Ethical Values and Sustainable Development: Lithuanian Experience in the Context of Globalisation / Etinės Vertybės Ir Darnus Vystymasis: Lietuvos Patirtis Globalizacijos Kontekste

Čiegis, Remigijus; Gavenauskas, Algirdas; Petkevičiūtė, Nijolė; Štreimikienė, Dalia

doi:10.3846/2029-0187.2008.14.29-37

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“…Yra pabrėžia-ma, kad po Sovietų Sąjungos iširimo išsilaisvinusiose valstybėse pradėjus bandyti pritaikyti naujas normas ir vertybes, buvo susidurta su tam tikru pasipriešinimu, kurį atspindėjo iki tol dominavusios vertybės ir įsitikinimai. 22 Su laisvos rinkos plėtra nesutampančių elementų eliminavimas valstybės kultū-riniame kontekste chronologiškai trunka ilgai. Pereinamosiose ekonomikose neretai vyrauja menkas pasitikėjimas visuomenės struktūromis, smarkiai išsiski-ria deklaruojamos vertybės ir jų įgyven-dinimas praktikoje.…”

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Etnologijos aspektas etinio reliatyvizmo kontekste

Toliušis¹

2017

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suMMaRY this article is based on an idea of ethical relativism. the idea is that cultural differences can influence our perception of the moral value of certain actions. Hence, the article analyzes the aspect of ethnology in the context of ethical relativism. the author also discusses the concepts of moral relativism and ethical relativism. these concepts state that differing points of view can influence the perception of morality. among these points of view are existing cultural differences. the concept of cultural relativism also states that every culture should be held as unique and equal to another and therefore contributing to the creation of the science of ethnology. the conclusion is that the analysis of cultures could open new perspectives in understanding the unique views of ethics in general and diverging ethical issues in particular. saNTRauka Šiame straipsnyje remiamasi etinio reliatyvizmo idėja, kad kultūriniai skirtumai nulemia besiskiriantį tam tikrų veiksmų moralinės vertės suvokimą. Remiantis šia prielaida analizuojamas etnologijos aspektas etinio reliatyvizmo kontekste. siekiama aptarti moralinį reliatyvizmą kaip kryptį, kurios kontekste besiskiriantys požiūrio taškai gali nulemti skirtingą moralės suvokimą bei etinį reliatyvizmą, atskirus požiūrio taškus dalinantį pagal skirtumus, egzistuojančius tarp kultūrų. taip pat nagrinėjamas ir kultūrinis reliatyvizmas kaip kryptis, sudariusi prielaidas atsirasti etnologijos mokslui bei raginanti visas kultūras vertinti remiantis vienodais pagrindais. straipsnyje daroma išvada, kad išanalizavus atskirų regionų kultūrą, atsivertų naujos perspektyvos, padedančios geriau suvokti unikalų konkrečios kultūros požiūrį į etiką apskritai ir konkrečias etines problemas.

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Etnologijos aspektas etinio reliatyvizmo kontekste

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2017

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“…The term transition is commonly used to define the passage from the centralized planned economy to the free market. However, it is possible to distinguish the alternative multidimensional approach, where the economic transition is perceived only as a part of the complex postcommunist transition process, which also encompasses political, ideological, social, and cultural dimensions as well (Čepaitienė, 2002Marčinskas and Galinienė, 2005;Čiegis et al, 2008;Samalavičius, 2008). In the article the term "post-communist transition" is treated in this broader sense.…”

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Contingent Valuation of Built Heritage Properties in a Transition Country: A Case of Lithuania / Nekilnojamojo Kultūros Paveldo Vertinimas Taikant Numatomojo Vertinimo Metodą Pereinamojo Laikotarpio Valstybėje: Lietuvos Atvejis

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International Journal of Strategic Property Management

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InTernaTIonal JoUrnal of sTraTeGIC ProPerTy manaGemenT Issn 1648-715X print / Issn 1648-9179 online 2011 Volume 15(4): 393-415 http://dx.ABstrACt. The built heritage began to be seen not only as a real estate property and an object of cultural value but also as a multifaceted and multidimensional cultural good in the second half of the 20 th century. It has increasingly attracted the interests of economists, who attempted to measure not only its economic impact, but also the total economic value. The spectrum of the categories of the economic value of the built heritage and the valuation methods applied has expanded in the course of time. Currently it encompasses market and nonmarket economic values and numerous valuation techniques based on the stated and revealed data, including the Contingent Valuation method (CVm). The number of contingent valuation (CV) studies aimed at valuing the non-market benefits of the built heritage in developed and developing countries is growing. However, the post-communist transition countries are quite an exception. The applications of the CVm in the developing countries have demonstrated that the sociocultural context must be taken into account and the special measures must be applied in order to get the reliable results. This sensitivity of the CVm to the sociocultural context encourages analyzing the peculiarities of its application in the post-communist transition countries. The main aim of the article is to determine the peculiarities of the social environment of the post-communist transition countries and their possible influence on the CV results. The findings of the research can be useful not only to the fields of CV survey design and benefit transfer, but also to the broad and rapidly developing field of the post-communist studies, for the better understanding the hidden values and potential of the built heritage properties, and the sustainable management of the built environment.

