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Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

Dissertation aim of the research to carry out a complex research of the possibilities to improve the state economic policy decisions in response to the challenges of economic crisis and to develop the modelling measures for these decisions, which would be adequate to the modern needs. The paper carries out empirical research of the economic situation and economic policy decisions during crisis in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other countries, and develops the viable theoretical model, designed for the state economic policy decisions during crisis, by identifying the empirical research methods for verifying the aforementioned model. Quantitative modeling process applied standart deviation, time sequence, least squares, maximum probability optimisation, null hypothesis H0 and multicolinearity, model p value, t statistics, Durbin-Watson statistics, standart deviation, Spearman rank correlation, autocorrelation, coefficient of determination, factor analysis, random walf with drift RWD process, multi-vector autoregression model VAR analysis, root mean square error RMSE analysis and other empirical modeling research methodology. The developed modelling system is compared with the RMSM.X method, developed by the World Bank, the complex quantitative research of dependencies of government budget revenue, deficit and debt of Lithuania is carried out, and the modelling of the main state tax rates is implemented. The paper volume is 193 pages, there are 46 figures, 14 tables, 20 appendices, 2 footnotes in the paper, the paper consists conclusions and recommendations.

The article discusses the crisis of the political, treating this phenomenon as an interactive constellation of political, over-political and apolitical factors. The aim is to reconstruct the assumptions of the crisis and highlight its main features in the context of ancient Greece. Under the influence of Dionysian religion, theater was established as a compelling and universally accessible authority to legitimize democracy. Therefore my analysis focuses on the social change after which democracy was no longer perceived as a form of governance but as a form of collective ownership. The article explains how the unbridled demonstration of power quickly erased the long-cherished principle of verbal argumentation and pushed Greeks to practice of power politics. It is shown how, with the establishment of autocracy, parallel interchange between political and anti-political institutions emerged in the Greek polis.

The article deals with the reflection of Western cultural crisis in Czesław Miłosz's creativity expressed as "catastrophism". The experience of crisis must be linked with the political situation between the two World Wars, but Miłosz perceives it as a crisis of culture and first of all a crisis in the changed social sphere. His view is close to the opinion of the Spanish philosopher Ortega y Gasset: "the rebellion of the mass" is one of the signs of cultural crisis. Miłosz rejects Ortega's idea of "dehumanization of art" because, according to Miłosz, a contemporary artist reflecting himself as a single individual and seeking to avoid the man of mass in fact is part of that mass. "The Captive mind" is the analysis of Polish writers' timeserving policy after World War II. In this book, Miłosz tried to find some kind of justification of writers' position and introduced a concept of "ketman". Miłosz practiced "ketman" himself when he worked in diplomatic service of the Polish People's Republic and later in West emigration.

The article deals with the reflection of Western cultural crisis in Czesław Miłosz's creativity expressed as "catastrophism". The experience of crisis must be linked with the political situation between the two World Wars, but Miłosz perceives it as a crisis of culture and first of all a crisis in the changed social sphere. His view is close to the opinion of the Spanish philosopher Ortega y Gasset: "the rebellion of the mass" is one of the signs of cultural crisis. Miłosz rejects Ortega's idea of "dehumanization of art" because, according to Miłosz, a contemporary artist reflecting himself as a single individual and seeking to avoid the man of mass in fact is part of that mass. "The Captive mind" is the analysis of Polish writers' timeserving policy after World War II. In this book, Miłosz tried to find some kind of justification of writers' position and introduced a concept of "ketman". Miłosz practiced "ketman" himself when he worked in diplomatic service of the Polish People's Republic and later in West emigration.

The article deals with the reflection of Western cultural crisis in Czesław Miłosz's creativity expressed as "catastrophism". The experience of crisis must be linked with the political situation between the two World Wars, but Miłosz perceives it as a crisis of culture and first of all a crisis in the changed social sphere. His view is close to the opinion of the Spanish philosopher Ortega y Gasset: "the rebellion of the mass" is one of the signs of cultural crisis. Miłosz rejects Ortega's idea of "dehumanization of art" because, according to Miłosz, a contemporary artist reflecting himself as a single individual and seeking to avoid the man of mass in fact is part of that mass. "The Captive mind" is the analysis of Polish writers' timeserving policy after World War II. In this book, Miłosz tried to find some kind of justification of writers' position and introduced a concept of "ketman". Miłosz practiced "ketman" himself when he worked in diplomatic service of the Polish People's Republic and later in West emigration.

