Meklēšana

The aim of the course is to provide doctoral students with in-depth knowledge in law branch Legal Theory and History Sciences to prepare for scientific work in this specialisation. The course is taken by term 2 and 3 students. The course task is to provide necessary knowledge and to prepare for scientific research in legal theory and history sciences to write one’s promotional work. As part of the course, students work on in-depth study of legal theory and history doctrine, studying research methodology, analysing sources, going into discussions among the most notable field specialists in Latvia and the world. Students in scientific research work individually and in groups with sources and critical literature and create their scientific opinion on problem issues in the field.

The purpose of the course is to give the students understanding of the rule of law as philosophical and legal concept. The objective of the course is basic knowledge in order to prepare students for further learning of philosophy of law, constitutional law (Republic of Latvia and foreign) and international public law. Short outline. During the course students will evaluate the origin and evolution of the concept of the rule of law in the space of European legal culture: English Rule of Law, French Etat de Droit, German Rechtsstaat. The rule of law is analysed as the guarantee the compliance with the government by the people and the personal fundamental rights. The students will learn of the current national and international legal instruments for ensuring and protecting the rule of law set out also in the laws and human rights documents of the European Union.

The purpose of the course is to give the students understanding of the rule of law as philosophical and legal concept. The objective of the course is basic knowledge in order to prepare students for further learning of philosophy of law, constitutional law (Republic of Latvia and foreign) and international public law. Short outline. During the course students will evaluate the origin and evolution of the concept of the rule of law in the space of European legal culture: English Rule of Law, French Etat de Droit, German Rechtsstaat. The rule of law is analysed as the guarantee the compliance with the government by the people and the personal fundamental rights. The students will learn of the current national and international legal instruments for ensuring and protecting the rule of law set out also in the laws and human rights documents of the European Union.

The Innovation and Business Programme will take place in Latvia (Riga) and the UK (Cambridge). Students motivated to start a business will be invited to participate in the classes with their business ideas. Students will develop their business ideas in the first part of the programme, which will be held in Riga, and when presenting those will compete for the opportunity to participate in the second part of the course, i.e. Innovation Workshops in Cambridge. The programme will be run by experienced lecturers and entrepreneurs from Latvia and Great Britain. The aim of this activity us to promote international cooperation for the development of entrepreneurial competences and the development of innovative ideas, ensuring the cooperation of Latvian students with foreign students.

Journal of Anthropology Journal of Arabic Literature Access to the archive of 2020 provided only for the students and academic staff at the Library of Humanities Journal of Chemical Education Access provided only for the students and academic staff of the Fachulty of Chemistry of the University of Latvia Journal of Economics and Management Research Journal of Jesuit Studies Journal of Open Access to Law (JOAL) Journals for Free JSTOR JSTOR Open Access Books Juridiskā Zinātne/Law Jurista Vārds Access provided only for the students and academic staff atthe Library at Raiņa bulvāris