rules to be used during a crisis have to be legalized. It is too risky to rely on quick decisions and measures adopted taken during a crisis and quick instruments as was the case in 1991 during the crisis in Sweden. Moreover, it is necessary to find Methods to reduce the tension between the bank creditors and its owners have to be found and help them find common solutions. The fact that the measures used to tackle the bank crisis in Sweden were effective and that the crisis management of crisis is presented as exemplary in scientific literature shows that during this crisis suitable. [to full text]

Under conditions of open economy the Stability of the banking system of states operating under conditions of open economy them, including Lithuania, mostly depends on the condition of world economy and the state of fi­nancial markets. Therefore financial crises and their effect on the economies of countries and, stability of the fi­nancial sector are analyzed by scientists in different countries. In scientific researches analyzing on banking crises the crisis of the banking system in Sweden in the beginning of 1991 was at the time then an extraordinary phenomenon, as over time the Swedish banking system was considered stable and able to handle any crisis, and this forced the government of the country to undertake large scale operations to rescue the financial system of the country. The analysis of the reasons of the Swedish bank crisis reveals that bank regulation procedures and regulations rules to be used during a crisis have to be legalized. It is too risky to rely on quick decisions and measures adopted taken during a crisis and quick instruments as was the case in 1991 during the crisis in Sweden. Moreover, it is necessary to find Methods to reduce the tension between the bank creditors and its owners have to be found and help them find common solutions. The fact that the measures used to tackle the bank crisis in Sweden were effective and that the crisis management of crisis is presented as exemplary in scientific literature shows that during this crisis suitable. [to full text]

Under conditions of open economy the Stability of the banking system of states operating under conditions of open economy them, including Lithuania, mostly depends on the condition of world economy and the state of fi­nancial markets. Therefore financial crises and their effect on the economies of countries and, stability of the fi­nancial sector are analyzed by scientists in different countries. In scientific researches analyzing on banking crises the crisis of the banking system in Sweden in the beginning of 1991 was at the time then an extraordinary phenomenon, as over time the Swedish banking system was considered stable and able to handle any crisis, and this forced the government of the country to undertake large scale operations to rescue the financial system of the country. The analysis of the reasons of the Swedish bank crisis reveals that bank regulation procedures and regulations rules to be used during a crisis have to be legalized. It is too risky to rely on quick decisions and measures adopted taken during a crisis and quick instruments as was the case in 1991 during the crisis in Sweden. Moreover, it is necessary to find Methods to reduce the tension between the bank creditors and its owners have to be found and help them find common solutions. The fact that the measures used to tackle the bank crisis in Sweden were effective and that the crisis management of crisis is presented as exemplary in scientific literature shows that during this crisis suitable. [to full text]

A new, rapidly growing modern information society is discussed to a large extent. This society is based on the development of information technology and its massive application in different areas of life as well as orientation of the society members towards intellectu-al products, determined by information processes. It is claimed that a united and accurate assessment and classification system of information society has been not created so far. The variety of attitudes to the existing models and theories of the information society are studied. The information society development is seen as a constituent part of globalisation process, revealing new opportunities and threats to the society. It is stated that the information society is the first step towards the knowledge society. The consistentpatterns of formation of the information society in Lithuania and initiatives of the European Union (EU) in this underlying direction of the society development are analysed.

A new, rapidly growing modern information society is discussed to a large extent. This society is based on the development of information technology and its massive application in different areas of life as well as orientation of the society members towards intellectu-al products, determined by information processes. It is claimed that a united and accurate assessment and classification system of information society has been not created so far. The variety of attitudes to the existing models and theories of the information society are studied. The information society development is seen as a constituent part of globalisation process, revealing new opportunities and threats to the society. It is stated that the information society is the first step towards the knowledge society. The consistentpatterns of formation of the information society in Lithuania and initiatives of the European Union (EU) in this underlying direction of the society development are analysed.

A new, rapidly growing modern information society is discussed to a large extent. This society is based on the development of information technology and its massive application in different areas of life as well as orientation of the society members towards intellectu-al products, determined by information processes. It is claimed that a united and accurate assessment and classification system of information society has been not created so far. The variety of attitudes to the existing models and theories of the information society are studied. The information society development is seen as a constituent part of globalisation process, revealing new opportunities and threats to the society. It is stated that the information society is the first step towards the knowledge society. The consistentpatterns of formation of the information society in Lithuania and initiatives of the European Union (EU) in this underlying direction of the society development are analysed.