The article deals with the reflection of Western cultural crisis in Czesław Miłosz's creativity expressed as "catastrophism". The experience of crisis must be linked with the political situation between the two World Wars, but Miłosz perceives it as a crisis of culture and first of all a crisis in the changed social sphere. His view is close to the opinion of the Spanish philosopher Ortega y Gasset: "the rebellion of the mass" is one of the signs of cultural crisis. Miłosz rejects Ortega's idea of "dehumanization of art" because, according to Miłosz, a contemporary artist reflecting himself as a single individual and seeking to avoid the man of mass in fact is part of that mass. "The Captive mind" is the analysis of Polish writers' timeserving policy after World War II. In this book, Miłosz tried to find some kind of justification of writers' position and introduced a concept of "ketman". Miłosz practiced "ketman" himself when he worked in diplomatic service of the Polish People's Republic and later in West emigration.

War, domestic violence, and economic instability in a country force its residents to flee their homeland and their place of birth to a different part of the world to save their lives, and around 70.8 million people have been displaced across the world (UNHCR, 2019). It is also a fundamental fact that women and children who have fled in this manner have been subject to various forms of violence and torture during their journey. Refugees are increasingly interested in emigrating to the United States of America, given the political and economic importance of the nation. Nevertheless, the United States has a strict legal system in place to prevent uncontrolled immigration, and hence the refugees face a variety of problems in order to travel to it. Refugees, particularly those travelling tens of thousands of kilometres are from Central American countries, Africa, Iran, and Syria, have arrived inmany towns along the US-Mexico border. Increasing numbers of refugees force governments of the receiving countries to provide accommodation, food, and other facilities, which causes an inevitable financial crisis in the receiving regions. In such cases, the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a significant role in helping refugees with various types of assistance, and it is important to analyze the human rights activities of NGOs. NGOs have been a lobbyist in influencing legislators through a variety of political consultations and creating laws that protect refugees. It is crucial that NGOs can influence the Government level and various types of Cabinet Meetings, to study the issues of refugees and provide different kinds of possible support and assistance through their advocacy activities. The influence of the new media technologies in this twenty-first century has increased the opportunity to understand the lives of different people from different parts of the world and conduct various socio-political debates on global issues, such as the refugee crisis. Therefore, we need to evaluate the role of the social media of NGOs as a lobbyist in advocacy on addressing the refugee crisis. The article aims to identify the role of NGOs in addressing the migrant crisis and upholding the sanctuary policy in Florida that facilitates migrant integration. Research methods include a qualitative interview with the Florida Immigrant Coalition (FIC) and analyzing its social media discourse. The anti-sanctuary bill passed by the Florida state legislature were analysed; the analysis shows that the advocacy for the refugee crisis by NGOs using social media platforms increases civic participation. Such activism has a significant role in influencing policy framework on combating the crisis of refugee integration.

War, domestic violence, and economic instability in a country force its residents to flee their homeland and their place of birth to a different part of the world to save their lives, and around 70.8 million people have been displaced across the world (UNHCR, 2019). It is also a fundamental fact that women and children who have fled in this manner have been subject to various forms of violence and torture during their journey. Refugees are increasingly interested in emigrating to the United States of America, given the political and economic importance of the nation. Nevertheless, the United States has a strict legal system in place to prevent uncontrolled immigration, and hence the refugees face a variety of problems in order to travel to it. Refugees, particularly those travelling tens of thousands of kilometres are from Central American countries, Africa, Iran, and Syria, have arrived inmany towns along the US-Mexico border. Increasing numbers of refugees force governments of the receiving countries to provide accommodation, food, and other facilities, which causes an inevitable financial crisis in the receiving regions. In such cases, the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a significant role in helping refugees with various types of assistance, and it is important to analyze the human rights activities of NGOs. NGOs have been a lobbyist in influencing legislators through a variety of political consultations and creating laws that protect refugees. It is crucial that NGOs can influence the Government level and various types of Cabinet Meetings, to study the issues of refugees and provide different kinds of possible support and assistance through their advocacy activities. The influence of the new media technologies in this twenty-first century has increased the opportunity to understand the lives of different people from different parts of the world and conduct various socio-political debates on global issues, such as the refugee crisis. Therefore, we need to evaluate the role of the social media of NGOs as a lobbyist in advocacy on addressing the refugee crisis. The article aims to identify the role of NGOs in addressing the migrant crisis and upholding the sanctuary policy in Florida that facilitates migrant integration. Research methods include a qualitative interview with the Florida Immigrant Coalition (FIC) and analyzing its social media discourse. The anti-sanctuary bill passed by the Florida state legislature were analysed; the analysis shows that the advocacy for the refugee crisis by NGOs using social media platforms increases civic participation. Such activism has a significant role in influencing policy framework on combating the crisis of refugee integration.