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Public libraries are open organizations which are accessible to each and everyone. They are institutions of democratic culture, education and information. Public libraries provide basic conditions for individuals, public groups and all the community to have an unrestricted access to their premises, resources, knowledge and technologies as well as possibility of life long learning and individual quest in pursuit of personal achievements and self development. A public space as the public domain and its communication sector help to develop public opinion and raise awareness. A properly functioning public space is a prerequisite for a civic society and democracy, since the circulating information and discussions happening in this space help people to take relevant and justified decisions. A public space is in every dialogue or gathering when people discuss issues of public interest. The subject of the master's thesis "Public Library as a Public Space" is topical for every citizen who is concerned about the future of their society, its development, education, culture, traditions, and other matters related to a human being and its existence in the cultural and social context of the society. The object of the thesis is the public library as presented in the context of a public space. The aim of the paper is to examine the role of public libraries in terms of public space and analyse the situation and prospects of public libraries as a public space in Lithuania through the method of questionnairing. The thesis consists of an introduction, tree main parts, conclusions, bibliography, references and annexes. First part elaborates on the concept of public space, its interpretation in the context of public libraries as well as the current public attitude towards public libraries. Part two focuses on accessibility of the public library as public space. It is analysed from both social as well as physical point of view. Part tree dedicated to the description of the study of the problems related to the public library as public space and the analysis of the results as well as their interpretation supplemented by visuals. The public space theory is mentioned, criticized and development in numerous sources of literature in different context of social, philosophical, political, literary, and communicative and media theories.

Public libraries are open organizations which are accessible to each and everyone. They are institutions of democratic culture, education and information. Public libraries provide basic conditions for individuals, public groups and all the community to have an unrestricted access to their premises, resources, knowledge and technologies as well as possibility of life long learning and individual quest in pursuit of personal achievements and self development. A public space as the public domain and its communication sector help to develop public opinion and raise awareness. A properly functioning public space is a prerequisite for a civic society and democracy, since the circulating information and discussions happening in this space help people to take relevant and justified decisions. A public space is in every dialogue or gathering when people discuss issues of public interest. The subject of the master's thesis "Public Library as a Public Space" is topical for every citizen who is concerned about the future of their society, its development, education, culture, traditions, and other matters related to a human being and its existence in the cultural and social context of the society. The object of the thesis is the public library as presented in the context of a public space. The aim of the paper is to examine the role of public libraries in terms of public space and analyse the situation and prospects of public libraries as a public space in Lithuania through the method of questionnairing. The thesis consists of an introduction, tree main parts, conclusions, bibliography, references and annexes. First part elaborates on the concept of public space, its interpretation in the context of public libraries as well as the current public attitude towards public libraries. Part two focuses on accessibility of the public library as public space. It is analysed from both social as well as physical point of view. Part tree dedicated to the description of the study of the problems related to the public library as public space and the analysis of the results as well as their interpretation supplemented by visuals. The public space theory is mentioned, criticized and development in numerous sources of literature in different context of social, philosophical, political, literary, and communicative and media theories.

Public libraries are open organizations which are accessible to each and everyone. They are institutions of democratic culture, education and information. Public libraries provide basic conditions for individuals, public groups and all the community to have an unrestricted access to their premises, resources, knowledge and technologies as well as possibility of life long learning and individual quest in pursuit of personal achievements and self development. A public space as the public domain and its communication sector help to develop public opinion and raise awareness. A properly functioning public space is a prerequisite for a civic society and democracy, since the circulating information and discussions happening in this space help people to take relevant and justified decisions. A public space is in every dialogue or gathering when people discuss issues of public interest. The subject of the master's thesis "Public Library as a Public Space" is topical for every citizen who is concerned about the future of their society, its development, education, culture, traditions, and other matters related to a human being and its existence in the cultural and social context of the society. The object of the thesis is the public library as presented in the context of a public space. The aim of the paper is to examine the role of public libraries in terms of public space and analyse the situation and prospects of public libraries as a public space in Lithuania through the method of questionnairing. The thesis consists of an introduction, tree main parts, conclusions, bibliography, references and annexes. First part elaborates on the concept of public space, its interpretation in the context of public libraries as well as the current public attitude towards public libraries. Part two focuses on accessibility of the public library as public space. It is analysed from both social as well as physical point of view. Part tree dedicated to the description of the study of the problems related to the public library as public space and the analysis of the results as well as their interpretation supplemented by visuals. The public space theory is mentioned, criticized and development in numerous sources of literature in different context of social, philosophical, political, literary, and communicative and media theories.

Public libraries are open organizations which are accessible to each and everyone. They are institutions of democratic culture, education and information. Public libraries provide basic conditions for individuals, public groups and all the community to have an unrestricted access to their premises, resources, knowledge and technologies as well as possibility of life long learning and individual quest in pursuit of personal achievements and self development. A public space as the public domain and its communication sector help to develop public opinion and raise awareness. A properly functioning public space is a prerequisite for a civic society and democracy, since the circulating information and discussions happening in this space help people to take relevant and justified decisions. A public space is in every dialogue or gathering when people discuss issues of public interest. The subject of the master's thesis "Public Library as a Public Space" is topical for every citizen who is concerned about the future of their society, its development, education, culture, traditions, and other matters related to a human being and its existence in the cultural and social context of the society. The object of the thesis is the public library as presented in the context of a public space. The aim of the paper is to examine the role of public libraries in terms of public space and analyse the situation and prospects of public libraries as a public space in Lithuania through the method of questionnairing. The thesis consists of an introduction, tree main parts, conclusions, bibliography, references and annexes. First part elaborates on the concept of public space, its interpretation in the context of public libraries as well as the current public attitude towards public libraries. Part two focuses on accessibility of the public library as public space. It is analysed from both social as well as physical point of view. Part tree dedicated to the description of the study of the problems related to the public library as public space and the analysis of the results as well as their interpretation supplemented by visuals. The public space theory is mentioned, criticized and development in numerous sources of literature in different context of social, philosophical, political, literary, and communicative and media theories.