A new, rapidly growing modern information society is discussed to a large extent. This society is based on the development of information technology and its massive application in different areas of life as well as orientation of the society members towards intellectu-al products, determined by information processes. It is claimed that a united and accurate assessment and classification system of information society has been not created so far. The variety of attitudes to the existing models and theories of the information society are studied. The information society development is seen as a constituent part of globalisation process, revealing new opportunities and threats to the society. It is stated that the information society is the first step towards the knowledge society. The consistentpatterns of formation of the information society in Lithuania and initiatives of the European Union (EU) in this underlying direction of the society development are analysed.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments to urgently seek effective solutions in response to the crisis. COVID-19 crisis response policies have been shaped by adapting crisis management models to public health management, or by developing new, unique response approaches and tools. The research has found that the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is unique and distinctive in many respects. It is classified as a crisis of 'low probability but high impact', taking into account the effects on health and social security systems and other areas of public administration. Thus, it has not been easy for the authorities to find, develop and implement effective measures to overcome the crisis. The qualitative study found that front-line staff have exceptionally high workloads and a lack of resources, and there is considerable uncertainty about the implementation of crisis management policies. Some epidemic management measures limit their direct contact with customers. In addition, the COVID-19 epidemic has introduced many negative contextual factors.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments to urgently seek effective solutions in response to the crisis. COVID-19 crisis response policies have been shaped by adapting crisis management models to public health management, or by developing new, unique response approaches and tools. The research has found that the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is unique and distinctive in many respects. It is classified as a crisis of 'low probability but high impact', taking into account the effects on health and social security systems and other areas of public administration. Thus, it has not been easy for the authorities to find, develop and implement effective measures to overcome the crisis. The qualitative study found that front-line staff have exceptionally high workloads and a lack of resources, and there is considerable uncertainty about the implementation of crisis management policies. Some epidemic management measures limit their direct contact with customers. In addition, the COVID-19 epidemic has introduced many negative contextual factors.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments to urgently seek effective solutions in response to the crisis. COVID-19 crisis response policies have been shaped by adapting crisis management models to public health management, or by developing new, unique response approaches and tools. The research has found that the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is unique and distinctive in many respects. It is classified as a crisis of 'low probability but high impact', taking into account the effects on health and social security systems and other areas of public administration. Thus, it has not been easy for the authorities to find, develop and implement effective measures to overcome the crisis. The qualitative study found that front-line staff have exceptionally high workloads and a lack of resources, and there is considerable uncertainty about the implementation of crisis management policies. Some epidemic management measures limit their direct contact with customers. In addition, the COVID-19 epidemic has introduced many negative contextual factors.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments to urgently seek effective solutions in response to the crisis. COVID-19 crisis response policies have been shaped by adapting crisis management models to public health management, or by developing new, unique response approaches and tools. The research has found that the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is unique and distinctive in many respects. It is classified as a crisis of 'low probability but high impact', taking into account the effects on health and social security systems and other areas of public administration. Thus, it has not been easy for the authorities to find, develop and implement effective measures to overcome the crisis. The qualitative study found that front-line staff have exceptionally high workloads and a lack of resources, and there is considerable uncertainty about the implementation of crisis management policies. Some epidemic management measures limit their direct contact with customers. In addition, the COVID-19 epidemic has introduced many negative contextual factors.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments to urgently seek effective solutions in response to the crisis. COVID-19 crisis response policies have been shaped by adapting crisis management models to public health management, or by developing new, unique response approaches and tools. The research has found that the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is unique and distinctive in many respects. It is classified as a crisis of 'low probability but high impact', taking into account the effects on health and social security systems and other areas of public administration. Thus, it has not been easy for the authorities to find, develop and implement effective measures to overcome the crisis. The qualitative study found that front-line staff have exceptionally high workloads and a lack of resources, and there is considerable uncertainty about the implementation of crisis management policies. Some epidemic management measures limit their direct contact with customers. In addition, the COVID-19 epidemic has introduced many negative contextual factors.

What Determined Chancellor A. Merkel's Position on the Migrant Crisis? This paper examines Merkel's leadership during the Migrant Crisis. In my masters Thesis, I relied on the analysis already performed, namely in purifying the Chancellor's personality, the peculiarities and features of her management, and the exceptional qualities of a leader. Additionally, the very concept of leadership used in the work, its operationalisation. This work will also refine the success indicators of the migrant crisis management and the empirical part, which will apply analytical and qualitative models and consistently present Merkel's decisions during crisis management, as well as analyse the decisions' success in retrospect - what led to the Chancellor's key decisions during the crisis. As the German Chancellor has been and continues to be one of the European Union's key decision-makers, her role and analysis of her decisions is particularly relevant given that the issue of military action in Syria and Turkey's disagreements with the EU / NATO is once again high on the European agenda.

What Determined Chancellor A. Merkel's Position on the Migrant Crisis? This paper examines Merkel's leadership during the Migrant Crisis. In my masters Thesis, I relied on the analysis already performed, namely in purifying the Chancellor's personality, the peculiarities and features of her management, and the exceptional qualities of a leader. Additionally, the very concept of leadership used in the work, its operationalisation. This work will also refine the success indicators of the migrant crisis management and the empirical part, which will apply analytical and qualitative models and consistently present Merkel's decisions during crisis management, as well as analyse the decisions' success in retrospect - what led to the Chancellor's key decisions during the crisis. As the German Chancellor has been and continues to be one of the European Union's key decision-makers, her role and analysis of her decisions is particularly relevant given that the issue of military action in Syria and Turkey's disagreements with the EU / NATO is once again high on the European agenda.