Mangirdas Morkūnas
Biographic Data
| ID | 269024 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mangirdas Morkūnas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mangirdas |
| FAMILY NAME | Morkūnas |
| SIGNATURE | MORKŪNAS M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vilnius University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5575-2213 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Therapeutic writing and ethical resilience in fluid workplaces
Purpose This paper aims to envision therapeutic writing as an intervention to disrupt stress-driven ethical erosion in flexible workplaces, redefining resilience as an inter-subjective practice that strikes a balance between individual initiative and structural responsibility. Design/methodology/approach Based on an interdisciplinary methodology blending management, sociology and psychology, the study maps ten stress typologies in adaptive workin…
Mompreneurship
Purpose This paper embarks on revealing both intrinsic and extrinsic motivational factors behind the mompreneurship intentions. Design/methodology/approach The theory of planned behaviour served as a main theoretical framework. The primary data from 315 Lithuanian women was processed using structural equation modelling technique. Findings It was revealed that mompreneurship is a distinct form of entrepreneurship, as it is primarily driven by extr…
Drivers of intention to engage in informal economy activities during maternity leave
Purpose The present paper seeks to reveal the factors underlying the intentions of women on maternity leave to engage in informal economy activities. Design/methodology/approach A representative cross sectional survey of 417 women on maternity leave was selected as a main research approach. A structural equation modelling – partial equation modelling served as a research tool. Findings The study revealed that the most important determinants of in…
Motives underlying the intentions of youth to get involved in bribery
Purpose This paper embarks on revealing the main factors behind the intentions of youth in Lithuania to get involved in bribery. Design/methodology/approach A questionnaire survey of 432 respondents served as a source of primary data. The structural equation modelling – partial least squares techniques was employed as a main research tool. Findings It was revealed that youth in Lithuania display a high value congruity with their counterparts in W…
Motives Underlying the Consumption of Black Market Cigarettes among Young People
This study seeks to reveal the motives underlying the consumption of black market cigarettes among young people. The roles of several potential motives were investigated, both in terms of their direct impact on the consumption of black market cigarettes and in terms of their influence via a mediating variable, namely the formation of a positive attitude towards black market cigarettes. A cross-sectional survey of smokers aged 14–29 years old was …
Russian Disinformation in the Baltics
The present study embarks on a scientific quantitative assessment of Russian disinformation effects in Baltic States. A cross-sectional survey and the partial least squares structural equation modeling were employed as research tools. It was found that Russian disinformation is aimed at increasing the perceived distrust of governments, perceived lack of career possibilities, perceived lack of justice, and perceived imminence of military actions i…
Negative effects of covid-19 pandemic on agriculture
Covid-19 pandemic provided many negative effects on world economies and people around the world. The covid-19 creates many threats to sustainability of agriculture sector which is very sensitive because of food supply security needs. First of all, it is necessary to analyse and comprehend the immediate consequences of current pandemic on agricultural and food systems in order to develop necessary actions. The risks, vulnerability, resilience and …
Are agricultural sustainability and resilience complementary notions? Evidence from the North European agriculture
Are women neglected in the EU agriculture? Evidence from Lithuanian young farmers
Young farmers’ support under the Common Agricultural Policy and sustainability of rural regions
Government or invisible hand? Who is in charge of retail food prices? Evidence from the Baltics
The article is aimed at revealing the factors, which influence the retail food prices the most. Not only the main 10 factors influencing retail food prices have been distinguished, but also governments' capacities to influence food prices have been researched. It has been found that although government can directly influence three (retailer's concentration level, purchasing power of consumers, state support for growing particular food products) a…
Brexit and EU Common Agricultural Policy
This paper examines the possible Brexit scenarios and their impacts on the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) of the European Union (EU) with particular focus on Lithuania. The paper outlines the scientific discourse on the imminent modifications of the CAP after the Brexit along with changes in the EU budget. The paper was prepared during the beginning of Brexit negotiations, with withdrawal terms not being publicly disclosed. Thus, the most likel…
How Resistant is the Agricultural Sector? Economic Resilience Exploited
The concept of resilience has wide acceptance in different scientific doctrines and fields, from ecology to disaster management. Nowadays this phenomenon is being more and more intensively exploited in economic sciences in an attempt to measure the ability of economic systems to quickly regenerate from different external shocks or even to avoid them as such. This research paper examines economic resilience of the agricultural sector (including in…
Motives Underlying the Consumption of Black Market Cigarettes among Young People
This study seeks to reveal the motives underlying the consumption of black market cigarettes among young people. The roles of several potential motives were investigated, both in terms of their direct impact on the consumption of black market cigarettes and in terms of their influence via a mediating variable, namely the formation of a positive attitude towards black market cigarettes. A cross-sectional survey of smokers aged 14–29 years old was …
Young farmers’ support under the Common Agricultural Policy and sustainability of rural regions
Russian Disinformation in the Baltics
The present study embarks on a scientific quantitative assessment of Russian disinformation effects in Baltic States. A cross-sectional survey and the partial least squares structural equation modeling were employed as research tools. It was found that Russian disinformation is aimed at increasing the perceived distrust of governments, perceived lack of career possibilities, perceived lack of justice, and perceived imminence of military actions i…
