4 research outputs found
Latvia and China: Entering the Post-Optimism Period
This publication results from the project āChina's Role and Perception in the Baltic States: Implications for National Security and NATOā (NATO Public Diplomacy Division's Co-Sponsorship Grant)TIn order to demonstrate the changes in behaviour and the current policy goals from Latviaās perspective, this chapter covers the historic relations between Latvia and China, followed by an overview of economic cooperation, and an insight of how the relations have been perceived recently from the Annual Reports of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia and Annual Reports on the Activities of Latvian State Security Service, additionally explaining survey data reviewed in recent years on the Latvian perception of China.This publication is sponsored by NATOās Public Diplomacy Divisio
China in the Baltic States ā from a Cause of Hope to Anxiety
This publication results from the project āChina's Role and Perception in the Baltic States: Implications for National Security and NATOā (NATO Public Diplomacy Division's Co-Sponsorship Grant)The publication assesses the perception and the role of the Peopleās Republic of China (China) in Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania, with the emphasis on the implications of China for the national security of the three states and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Following a review of three decades of bilateral engagement between each of the Baltic states and China, the publication offers an analysis of the results from nationally representative surveys on Baltic attitudes toward China.This publication is sponsored by NATOās Public Diplomacy Divisio
Types of Phrasal Verbs in Articles on Start-ups
ZiÅu portÄli ir vieni no izplatÄ«tÄkajiem informÄcijas avotiem, kuri informÄ par jaunÄkajÄm aktualitÄtÄm pasaulÄ. AttiecÄ«gi, ir ļoti svarÄ«gi apzinÄt valodas lietojumu un tÄs atspoguļojumu ziÅu rakstos. TÄdÄļ Ŕī pÄtÄ«juma mÄrÄ·is ir pÄtÄ«t valodas lietojumu rakstos par jaunuzÅÄmumiem, precÄ«zÄk, darbÄ«bas vÄrdus ar postpozÄ«cijÄm un to semantiskÄs un sintaktiskÄs Ä«paŔības. Lai sasniegtu mÄrÄ·i, pÄtÄ«jums balstÄs uz 30 ziÅu rakstiem par jaunuzÅÄmumiem, pÄta 220 darbÄ«bas vÄrdus ar pospozÄ«cijÄm un to pielietojumu. TeorÄtiskÄ literatÅ«ra atklÄja ka darbÄ«bas vÄrdi ar postpozÄ«cijÄm ir komplicÄti to pÄrnesto nozÄ«mju un gramatisko Ä«paŔību dÄļ. PÄtÄ«juma rezultÄti atspoguļo visbiežÄk izmantotos darbÄ«bas vÄrdus ar pospozÄ«cijÄm un tie ir vÄrdi ar pÄrejoÅ”u pÄrnesto nozÄ«mi.News portals are among the main information sources for where to look for newest actualities world-wide. Accordingly, it is essential to acknowledge the use of the English language in news articles. Therefore, the research aims to investigate the language use in articles on startups, particularly, phrasal verbs and their semantic and syntactic features. To achieve the determined aim, research looks at 30 news articles on start-ups, where 220 phrasal verbs are encountered and analysed. The review of theoretical literature shows that phrasal verbs can be analysed in terms of idiomaticity, polysemy, synonymy, transitiveness and separability. The results demonstrate that transitive idiomatic is the most frequently used type of phrasal verbs
MilitÄrais saasinÄjums starp ASV un Ķīnu varas pÄrejas posmÄ - TaivÄnas jautÄjums
StarptautiskÄ pÄrvaldÄ«ba un diplomÄtijaSocioloÄ£ija, politoloÄ£ija un antropoloÄ£ijaInternational Governance and DiplomacySociology, Politics and AnthropologyThe paper looks at the superpower transition of the 21st century. The research aims to determine causes of tensions that are present between the U.S. and China. To achieve the aim, the research firstly detects the level of satisfaction with overall international order from both of the sides involved. After determining satisfaction, the research looks at points of tensions that have the most implications within the relationships of the two superpowers. The results demonstrate that China feels dissatisfied with the international order and the main point of tensions, including the military aspect, is Taiwan.The paper looks at the superpower transition of the 21st century. The research aims to determine causes of tensions that are present between the U.S. and China. To achieve the aim, the research firstly detects the level of satisfaction with overall international order from both of the sides involved. After determining satisfaction, the research looks at points of tensions that have the most implications within the relationships of the two superpowers. The results demonstrate that China feels dissatisfied with the international order and the main point of tensions, including the military aspect, is Taiwan