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“…Most market research exercises have been undertaken and research papers concerned normal market functioning conditions with observable usual capital market developments with sustainable growth of globalization impact (Gudonavičius et al 2009;Chlivickas et al 2009;Čiegis et al 2008;Ginevičius and Čirba 2009). Th ese theories, presumptions and fi ndThese theories, presumptions and findings have been found, however, hardly applicable under extreme, or even catastrophic market conditions (Arbel et al 1988, Dubinskas 2009).…”

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Alterations in the Financial Markets of the Baltic Countries and Russia in the Period of Economic Downturn / Finansų Rinkų Pokyčiai Baltijos Šalyse Ir Rusijoje Ekonominio Nuosmukio Laikotarpiu

Dubinskas

Stungurienė

2010

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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The present article analyses the alternations in the causality in the financial markets during the 2008–2009 financial crisis with a clear focus on the changes and developments in the financial markets of the Baltic States and Russia in the period starting from 2008. The authors have advanced a hypothesis that the research methods of trends of an abrupt plunge and subsequent stabilistation of equity prices that were clearly discernable during the 1987 crisis are also pointfull for the current financial crisis. The present research was conducted on the basis of the following assumptions: both crises affected financial markets of several nations; a characteristic feature for the inception of the crises is an abrupt fall in equity prices; indications of stabilisation in financial markets become observable before financial experts conclude the end of the financial crisis. To confirm the hypothesis on the similarities of the general trends during the two major international financial crisis, the authors employed empiric tests developed on the basis of Granger causality tests. Based on the precedent survey of the financial crisis of 1987 (Malliaris and Urrutia 1992), the authors of the present article chose to use the Granger causality testing methodology. To be able to apply the Granger causality test first it was necessary to verify the degree of cointegration of the indices of the main equity markets in each of the country (OMX Vilnius, OMX Riga, OMX Tallinn, RTS). For that purpose the authors used the Dickey‐Fuller and Johansen testing methodology. Both methodologies demonstrated a strong cointegration between the changes in the indices of all equity markets irrespective of the period analysed (i.e., pre‐crisis, during the crisis, post‐crisis). In all cases the T‐statistics exceeded the critical value. The strongest cointegration was observable in the crisis period, and the weakest – after the crisis. The results showed that in view of the financial crisis the Latvian market showed the greatest degree of slow‐down despite it being most active in the pre‐crisis times, likewise, Estonian market also showed a somewhat higher degree of passiveness. Thus, it was the Latvian and Estonian markets that the financial downturn had the most painful impacts upon. While the Lithuanian and the Russian markets were, on the contrary, much more active and therefore outlived the equity crash period with least painful after‐effects, thus producing confirmation that in the face of a crisis the interests and expectations of most investors are largely related to major markets normally viewed as more reliable and showing a higher degree of resilience. Santrauka Straipsnyje analizuojami finansų rinkų priežastingumo pokyčiai 2008–2009 m. finansinės krizės laikotarpiu. Pagrindinis dėmesys sutelkiamas į Baltijos šalių– Lietuvos, Latvijos ir Estijos – bei Rusijos akcijų rinkų pokyčius nuo 2008 m. Autoriai iškelia hipotezę, kad finansų rinkose staigaus akcijų kainų kritimo ir jų stabilizavimosi tendencijos, kurios išryškejo nuo 1987 m. prasidėjusios krizės, būdingos dabartinei finansinei krizei. Tyrimo metu daromos prielaidos: abi krizės apima daugelio valstybių finansų rinkas; krizių pradžiai būdingas staigus akcijų kainų kritimas; finansų rinkų stabilizavimosi požymiai pastebimi anksčiau, nei ekspertai konstatuoja krizės pabaigą. Dviejų tarptautinių finansų rinkų krizių bendrųjų tendencijų panašumo hipotezei patvirtinti naudoti empiriniai testai, parengti remiantis Granger priežastiniais testais: Granger priežastiniai testai ir kointegracijos testai. Nustatyta, kad finansinės krizės metu Latvijos rinka tapo pasyviausia, nors iki prasidedant krizei buvo pati aktyviausia, pasyvesne tapo ir Estijos rinka. Taigi finansinis nuosmukis skaudžiausiai paveikė Latvijos ir Estijos finansų rinkas. Lietuvos ir Rusijos rinkos krizės metu tapo pačios aktyviausios ir lengviausiai išgyveno akcijų kainų kritimo perioda, tuo patvirtindamos, kad krizės metu daugelio investuotojų interesai ir lūkesčiai paprastai siejami su didesnemis rinkomis, kurios laikomos patikimesnėmis ir turinčiomis galimybę greičiau atsigauti.

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Ethical Values and Sustainable Development: Lithuanian Experience in the Context of Globalisation / Etinės Vertybės Ir Darnus Vystymasis: Lietuvos Patirtis Globalizacijos Kontekste

Cited by 19 publications

References 2 publications

Etnologijos aspektas etinio reliatyvizmo kontekste

Etnologijos aspektas etinio reliatyvizmo kontekste

Contingent Valuation of Built Heritage Properties in a Transition Country: A Case of Lithuania / Nekilnojamojo Kultūros Paveldo Vertinimas Taikant Numatomojo Vertinimo Metodą Pereinamojo Laikotarpio Valstybėje: Lietuvos Atvejis

Alterations in the Financial Markets of the Baltic Countries and Russia in the Period of Economic Downturn / Finansų Rinkų Pokyčiai Baltijos Šalyse Ir Rusijoje Ekonominio Nuosmukio Laikotarpiu

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