Are women neglected in the EU agriculture? Evidence from Lithuanian young farmers
How Resistant is the Agricultural Sector? Economic Resilience Exploited
The concept of resilience has wide acceptance in different scientific doctrines and fields, from ecology to disaster management. Nowadays this phenomenon is being more and more intensively exploited in economic sciences in an attempt to measure the ability of economic systems to quickly regenerate from different external shocks or even to avoid them as such. This research paper examines economic resilience of the agricultural sector (including in…
Are agricultural sustainability and resilience complementary notions? Evidence from the North European agriculture
Government or invisible hand? Who is in charge of retail food prices? Evidence from the Baltics
The article is aimed at revealing the factors, which influence the retail food prices the most. Not only the main 10 factors influencing retail food prices have been distinguished, but also governments' capacities to influence food prices have been researched. It has been found that although government can directly influence three (retailer's concentration level, purchasing power of consumers, state support for growing particular food products) a…
How Resistant is the Agricultural Sector? Economic Resilience Exploited
The concept of resilience has wide acceptance in different scientific doctrines and fields, from ecology to disaster management. Nowadays this phenomenon is being more and more intensively exploited in economic sciences in an attempt to measure the ability of economic systems to quickly regenerate from different external shocks or even to avoid them as such. This research paper examines economic resilience of the agricultural sector (including in…
Government or invisible hand? Who is in charge of retail food prices? Evidence from the Baltics
The article is aimed at revealing the factors, which influence the retail food prices the most. Not only the main 10 factors influencing retail food prices have been distinguished, but also governments' capacities to influence food prices have been researched. It has been found that although government can directly influence three (retailer's concentration level, purchasing power of consumers, state support for growing particular food products) a…
Brexit and EU Common Agricultural Policy
This paper examines the possible Brexit scenarios and their impacts on the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) of the European Union (EU) with particular focus on Lithuania. The paper outlines the scientific discourse on the imminent modifications of the CAP after the Brexit along with changes in the EU budget. The paper was prepared during the beginning of Brexit negotiations, with withdrawal terms not being publicly disclosed. Thus, the most likel…
Young farmers’ support under the Common Agricultural Policy and sustainability of rural regions
Are women neglected in the EU agriculture? Evidence from Lithuanian young farmers
Negative effects of covid-19 pandemic on agriculture
Covid-19 pandemic provided many negative effects on world economies and people around the world. The covid-19 creates many threats to sustainability of agriculture sector which is very sensitive because of food supply security needs. First of all, it is necessary to analyse and comprehend the immediate consequences of current pandemic on agricultural and food systems in order to develop necessary actions. The risks, vulnerability, resilience and …
Are agricultural sustainability and resilience complementary notions? Evidence from the North European agriculture
Motives Underlying the Consumption of Black Market Cigarettes among Young People
This study seeks to reveal the motives underlying the consumption of black market cigarettes among young people. The roles of several potential motives were investigated, both in terms of their direct impact on the consumption of black market cigarettes and in terms of their influence via a mediating variable, namely the formation of a positive attitude towards black market cigarettes. A cross-sectional survey of smokers aged 14–29 years old was …
Russian Disinformation in the Baltics
The present study embarks on a scientific quantitative assessment of Russian disinformation effects in Baltic States. A cross-sectional survey and the partial least squares structural equation modeling were employed as research tools. It was found that Russian disinformation is aimed at increasing the perceived distrust of governments, perceived lack of career possibilities, perceived lack of justice, and perceived imminence of military actions i…
Drivers of intention to engage in informal economy activities during maternity leave
Purpose The present paper seeks to reveal the factors underlying the intentions of women on maternity leave to engage in informal economy activities. Design/methodology/approach A representative cross sectional survey of 417 women on maternity leave was selected as a main research approach. A structural equation modelling – partial equation modelling served as a research tool. Findings The study revealed that the most important determinants of in…
Motives underlying the intentions of youth to get involved in bribery
Purpose This paper embarks on revealing the main factors behind the intentions of youth in Lithuania to get involved in bribery. Design/methodology/approach A questionnaire survey of 432 respondents served as a source of primary data. The structural equation modelling – partial least squares techniques was employed as a main research tool. Findings It was revealed that youth in Lithuania display a high value congruity with their counterparts in W…
Mompreneurship
Purpose This paper embarks on revealing both intrinsic and extrinsic motivational factors behind the mompreneurship intentions. Design/methodology/approach The theory of planned behaviour served as a main theoretical framework. The primary data from 315 Lithuanian women was processed using structural equation modelling technique. Findings It was revealed that mompreneurship is a distinct form of entrepreneurship, as it is primarily driven by extr…
Therapeutic writing and ethical resilience in fluid workplaces
Purpose This paper aims to envision therapeutic writing as an intervention to disrupt stress-driven ethical erosion in flexible workplaces, redefining resilience as an inter-subjective practice that strikes a balance between individual initiative and structural responsibility. Design/methodology/approach Based on an interdisciplinary methodology blending management, sociology and psychology, the study maps ten stress typologies in adaptive workin…
Economics (10 works) · Business (8 works) · Agriculture (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Agricultural economics (3 works) · Lithuanian (3 works) · Psychological resilience (3 works)