The identity of research group is defined by fundamental attention to the dimensions of civil society and sustainable human development.
Group researchers aim at exploring and explaining threats and challenges for sustainable, secure civil society and providing research based solutions for strengthening civil society in Lithuania.
| Research Priority Areas | Sustainable Growth and Sustainable Socio-Culture Development |
| Lithuanian Smart Specialization Areas and Priorities | Inclusive and creative society |
| 1. | Laima Zakaraitė | laima.zakaraite@ktu.edu | S 002 | Moral Imagination and the Decision of Political Leader |
| 2. | Augustė Nalivaikė | auguste.nalivaike@ktu.edu | S 002 | State-church relations in Lithuania: a case of informal institutions |
| 3. | Vytautas Valentinavičius | vytautas.valentinavicius@ktu.edu | S 002 | Setting of the Public Policy Agenda in Lithuania after the Restoration of Independence: Factors Determining the Public Policy Agenda-Setting |
| 4. | Vishnu Muraleedharan | v.muraleedharan@ktu.edu | S 002 | Immigrant Crisis and Sanctuary City Policy; An Analysis of the Mediatization and Contemporary Politics in Florida |
| 5. | Titty Varghese | titty.varghese@ktu.edu | S 002 | Mediatized political communication in the context of violence against women in South Indian state of Kerala |
| 6. | Austėja Masiokaitė-Liubinienė | austeja.masiokaite@ktu.edu | S 002 | The Role of the Baltic States in the Western Identity Construction |
| 7. | Agnė Budžytė | a.budzyte@ktu.lt | S 005 | The Risk Perception and Social Acceptability of Energy Technologies in the Context of Climate Change |
| 8. | Ramunė Miežanskienė | ramune.miezanskiene@ktu.edu | S 005 | Expression of Legal Culture of Foreign Citizens in Lithuania |
| 9. | Vidas Vilčinskas | vidas.vilcinskas@ktu.edu | S 005 | Sociological Explanation of Europeans Climate Change Attitude-Behaviour Gap |
