Latvian

The Anticrisis Rating

The article shows the most popular measures the Latvian companies have taken in the period of crisis. The social anthropologist, professor at the SSE in Riga Roberts Kilis comments that according to the surveys, the most popular method for optimization is firing, which in the current situation is very bad and short-sighted strategy. (Published: Mar 8, 2010, Telegraf)

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March 8, 2010
Poster

On March 6, in the concer hall Ave sol at 16:00 - tha concert of the mixed voices choir of the SSE in Riga. (Published: Mar 6, 2010, Diena)

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March 6, 2010
Brilliant Quotes

Anders Paalzow, the Head of the SSE in Riga: "If in late spring you fall in Daugava and somebody from shore gives you stick to hold on to, it is clear that you accept the help, even though there is 90% probability that you could make it on your own." (Published: Mar 6, 2010, Diena)

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March 6, 2010
Unspoiled Latvians

Swedes are spoiled enough not to put up with what is going on in Latvia right now. If Swedes and Latvians would change places, there would be big riots. That is approximately how the current economic situation in Latvia is characterized by the Head of the SSE in Riga Anderss Palzovs in the Lietiska Diena. (Published: Mar 6, 2010, Diena)

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March 6, 2010
Universities Cherish Stupid, but Rich?

The Head of the SSE in Riga says that there would be serious riots if Latvians and Swedes switched places. Swedes are spoiled and would never put up with what Latvians are currently accepting.

Commenting on the situation of the higher education in Latvia, he says that the quantity dominates over quality, and serious reforms are necessary. (Published: Mar 6, 2010, Vesti Segodnja)

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March 6, 2010
The Swedes would Organize a Riot

An interview with the Head of the SSE in Riga, the chairman of BICEPS Anders Paalzow. He talks about the current economic situation in Latvia, he mentions also the previous experiences of Sweden. He emphasises the importance of good education, and that it is worth it to invest money in education. (Published: Mar 5, 2010, Lietiska Diena)

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March 5, 2010
Dilemma

The editor of the newspaper quotes the idea of the Head of the SSE in Riga regarding the current dilemma whether to support borrowers that are in a difficult position now. The Head said that if he bought shares of the company that went bankrupt the next day, no one would even consider saving him. (Published: Mar 5, 2010, Lietiska Diena)

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March 5, 2010
Solutions and Risks

The leader of socialist group of the EP, Martin Schultz visited Riga and gave lecture in the SSE in Riga. He met Latvian politicians, including the mayor of Riga Nils Usakovs. (Published: Mar 5, 2010, Kulturas Forums)

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March 5, 2010
Advertisement of "Lietiska Diena"

The Head of the SSE in Riga says that there would be serious riots if Latvians and Swedes switched places. Swedes are spoiled and would never put up with what Latvians are currently accepting. (Published: Mar 4, 2010, Dienas Bizness)

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March 4, 2010
Poster

Within the framework of lecture cycle "Lielie jautajumi" Baltic Communications Center offers the lecture by Roberts Kilis - "Self-organization of the Society Towards Centralized Country. What is the Best Way?" (Published: Mar 4, 2010, Izglitiba un Kultura)

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March 4, 2010