BORDER SECURITY AND MANAGEMENT

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	TIMELINESS OF NATIONAL ARMED FORCE PERSONNEL’S TRAINING IN THE FIELD OF BORDER SURVEILLANCE IN THE VIEW OF COOPERATION BETWEEN NATIONAL ARMED FORCES AND STATE BORDER GUARD Valentīns Buls, Oļegs Ignatjevs	PDF 6-14
	BORDER GUARDS’ COMPETENCE IN ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL TERMINOLOGY: CHALLENGES AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Marina Žukova	PDF 15-26
	INTELLIGENCE CYCLE AS PART OF EFFECTIVE RISK ANALYSIS UNDER INTEGRATED BORDER MANAGEMENT Jekaterina Livdāne, Iluta Arbidāne	PDF 27-34
	THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF USE OF ELECTROSHOCK WEAPON Sergejs Talapins, Eduards Agafonovs	PDF 35-44
	POSSIBILITIES OF DEVELOPING INTERACTIVE E-LEARNING SYSTEM FOR BORDER GUARDS TRAINING IN THE STATE BORDER GUARD COLLEGE OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA Mārtiņš Spridzāns, Jans Pavlovičs, Diāna Soboļeva	PDF 45-53
	CHALLENGES AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ASYLUM SYSTEM IN THE EUROPEAN UNION Iveta Adijāne	PDF 54-63
	ATTITUDES OF THE ESTONIAN BORDER GUARD AND POLICE OFFICERS ON IMMIGRATION AND RADICALIZATION Kai Veispak-Rawlings	PDF 64-76
	BORDER SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM, PERSPECTIVES FOR ITS ESTABLISHMENT AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION Roberts Vikainis, Inta Pokule	PDF 77-87
	DEFINITION OF TERRORISM AND EU COUNTER-TERRORISM POLICY Violeta Vasiliauskienė, Martynas Vasiliauskas	PDF 88-99
	SCHENGEN ACQUIS AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN LATVIA Artūrs Gaveika	PDF 100-112
	THE SCHENGEN AREA - THE CHALLENGES OF ITS EXISTENCE AND THE NEED FOR REFORM Līga Budeviča, Aija Čerpinska, Daina Znotiņa	PDF 113-123
	PROBLEMS OF VERIFYING THE AUTHENTICITY OF ASYLUM SEEKERS' DOCUMENTS AND IMPROVING THE IDENTIFICATION OF THESE PERSONS Inna Šnipa, Iluta Arbidane, Jeļena Volkova	PDF 124-134
	ANALYSIS OF FALSE DOCUMENTS DETECTED AT THE BORDER CONTROL OF EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATES AND THE PROSPECTIVE METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF COUNTERFEITS Gaļina Jupatova, Iluta Arbidane, Iveta Mietule	PDF 135-145
	EU BORDER SECURITY – THE DRIVERS AND BARRIERS OF BORDER GUARDING AUTHORITIES MOTIVATION IN TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION. CASE OF LATVIA Raimonds Kublickis	PDF 146-158

ISSN: 2592-8503