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doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.2.01 |Pages 12-20 | PDF DzintraAtstaja, Dr.oec., Professor BASchool of Business and Finance, Latvia Sanita Osipova, Dr.iur., Professor Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, Latvia Gundega Dambe, Mg.edu. Latvian Association for People Management, Latvia Keywords: decent work, sustainability, work in theemergency situation, remote work, workplace well-being Summary Theaim of thestudy is to analyse decent work as avalue stemming from human dignity. Thekey factors include asafe and healthy work environment and working conditions, social protection, compliance with employment law, stability of aworkplace, opportunities for development, training and self-fulfilment, mutual respect, contacts with colleagues, etc. Theimpact of thepandemic has changed employees’ views on “perfect job”. Remote work is only one of thenew forms of employment created by digitalization, which will increasingly enter and strengthen thelabour market. However

by Juris Radzevičs , Managing Director of Riga Municipality 19.30 – 21.30 Conference informal part and networking, hosted by Juris Krūmiņš , Vice Chairperson of University of Latvia Senate, State Research Program EKOSOC – LV Project Supervisor in Rīgas Latviešu biedrības nams, Līgo zāle. Musical impromptu by professor Valdis Muktupāvels Saturday, June 13, 2015 9.00 – 17.00 Field trip (bus leaves from main building of University of Latvia Raiņa bulv. 19 at 10.00) to places and facilities – best practice of EU funding use: new campus of University of Latvia in Torņakalns guided by project manager Imants Klāvs and Botanical Garden of University of Latvia guided by director Anda Sparinska and vice director Signe Tomsone Detailed Conference Programme for Friday, June 12, 2015 Opening and Plenary Session 10.00 – 12.00 (Raiņa bulv. 19, Small Aula) Mārcis Auziņš , Rector of the University of Latvia Inna Šteinbuka , Head, Representation of the European Commission in the Republic

On May 24, 2019, 13:00, the UL Constitutional Assembly will elect UL rector and Senate. Candidates for the post of rector must be nominated and documents with the candidate's consent registered no later than April 18, 2019, 12:00. UL Senate Secretary Ilze Upacere (Raiņa bulvāris 19, room 138). The candidates to the post of rector must submit a written UL management programme and CV to the Senate secretary by April 24, 12:00 Agenda of Constitutional Assembly: Report of the Chair of the Constitutional Assembly Organization Commission; Election of rector; Election of Senate; Election of Academic Court of Arbitration; Report of Rector Indriķis Muižnieks; Report of the Chair of the Senate Māris Kļaviņš. UL Constitutional Assembly Organization and Rector’s Election Commission composition: Ansis Grantiņš (Head of Commission, Head of UL Administration) Edvīns Danovskis (Deputy Chair of Commission, lecturer at the Faculty of Law), Uldis Kondratovičs (Director

Astukevičs, a researcher at the Centre for East European Policy Studies, while its author Andis Kudors and Toms Rostoks, associate professor of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Latvia, director of the Diplomacy master's study program, will speak about what is expressed in the book. At the beginning of the presentation, a video greeting by the founder of the theory of sharp power Christopher Walker, Vice President of Studies and Analysis of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) to the participants of the event and a comment about the book will be played. Language of the event: Latvian, with simultaneous translation into English. All interested individuals are welcome to the book opening event by writing in advance to: info@appc.lv About the author: Andis Kudors is an Adjunct Lecturer at the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Latvia. He has been the Executive Director and Researcher of the Centre for East European Policy Studies (APPC) from 2006 to 2019

doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.2.24 | Pages356-368 | PDF Mario Kresic, Dr.sc., Assistant Professor Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia Keywords: responsibility to protect, norm, principle, atrocities Summary Theconception of theResponsibility to Protect (R2P) was developed to resolve thepractical problem of theinefficiency of theinternational community to address atrocities. Thepresent contribution aims at theclarification of thetheoretical problem on thenature of R2P norm and provision of conceptual tools for its solution. After differentiating R2P objects and contouring their content, thequestion whether theR2P norm is of alegal kind will be addressed. Thecontribution claims that application of theproposed legal concepts– theoretical conception related to thelaw, doctrine, norm, principle and rule– contributes to theclarification of theobjects and content of theR2P; and that political responsibility approach to theidentification of alegal norm

