The Quality of Legal Acts and its Importance in Contemporary Legal Space

This collection of articles is published in connection with the international scientific conference organised by the University of Latvia, Faculty of Law on 4–5 October 2012. The theme for the conference and this collections is “The Quality of Legal Acts and its Importance in Contemporary Legal Space.”

European Integration and Baltic Sea Region Studies: Diversity and Perspectives

This publication presents a collection of research papers in conjunction with the international conference “European Integration and Baltic Sea Region: Diversity and Perspectives”, 26–27 September 2011 at the University of Latvia, Riga. The conference is hosted by the Doctoral School for European Integration and Baltic Sea Region Studies, recently established at the university. The publication is a conference volume – Volume I in an anticipated series of publications featuring research papers by doctoral students issued in two-year intervals.

Contemporary Ergonomics and Business 2011
Proceedings of the First International Scientific-Practical Conference of the Latvian Ergonomics Society
Riga, Latvia, 7th October, 2011

The aim of the conference is to introduce with practical and scientifically granted ergonomics solutions in contemporary business environment, about healthy and safe work techniques, as well as promote international exchange of thoughts about human potential improvement at the organizations. Good cooperation between scientists in occupational health and ergonomics, employers and employees will guarantee improvements in health of work forces, as well as the development of business in a changing labor market!

Promotion of Social Policies – An Investment in the Future
Canada – European Union – Baltic States – Nordic Countries

This volume represents presentations, discussions and research papers in conjunction with the Forum for a Comparative Dialog- an Investment in the Future. The Forum was held in Riga at the University of Latvia on November 6-8, 2008 and was organised by the Centre for European and Transition Studies at the University of Latvia and Capilano University, Canada.