Regional Formation and Development Studies

Third issue this year is full of interesting articles discussing various scientific problems. Regional questions were analyzed by V. Atkočiūnienė and E. Štareikė by discussing stakeholders in rural areas, and also by S. F. Svilas whose ideas on regional development problems said during 11th Session of UNESCO General Conference are also in this issue. P. Gajewska and K. Piskrzyńska provided unorthodox point of view on measuring quality of maternity services, while Š. Banevičiaus in his article brings us innovative medical tourism aspects. The Pro-Enviromental policy implementation problem in small and medium-sized buildings is evaluated by E. Dziawgo, while M. Kotseva-Tikova considers the situation around renewable energy in Bulgaria. In this issue there’s quite a few articles evaluating business problems and available solutions, starting with T. Sander and B. Sloka on motivators to recommend social network contacts to employer. M. Kučinskienė, D. Baliūnas question of dispersion of the spillover potential in business organizations; K. Michelberg questions on corporate governance effects on firm performance and lastly R. Viederytė shares her thoughts about organizational and process innovations in international logistics companies and gives food for thought on private organizational matters. Furthermore there are articles that should also be useful to the public sector like A. Žernytė, V. Burkšienė, E. Spiriajevas “Aspects of Small and Medium-Sized Business in Sustainable Development of Klaipėda Region” and I. Pikturnaitė, J. Jonuševičienė, R. Kavolius article on residents, employers and other social partners in informal and continuing adult education. Lastly D. Verkulevičiūtė-Kriukienė and L. B. Jonikaitė analysis of “Car Parking Spaces’ Arrangement near Blocks of Flats in Klaipėda City” ends this issue. We wish you a pleasant reading and many discoveries.