This article analyzes current problems in public procurement, as well as ways to solve them. The focus is on the modernization and improvement of the contract system, as well as the threat of competition in the government procurement market. The relevance of considering this topic at the present stage is expressed in the need to apply tough measures to combat corruption in the field of public procurement, it justifies the need to improve legislation, due to the difficulties encountered in the implementation of state financial control in the field of procurement. The article describes the complexity of the organization of procurement, identifies ways to optimize them. The main ways of the impact of certain negative trends on the implementation of the contract system of the Russian Federation are proposed. Improvement and modernization of the legal framework in the field of public procurement will always be relevant since the social, economic and political spheres of relations in the global economy are changing and not constant. That is why, basically, it is necessary to create a fundamental legal structure, to which, as far as it would be important, minor amendments will be made, and not urgent and global in a short period of time. The main objectives of regulating the law on the system of contracts are its openness and effectiveness, therefore, reducing corruption and reducing the cost of budget funds, "healthy" competition, timely and high-quality satisfaction of state and public needs, access to the process of perception of procurement stages for professionals and its participants. To understand the supplier in all the intricacies of the contractual system, it is necessary to analyze and study a large number of laws and regulations. The results showed that in order to minimize problems in the field of public procurement, it is necessary to intensify the interaction of regulatory and law enforcement agencies and improve legislation.

This article discusses a relevant topic in Lithuania's contract law – the conception of public contract and its development. Due to the analysis of various laws, doctrine and precedents, the article provides with coherent understanding about agreements for public purchase and utility services as well as their evolution in the Lithuanian law system. It is needful to stress that the debates on State involvement in the modern market and its participation in the economy and society are still up to date, due to it this article examines what is the proper degree of state intervention in commercial relationship and what type of legislation would be beneficial for both – supplier and consumer. The most important principle in contract law – freedom of contract, which is a cornerstone of wealth maximization, is also discussed in this article. Futhermore, with a purpose to reveal the state's attitude to the intersection of this principle and public interest, the examination of relationship between public interest and freedom of contract is presented. The article also examines the EU competition law policy and legislation in controlling the business with a dominant market power, as well as assuring the social welfare of other party and consumers. What is more, the clear comparison of Lithuania's and other countries' governmental regulation on public or administrative contracts is also provided here. Finally, the author puts forward some conclusions on key questions of public contracts and it usefulness for Lithuania's law system.

This article discusses a relevant topic in Lithuania's contract law – the conception of public contract and its development. Due to the analysis of various laws, doctrine and precedents, the article provides with coherent understanding about agreements for public purchase and utility services as well as their evolution in the Lithuanian law system. It is needful to stress that the debates on State involvement in the modern market and its participation in the economy and society are still up to date, due to it this article examines what is the proper degree of state intervention in commercial relationship and what type of legislation would be beneficial for both – supplier and consumer. The most important principle in contract law – freedom of contract, which is a cornerstone of wealth maximization, is also discussed in this article. Futhermore, with a purpose to reveal the state's attitude to the intersection of this principle and public interest, the examination of relationship between public interest and freedom of contract is presented. The article also examines the EU competition law policy and legislation in controlling the business with a dominant market power, as well as assuring the social welfare of other party and consumers. What is more, the clear comparison of Lithuania's and other countries' governmental regulation on public or administrative contracts is also provided here. Finally, the author puts forward some conclusions on key questions of public contracts and it usefulness for Lithuania's law system.

This article discusses a relevant topic in Lithuania's contract law – the conception of public contract and its development. Due to the analysis of various laws, doctrine and precedents, the article provides with coherent understanding about agreements for public purchase and utility services as well as their evolution in the Lithuanian law system. It is needful to stress that the debates on State involvement in the modern market and its participation in the economy and society are still up to date, due to it this article examines what is the proper degree of state intervention in commercial relationship and what type of legislation would be beneficial for both – supplier and consumer. The most important principle in contract law – freedom of contract, which is a cornerstone of wealth maximization, is also discussed in this article. Futhermore, with a purpose to reveal the state's attitude to the intersection of this principle and public interest, the examination of relationship between public interest and freedom of contract is presented. The article also examines the EU competition law policy and legislation in controlling the business with a dominant market power, as well as assuring the social welfare of other party and consumers. What is more, the clear comparison of Lithuania's and other countries' governmental regulation on public or administrative contracts is also provided here. Finally, the author puts forward some conclusions on key questions of public contracts and it usefulness for Lithuania's law system.

This article discusses a relevant topic in Lithuania's contract law – the conception of public contract and its development. Due to the analysis of various laws, doctrine and precedents, the article provides with coherent understanding about agreements for public purchase and utility services as well as their evolution in the Lithuanian law system. It is needful to stress that the debates on State involvement in the modern market and its participation in the economy and society are still up to date, due to it this article examines what is the proper degree of state intervention in commercial relationship and what type of legislation would be beneficial for both – supplier and consumer. The most important principle in contract law – freedom of contract, which is a cornerstone of wealth maximization, is also discussed in this article. Futhermore, with a purpose to reveal the state's attitude to the intersection of this principle and public interest, the examination of relationship between public interest and freedom of contract is presented. The article also examines the EU competition law policy and legislation in controlling the business with a dominant market power, as well as assuring the social welfare of other party and consumers. What is more, the clear comparison of Lithuania's and other countries' governmental regulation on public or administrative contracts is also provided here. Finally, the author puts forward some conclusions on key questions of public contracts and it usefulness for Lithuania's law system.