Vol. 3 (2025): SOCIETY. TECHNOLOGY. SOLUTIONS. Abstract Proceedings of the 5th International Scientific Conference.16.10.2025.

Published: 04.11.2025

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Keynote

• KEYNOTE. THE DIGITAL DATA DIVIDE: USING SPECULATIVE FICTION TO FACILITATEPUBLIC DIALOGUE ON THE INCREASED USE OF PERSONAL DATA

  SWM Groeneveld, H van Os-Medendorp, JEWC van Gemert-Pijnen5, RM Verdaasdonk, MEM den Ouden

  6-7

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Nature and Heritage Conservation, Management and Interpretation

• STATE OF THE ART OF RESEARCH ON RESPONSIBLE TOURISM EDUCATION: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW

  Mahendar Gavinolla, Agita Līviņa, Emmadi Govind Raj

  11-11

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• DEVELOPING FINANCING MODELS FOR PUBLIC GOODS RELATED TO NATURE- BASED TOURISM AND OUTDOOR RECREATION

  İlker Gül

  12-13

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• MANAGING NATURE AND VISITORS: GOVERNANCE STRATEGIES IN NATIONAL PARKS OF THE BALTIC STATES

  Ilze Millere

  14-15

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• HERBACEOUS ORNAMENTAL GARDEN ESCAPERS – A PATH FROM THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT TO THE FOREST

  Inese Nāburga

  16-16

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• IMPACT OF ONLINE REVIEWS ON CONSUMER PREFERENCES FOR TRAVEL AGENCIES IN AN EMERGING ECONOMY CONTEXT

  Doddahulugappa Goutam, Mahendar Gavinolla

  17-17

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• CONTRASTING PERCEPTIONS OF COLD WAR MILITARY LEGACY SITES IN LATVIA: RESIDENTS' ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOURS

  Iveta Druva-Druvaskalne, Linda Veliverronena, Ilze Grīnfelde

  18-19

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• FROM COLD WAR LEGACY TO FUTURE HERITAGE: A VALUE-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR MILITARY HERITAGE MANAGEMENT

  Aija Van der Steina, Linda Veliverronena, Ilze Grīnfelde

  20-21

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• PERCEPTION OF CULTURAL ECOSYSTEM SERVICES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP

  Anda Mežgaile

  22-23

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Resilient and Circular Economy

• TRANSITION TOWARDS A CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN SMALL AND MEDIUM - SIZED ENTERPRISES: METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH

  Sarmīte Rozentāle, Dace Dance

  25-26

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• GREEN ECONOMY AND DIRECTIONS OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION IN THE POST-WAR RECOVERY PERIOD

  Nataliia Shyshpanova

  27-28

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• THE DRIVE TOWARDS THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY: MITIGATING THE CHALLENGES FACED BY ALBANIA

  Erisa Musabelli, Valbona Mehmeti, Olta Nexhipi

  29-30

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• METHODOLOGIES FOR CLIMATE NEUTRALITY ASSESSMENT. REVIEW

  Oskars Java

  31-32

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• FROM WASTE TO WORTH: REUSABLE PACKAGING AS A SITE OF IDEOLOGICAL STRUGGLE OF MEANING AND PRACTICE IN LATVIA AND THE US

  Liene Ločmele, Aija Van der Steina, Linda Veliverronena, Barbara Ruth Burke, Nadezhda Sotirova

  33-34

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• MAPPING GREEN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN LATVIAN ENTERPRISES: INSIGHTS FOR SUSTAINABLE GOVERNANCE AND ESG REPORTING

  Zane Gusta

  35-36

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• RESIDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE ENVIRONMENT AND MORE SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY IN VIDZEME, LATVIA

  Māra Grīnberga-Šilaua

  37-38

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• ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET: PERCEPTIONS, TRANSFORMATION, AND INVOLVEMENT AT VIDZEME UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE

  Agita Šmitiņa, Iveta Putniņa

  39-40

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• ADAPTING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY FRAMEWORK FOR ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

  Dace Dance

  41-42

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Media, Communication, Societal Resilience and Social Inclusion

• THE ROLE OF MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS IN ENSURING THE INFORMATION SECURITY OF THE STATE IN A HYBRID WARFARE: CHALLENGES, THREATS AND WAYS TO INCREASE THE SUSTAINABILITY OF SOCIETY

  Liudmyla Prohoniuk

  44-45

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• CIVIC EDUCATION AS A COUNTERMEASURE TO HYBRID THREATS: THE CASE OF LATVIA

  Ieva Bērziņa

  46-46

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• CIVIC PARTICIPATION, POLITICAL TRUST, AND POLITICAL SELF-EFFICACY IN LATVIA

  Vineta Silkāne, Agnese Dāvidsone, Ianis Bucholtz

  47-48

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• LATVIAN FACT-CHECKERS AND THE CONTESTED FIELD

  Jānis Buholcs

  49-50

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• SCIENCE FOR SOCIETAL RESILIENCE: THE ROLE OF SCHOOLS AND (SOCIAL) SCIENCE EDUCATION

  Agnese Dāvidsone, Vineta Silkāne

  51-52

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• ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE COMMUNICATION IN LATVIA: MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND PRACTICAL CHALLENGES

  Ieva Zaumane, Anita Gaile

  53-54

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• A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FAMILY SUPPORT POLICIES IN THE CONTEXT OF NORWAY, ESTONIA, IRELAND, POLAND, AND THE NETHERLANDS

  Andis Apsītis

  55-56

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• AFFORDABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY AS DIMENSIONS OF TRANSPORT POVERTY: SURVEY-BASED EVIDENCE TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY

  Dita Zemīte

  57-58

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• CREATIVE HUBS AS DRIVERS OF REGIONAL VITALITY

  Hein Roelfsema

  59-60

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Creative Industries

• GENERATIVE AI AS A CATALYST FOR TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCES

  Jurģis Peters, Mila Bujic, Riku Roihankorpi, Juho Hamari

  62-62

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• GAMIFIED NARRATIVES IN FILM EDUCATION: EXPERIENCE FROM CINEGAME UKRAINE

  Yuliia Kovalenko

  63-64

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• “HYPER KAFKA: ROOMS OF MEMORY”: AN IMMERSIVE HYPERTEXT FICTION INSTALLATION FOR TEACHING AND DISSEMINATING LITERATURE

  Emmanouel Rovithis, Vasileios Komianos, Nikolaos-Ioannis Koskinas, Stavroula Stasinou, Yioula Ntousikou, Agnes Papadopoulou

  65-65

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• ECOMIND: ASPECTS OF ECOLOGY IN NEW MEDIA ART OF THE 21ST CENTURY

  Ieva Gintere

  66-67

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Simulation and Prediction

• ANOMALY DETECTION FRAMEWORKS TAXONOMY

  Imelda Zadeja, Kaspars Osis

  69-70

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• COORDINATED VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE PROCESS KEY DIMENSIONS SET

  Mārtiņš Vecstaudžs, Kaspars Osis

  71-71

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• PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND STRATEGIC DECISION-MAKING SUPPORT BASED ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: CONSTRAINING FACTORS

  Edgars Cīrulis, Kaspars Osis

  72-73

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• PERFORMANCE-AWARE SHADER AUTHORING FOR WEB-BASED VIRTUAL REALITY DEVELOPMENT

  Alvis Misjuns, Arnis Cīrulis, Ieva Gintere

  74-75

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• VEGETATION DEPICTION MODES AND PERFORMANCE TESTING ON VARIOUS VIRTUAL REALITY HEADSETS

  Laura Ozoliņa, Arnis Cīrulis

  76-77

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