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International Student Online Conference “SEU & SCIENCE” - SEU ISOC 2021

Proceedings from the February 16-17, 2021International Student Online Conference “SEU & SCIENCE” - SEU ISOC 2021 of Georgian National University SEU has been published.

The proceedings include the following reports:

Business and Economics

• Liana Apakidze - Opportunities to introduce Agile Transformation to Georgian Companies;
• Mariam Tvaradze - Management Style Changes Under the Pandemic;
• Mate Ivaniadze - COVID Marketing - Challenges and New Opportunities.

Social Sciences

• Anna Natobishvili, Shorena Maisuradze - Self-Assessment in Terms of Gender and Age;
• Zurab Shatirishvili - The Covid 19-provided Effect on Stress;
• Valeri Otkhozoria - Extending the Theory of Intelligence Through the Analysis of the Autoregulatory Matrix of Society and Programed Modeling of Citizenship;
• Nino Beridze - The Impact of Media on Society;
• Tsereteli Tamar, Nika Khositashvili -Legal Coverage of Elections in Traditional and New Media;
• Nona Kirkitadze - Coverage of Pre- and Post-periods of the October 2020 Parliamentary Elections: Cases of Hate Speech in Modern Georgian Television;
• Giorgi Lomsadze - Deliberately Distorted Facts in the Georgian Media;
• Tedo Iobidze - Coverage of the Most Resonant Cases in Modern Georgian TV Media Related to Juvenile Delinquency;
• Lasha Shamatava - 2020 Elections in Georgia and the United States: Prerequisites, Interrelationships and Forecasts;
• Luka Ekhvaia - The Wormhole in Recent Georgian History: The Rose Revolution as a Libertarian Experiment, The Altering Understanding of Time and A New Historical Age;
• Dimitri Shavlokhashvili - The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict and its Impact on the Caucasus Region;
• Dea Kakabadze, Luka Gagnidze - North Korea Nuclear Crisis 2017-2018 as a Global Challenge and the US Response.

Law

• Ana Tsirekidze - Legislative Regulation of Femicide and the Current Situation in Georgia;
• Ani Akopashvili, Elisabedi Apakidze - The Scope of the Restriction of Basic Human Rights and Freedoms and its Legitimacy under the Pandemic on the Example of Georgia;
• Khatia Leonidze - 100th Anniversary of the First Constitution of Georgia: Idea, Development and Spirit;
• Iviko Khavtasi, Giorgi Janjalashvili - Criticism of Familiar Chimeras Transforming the Constitutional Court;
• Mariam Makhviladze - The Importance of the Child Rights Code to Improve the Legal Status of Children in Georgia and International Standards;
• Salome Guliashvili - Individual Assessment Report - the Legal Means Exercised Before Juvenile Detention?!;
• Nika Usupashvili - Peculiarities of Obtaining evidence from the Body of the Accused and its Relation to the Principles of Criminal Procedure;
• Giorgi Beduashvili, Nino Nairashvili - Guilt psychology - a Way to Prevent Crime;
• Nata Sukhashvili, Maka Papashvili - Corporate “Deadlock” and Ways to Solve it on the Example of a Limited Liability Company;
• Irakli Peradze - The Problem of Establishing the Legal Interest of a Confessional Claim in Court Practice;
• Irakli Leonidze - Mediator Notary Civil Liability in Notary Law (Legislative Regulation and Institutional Challenges).

Medicine 

• Rishabh Kumar - Revival of heart Cells;
• Mohammed Murad, Ahmed and Abbas - Burnout Among Medical Students While Studying Online;
• Mariam Soselia - Infection With SARS-CoV-2 During Pregnancy.

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