About the Journal
ISSN: 2592-8813
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30525/2592-8813
Baltic Journal of Legal and Social Sciences was founded in 2021 year (2002–2020 existed as the ”Baltic Journal of Law”). Founder of the Journal – SIA “Baltic International Academy”. Publisher of the Journal – Publishing House “Baltija Publishing”. The Journal publishes scientific and analytical articles on topical issues of social science and practice both in and outside the Baltic region. The journal is published four times a year.
The purpose of the journal – to cover and promote modern scientific studies in the field of law, education/pedagogy, psychology, culture and art, journalism, management and administration, historyand archeology, philosophy, political science, sociology, and to popularize scientific achievements in the world.
The scientific journal is definitely useful for postgraduate students, researchers in the respective areas.
Current Issue No. 2 (2025)
Issue
THEORY AND INSTITUTIONS OF EDUCATION
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN THE CONTEXT OF (POST-) WAR ECONOMY: LEGAL, ECONOMIC AND MANAGERIAL DIMENSIONS IN UKRAINE
Page 6-15
UKRAINIAN MODEL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION INSTRUMENTS APPLICATION IN THE MECHANISM OF DEPORTED CHILDREN’S RETURN CAUSED BY ARMED CONFLICT
Page 16-21
HISTORIOGRAPHY AND METHODOLOGY OF STUDYING THE CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF SWITZERIA
Page 22-26
THE IMPACT OF MARKET-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Page 27-39
LEGISLATIVE TOOLS AGAINST AIDING AN AGGRESSOR STATE: ANALYSIS OF THE EXPERIENCE OF THE USA, THE UK, AND THE BALTIC STATES
Page 40-47
COLLECTIVE COPYRIGHT MANAGEMENT IN THE DIGITAL AGE: EU CHALLENGES AND UKRAINE’S ADAPTATION
Page 48-58
REGULATORY AND LEGAL SUPPORT FOR STATE PERSONNEL POLICY IN THE FIELD OF SUBSOIL USE AND PROTECTION
Page 59-63
TAX REGULATION IN UKRAINE DURING THE WAR: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS
Page 64-69
GAMBLING AS A TAXABLE OBJECT IN UKRAINE
Page 70-78
GLOBAL ANTI-BRIBERY ENFORCEMENT: EU AND UK REACTIONS TO THE US FCPA SUSPENSION
Page 79-87
DEMOCRATIC EDUCATION: HISTORICITY, MODERNITY, AND NECESSITY
Page 88-94
CRITERIA FOR ASSESSING THE QUALITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF HIGHER EDUCATION: A CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS
Page 95-103
THEORY AND HISTORY OF CULTURE & PHILOSOPHY
VISUAL ARTS IN THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF A DESIGNER: THE IMPORTANCE OF DRAWING, PAINTING, AND SCULPTURE
Page 104-112
THE CONSENSUS PROBLEM: SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS
Page 113-121
REPRESENTATION OF THE WILL, HEROISM AND BRAVERY VALUES IN GRAPHIC DESIGN PROJECTS OF CONTEMPORARY UKRAINE
Page 122-128
THEORY AND INNOVATIONS OF SOCIOLOGY & JOURNALISM
BETWEEN HOME AND WORK: HOW CHILDREN’S DISTANCE LEARNING CHALLENGES INTERNAL COMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONS (2020 VS. 2025)
Page 129-136
CIVIC ACTIVISM DURING WAR: UKRAINIAN CONTEXT
Page 137-144
PILGRIMAGE AS A SOCIAL AND COMMUNICATION INSTITUTION IN THE CONTEXT OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROCESSES (ON EXAMPLES OF UKRAINIAN AND GERMAN CITIES)
Page 145-156
THEORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF POLITOLOGY & HISTORY
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AS A DETERMINANT IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION OF TURKIC STATES
Page 157-165
LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF YOUTH POLICY IN AZERBAIJAN: NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK AND STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
Page 166-172
THE STRUGGLE FOR INFLUENCE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS AFTER THE SECOND KARABAKH WAR: AN ANALYSIS OF THE U.S. STRATEGY AGAINST THE GROWING INFLUENCE OF CHINA AND IRAN
Page 173-180
DIFFICULTIES OF THE FIRST STAGE OF STATE-BUILDING IN THE CZECH AND SLOVAK REPUBLICS: FROM THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE TO THE EU
Page 181-188
POLITICAL ASPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF UKRAINE’S EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
Page 189-196
POLITICAL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE POLITICAL CLASS OF UKRAINE IN THE CONTEXT OF RELATIONS BETWEEN SOCIETY AND GOVERNMENT
Page 197-204
VIRTUAL REALITY AND INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY
Page 205-212
THE EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN AZERBAIJAN FOLLOWING THE SECOND KARABAKH WAR
Page 213-220
INTEGRATION OF THE INDIAN EXPERIENCE OF POLITICAL NONVIOLENT RESISTANCE INTO A GLOBAL POLITICAL FRAMEWORK
Page 221-227
THE POSITION OF MAJOR POWERS AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DURING THE SECOND KARABAKH WAR
Page 228-238
THEORY AND IMPROVEMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
THE PRIMARY PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF MARITAL DISSOLUTION
Page 239-249
THE ROLE OF POETRY AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT TOOL FOR STUDENTS IN WARTIME
Page 250-255
STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF GENDER ROLE IDENTIFICATION IN CHILDREN WITH ASD: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS
Page 256-263
PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE VALUE SPHERE OF MODERN YOUTH IN CONDITIONS OF WAR
Page 264-271
THEORY AND PERSPECTIVES OF PHILOLOGY
LINGUISTIC RECONSTRUCTION OF NOMADIC IDENTITY IN LITERARY DISCOURSE
Page 272-277
THE EXISTENTIAL TRAGEDY OF UKRAINIANNESS IN CONTEMPORARY NATIONAL DOCUMENTARY POST-DRAMA ABOUT THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR
Page 278-289