Prestigious "THE Emerging Economies University Rankings 2021” has given the University of Latvia (UL) the highest rating among the higher education institutions in Latvia. Thus, UL has significantly risen, taking the 147 th place among the ranked universities, and simultaneously – the second place in the Baltics. “The brisk rise of the University of Latvia in THE rankings, stepping up by 103 places and entry into the list of 200 world’s best universities is an indisputable international success and a proof of rapid development. In recent years, the University of Latvia and the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics have purposefully implemented the world-renowned principles of outstanding universities, efficiently evolving research and cooperation with industry, providing internationally significant contributions to science and practical solutions to national issues. We will definitely continue our daily work to strengthen the achieved recognition and further our

Prestigious "THE Emerging Economies University Rankings 2021” has given the University of Latvia (UL) the highest rating among the higher education institutions in Latvia. Thus, UL has significantly risen, taking the 147th place among the ranked universities, and simultaneously – the second place in the Baltics. “The brisk rise of the University of Latvia in THE rankings, stepping up by 103 places and entry into the list of 200 world’s best universities is an indisputable international success and a proof of rapid development. In recent years, the University of Latvia and the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics have purposefully implemented the world-renowned principles of outstanding universities, efficiently evolving research and cooperation with industry, providing internationally significant contributions to science and practical solutions to national issues. We will definitely continue our daily work to strengthen the achieved recognition and further our contribution

in this war. We provide and will continue to provide all possible support to Ukraine. Ukraine is currently fighting for European values ​​that we enjoy on daily basis: freedom, democracy and rule of law. Ukraine has made it clear to us that democracy is not a matter of course: it must be defended and, if necessary, fought for”. Prime Minister thanked students of the University of Latvia for relevant questions and interesting discussion, as well as he thanked the leadership team of the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics of the University of Latvia - for the opportunity to visit faculty and meet students.” Students also offered to help Latvia with their knowledge, get involved in projects and improve governance. During the meeting, Prime Minister emphasized a role of knowledge and educated people both in the fight against disinformation and in the overall development of society. Citing Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš: “You are currently fulfilling one of the most important missions

MērijaElizabeteKalniņais a student at the University of Latvia Faculty of Law and a recipient of the “Ceļamaize” UL Foundation Jurgen Memorial Scholarship. Her passions include writing, history, and criminology. The young author has contributed impressively to Latvian romantic literature with herlightheartedand passion-filled debut novel “Dreamingofthe man and the musical”, which has won a prize at the “ZvaigzneABC” publisher’s novel contest. Novel description:  “OUR DREAMS ARE PERFECT ILLUSIONS. THE MORE WE CLING TO HOPES AND BELIEFS, THE HARDER IT IS TO ACCEPT REALITY. LauraRietumaarrives in Paris chasing after her dream–to qualify for the leading role in the “Tristan and Isolde” musical.It’s been five years since she had first embarked on the journey to not justbecome Isolde, but also attract theattention of her idol andone true love– the musical’s star Julian Barret. Recently divorced, Julian Barret has abandoned all hopes of regaining what he hadlet slip through his fingers

doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.2.28 | Pages410-419 | PDF Janis Rozenfelds , Dr. iur., Professor Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, Latvia Keywords: bona fide acquirer, confiscation, criminally acquired, immovable, registration, reliability Summary Confiscation of property has several meanings. All of them could be reduced to “coercive deprivation by state institutions”. In modern democracies, theuse of this force should be exercised carefully and in accordance with theduty of thestate to protect peaceful enjoyment of possession by thesubjects of thestate. This report is devoted to examination of one specific kind of confiscation, which has thefollowing characteristic features: it is not applied as apunishment following aconviction; it could be applied to an immovable property and so interferes with thepublic reliability of theLand Register; and it could be applied to aperson who not only is in no way linked to illegal activities, let alone acriminal offence