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The beginning of this study is related to the master thesis of Vilma Dapkutė “Modelling of Lithuanian consumer ethnocentrism assessment". That was the master project which later evolved into the scientific project funded by the Research Council of Lithuania. The latter has created a scientific basis for this study authors to carry out subsequent research on ethnocentrism. When the study on the phenomenon of ethnocentrism began, the authors discovered that Lithuania is attractive and a good place to study it because of its phenomenal situation. It was interesting to find out whether ethnocentrism exists in the country which is in transition from the soviet to the capitalist society.

Scentific journal. Journal is published Aleksandras Stulginskis University with the Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics.

An analytical review of the Lithuanian agricultural and food sector over the period of 2008-2012. “Agricultural and Food Sector in Lithuania 2012” is intended for representatives of governmental and self-governing authorities, scientific research and study institutions, and all interested in the development of agricultural and food sector, fisheries and rural areas.

Scentific journal. Journal is published Aleksandras Stulginskis University with the Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics.

The main provisions of a new long-term society ideology of sustainable development have been defined during the Rio de Janeiro Summit in 1992. Concept of sustainable rural development has been developed in response to the two prevailing rural development paradigms - agro-industrial and post-industrial. The core idea of this concept is that the protection of the environment as well as economic and social development must go hand in hand and reinforce each other.

Scentific journal. Journal is published Aleksandras Stulginskis University with the Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics.

Scentific journal. Journal is published Aleksandras Stulginskis University with the Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics.

It is efficiency that provides a momentum for a non-inflatory economic development and increase in competitiveness. Indeed, firm- and sector-specific efficiencies do also influence national competitiveness. This study aims at discussing efficiency and total factor productivity patterns in the Lithuanian agricultural sector as well as their implications on policy making. Patterns of Efficiency and Productivity in the Lithuanian Agriculture: A Non-parametric Analysis: Scientific Study / Tomas Baležentis, Irena Kriščiukaitienė. - Vilnius: Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics, 2012. - 61 p. (Online) ISBN 978-9955-481-35-5.

Statistical publications “FADN survey results” are annually published since 1996. The publication of 2011 is based on accountancy data from 1302 family farms and 49 agricultural companies. Selected farms cover all districts, natural zones and reflect different farming conditions.

An analytical review of the Lithuanian agricultural and food sector over the period of 2007-2011. “Agricultural and Food Sector in Lithuania 2011” is intended for representatives of governmental and self-governing authorities, scientific research and study institutions, and all interested in the development of agricultural and food sector, fisheries and rural areas.