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[Translate to English:] UNIVERSITY OF LATVIA SPORTS CENTER UL Sports Center (SC) offers up to 40 different lessons in 12 sports where practices are run by professional coaches. Everyone can choose the most suitable course, for the intensity of the load and for the individual interests. UL invites all international students to attend such sports: Basketball Wrestling Fitness group classes Floorball Football Table teniss Athletics Self defence Volleyball SUBSCRIPTION PURCHASE 1. You must purchase a subscription for sports activities: 1.1. The payment order must indicate: DALĪBAS MAKSA PAR SPORTA NODARBĪBĀM 1.2. The participation fee for sports activities is transferred to the LU account Beneficiary: Latvijas Universitāte Luminor Bank AS Latvijas filiāle Code: RIKOLV2X Account number: LV10RIKO0000082414423 EUR 20 / semester This subscription includes training in the following sports: Basketball Martial arts Floorball Football

UNIVERSITY OF LATVIA SPORTS CENTER UL Sports Center (SC) offers up to 40 different lessons in 12 sports where practices are run by professional coaches. Everyone can choose the most suitable course, for the intensity of the load and for the individual interests. UL invites all international students to attend such sports: Basketball Wrestling Fitness group classes Floorball Football Table teniss Athletics Self defence Volleyball SUBSCRIPTION PURCHASE 1. You must purchase a subscription for sports activities: 1.1. The payment order must indicate: DALĪBAS MAKSA PAR SPORTA NODARBĪBĀM 1.2. The participation fee for sports activities is transferred to the LU account Beneficiary: Latvijas Universitāte Luminor Bank AS Latvijas filiāle Code: RIKOLV2X Account number: LV10RIKO0000082414423 EUR 20 / semester This subscription includes training in the following sports: Basketball Martial arts Floorball Football Ping-pong General

Ņesterova Researcher Inara.Nesterova Mg. Einārs Sprūģis Researcher Einars.Sprugis Gundars Mežinskis Guest Researcher Gundars.Mezinskis PhD student Dmitrijs Bogdanovs Research Assistant Dmitrijs.Bogdanovs PhD student Līga Britāla Research Assistant Liga.Britala Bc. Roberts Palmbahs Research Assistant Roberts.Palmbahs PhD student Dāvis Kalniņš Laboratory Assistant Davis.Kalnins PhD student Reinis Kaparkalējs Laboratory Assistant Reinis.Kaparkalejs Mg. Jānis Teterovskis Laboratory Assistant Janis.Teterovskis Artis Dēze Laboratory Assistant Artis.Deze Paulis Gurdziels Laboratory Assistant Paulis.Gurdziels Laimons Jēkabsons Laboratory Assistant Laimonis

BALTEHUMS is a Baltic region conference on environmental humanities and social sciences. The second BALTEHUMS conference (BALTEHUMS II) was held online on 1 and 2 November 2021. NATURED project team participated in the conference with several papers. Papers presented by NATURED team members: Protection of ethnographic landscapes in Soviet Latvia: The case of Gauja National Park (Karīna Ješkina) Spaces of post-nature: Reterritorialization of wetlands (Anita Zariņa, Ivo Vinogradovs) Conflicts of values and ecological solidarity: The case of Kemeri National Park (Artis Svece, Anita Zariņa) Political space, abjected matter: Living with wildlife in post-Soviet spaces (Anne Sauka) Nature in discourse: Exposing normativity haunted by the spectre if the unnatural (Igors Gubenko)

Welcome to the 81st International Scientific Conference of the UL in February – May 2023! The academic plenary session will be held on 10 February 2023 at 12:00, Riga, Raiņa bulvāris 19. The plenary session will be opened by Assistant Secretary General for Public Diplomacy of NATO Baiba Braže with the paper “Evolving Alliance: Why we need NATO more than ever” The conference has become an integral part of scientific life, bringing along nearly centuries of tradition. Traditionally, the conference work is organised in section meetingsin 4 fields of science (Natural Sciences, Humanities and Arts, Medicine and Health Sciences, and Social Sciences) and interdisciplinary . Theworkoftheconferencewillrespectallepidemiologicalsafetyrequirementsandrecommendations. Inthecaseofquestions,pleasecontacttheorganisersorsend your question to the Academic Department.

The course provides theoretical framework for the characterization of cultural processes and phenomena which, being in interaction with literature and other forms of elite culture, are not in the research focus of the specialized branches of art. This field has been conceptualized in different periods as folklore, traditional and popular culture or intangible cultural heritage with the respective research paradigm and situation in the sociocultural system. The course examines the various aspects of the interpretation of cultural heritage and its significance for the formation of identities, reviewing critically the newest tendencies in the understanding of culture and identity. Students are encouraged to explore in their specialization fields the dominant characteristics and specifics of cultural heritage, its effect on the processes of identity formation and how identities affect the meanings attributed to cultural heritage. The aim of the course is to provide knowledge

related to them in connection with street art, artificial intelligence, and trade secret protection; peculiarities of intellectual property rights from the point of view of liability in such contracts of intellectual property law as assignment contract and license contract; peculiarities for compensation of damages in respect of infringement of intellectual property rights from the point of view of delict (tort) liability; and objects of intellectual property rights created in employment legal relations in connection with the rights of employees and employers to these objects. Each topic includes both theoretical classes in the form of lectures and practical classes in the form of seminars.

The course provides theoretical framework for the characterization of cultural processes and phenomena which, being in interaction with literature and other forms of elite culture, are not in the research focus of the specialized branches of art. This field has been conceptualized in different periods as folklore, traditional and popular culture or intangible cultural heritage with the respective research paradigm and situation in the sociocultural system. The course examines the various aspects of the interpretation of cultural heritage and its significance for the formation of identities, reviewing critically the newest tendencies in the understanding of culture and identity. Students are encouraged to explore in their specialization fields the dominant characteristics and specifics of cultural heritage, its effect on the processes of identity formation and how identities affect the meanings attributed to cultural heritage. The aim of the course is to provide knowledge

related to them in connection with street art, artificial intelligence, and trade secret protection; peculiarities of intellectual property rights from the point of view of liability in such contracts of intellectual property law as assignment contract and license contract; peculiarities for compensation of damages in respect of infringement of intellectual property rights from the point of view of delict (tort) liability; and objects of intellectual property rights created in employment legal relations in connection with the rights of employees and employers to these objects. Each topic includes both theoretical classes in the form of lectures and practical classes in the form of seminars. The course is taught in Latvian.

Artis Straupenieks – a winner of the scholarship established by the Latvian Sworn Notary Council and administered by the UL Foundation in the academic year 2012/13, alumnus of UL Faculty of Law, lawyer of the law office “Eversheds Sutherland Bitāns”. Support In April 2013, A.Straupenieks donated EUR 3486.04 toward participation of the UL Law Faculty student team in the Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Mott Court in October 2013, Germany. The UL Faculty of Law and its students every year take part in several international moot courts. Over the years several new exciting and promising moot courts have been established in the fields of law that cannot be studied in Latvia. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!