Blue growth is one of the most advanced strategic initiatives of European Community, targeted to discover and utilise great business and wellbeing opportunities related to marine environment and resources. Evident technological trends show conversion of large scale conventional maritime business to modular, driver-less, clean and safe to environment and humans innovative industries: coastal and marine tourism, marine biotechnologies, aquaculture, offshore energy and sea bad mining.

During the implementation of the South Baltic Program project „CIRTOINNO - promotion of Circular Economy innovations in Green and Blue Tourism Small and Medium Business Enterprises”, the first pilot training was organized in partner countries in Denmark, Sweden, Poland and Lithuania. The training on energy in Lithuania was prepared and conducted by innovators of Strategic Self-Management Institute (SSI) prof. Stasys Paulauskas and Aleksandras Paulauskas in 6-7th of March 2018 in Klaipeda.

Foto: Prof. Stasys Paulauskas ir diplomatas Martas Zamžickas Londono parodoje.

2018 metų kovo 13-15 d.d. Londone vykusioje tarptautinėje parodoje Okeanologija 2018 buvo pristatytas Pietų Baltijos programos projektas INTERMARE.

Several decades ago, as well as the widespread dialectics of the countries of the former socialist Commonwealth, dialectics, as a modern philosophical system of worldview, methodology, logic and ethics, disappeared not only from the public space, but also from the curriculum, after the collapse of the USSR. It would seem that dialectics was destroyed by unsuccessful attempts to adapt it to the practice of building socialism and communism, and if it failed, "the child was poured out with dirty water." But S. Paulauskas in the article "VIRTUALICS: WHERE DID THE DIALECTIC?" presents a different version of the fate of dialectics.