Milda Ališauskienė has been appointed as the new director of the Lithuanian Social Science Center, emphasizing quality social research and collaboration for the future vision of Lithuania.
Milda Ališauskienė has officially taken over as the director of the Lithuanian Social Science Center, a position she secured through a competitive selection process for a five-year term. In her new role, she has expressed her commitment to promoting high-quality fundamental and applied social research, which she believes can contribute to science-based public policy decisions. Ališauskienė aims to ensure that the center will play an integral role in the implementation of 'Lithuania 2050,' a strategic vision for the future development of the country.
Her emphasis on quality research highlights the growing importance of social sciences in shaping effective public policies that address contemporary issues in Lithuania. The director's background and expertise will likely influence the center's focus areas and methodologies, pushing for rigorous standards in social research. By advocating for evidence-based policy-making, she aims to enhance the credibility and relevance of social science inquiries in Lithuania.
Furthermore, Ališauskienė's leadership is expected to position the Lithuanian Social Science Center as a reliable partner in national development initiatives, particularly as Lithuania prepares for future challenges and opportunities. This strategic alignment with 'Lithuania 2050' signals a proactive approach towards fostering collaboration between academia and policymakers, ensuring that the decisions made are well-informed and grounded in solid research.
