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The University of Warsaw. History and Traditions
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The University of Warsaw. History and Traditions

The University of Warsaw. History and Traditions

Author(s): Jerzy Miziołek / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: University of Warsaw; history of the University of Warsaw; buildings of the University of Warsaw; Frederick Chopin

The author gives an account of the most important events covering two hundred years of the history of the University of Warsaw and introduces profiles of its rectors, outstanding professors and graduates, among them Fryderyk Chopin. The book can be read as an introduction to the University’s history, and as a guide to its historic monuments and collection of plaster casts, as well as the engravings and drawings housed in the University Library Print Room. The author discusses the achievements and heritage of the Faculty of Science and the Fine Arts, and also of the School of Fine Arts, which existed on the University campus in the years 1844-1862. He also focuses on the history of the University buildings, its emblem and other symbols as well as he describes University’s scientific and intellectual achievements in the context of Poland’s history. The book is complemented with the interesting appendixes referring to the Chopins’ apartment at the University Campus, Stanisław Kostka Potocki, founder of the Museum of the University of Warsaw, the collection of Egyptian mummies and sarcophagi (University of Warsaw deposit in the National Museum, Warsaw) and the University graduates who won the Nobel prize. The final part is the calendar of the University history. This book, richly illustrated with little-known materials, is addressed to a wide circle of readers.

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The University of Warsaw. History and Traditions
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The University of Warsaw. History and Traditions

The University of Warsaw. History and Traditions

Author(s): Jerzy Miziołek / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: University of Warsaw; history of the University of Warsaw; buildings of the University of Warsaw; Frederick Chopin

The author gives an account of the most important events covering two hundred years of the history of the University of Warsaw and introduces profiles of its rectors, outstanding professors and graduates, among them Fryderyk Chopin. The book can be read as an introduction to the University’s history, and as a guide to its historic monuments and collection of plaster casts, as well as the engravings and drawings housed in the University Library Print Room. The author discusses the achievements and heritage of the Faculty of Science and the Fine Arts, and also of the School of Fine Arts, which existed on the University campus in the years 1844-1862. He also focuses on the history of the University buildings, its emblem and other symbols as well as he describes University’s scientific and intellectual achievements in the context of Poland’s history. The book is complemented with the interesting appendixes referring to the Chopins’ apartment at the University Campus, Stanisław Kostka Potocki, founder of the Museum of the University of Warsaw, the collection of Egyptian mummies and sarcophagi (University of Warsaw deposit in the National Museum, Warsaw) and the University graduates who won the Nobel prize. The final part is the calendar of the University history. This book, richly illustrated with little-known materials, is addressed to a wide circle of readers.

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The Crisis in Cyprus – A Reflection of the Major Problems of the EU Economic and Monetary Union

The Crisis in Cyprus – A Reflection of the Major Problems of the EU Economic and Monetary Union

Кризата в Кипър – отражение на значимите проблеми на икономическия и паричен съюз в Европа

Author(s): Silvia Kirova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Crisis; Economic and Monetary Union

Since 2009 the Economic and Monetary Union is in an unprecedented crisis. Several countries, amongst which Cyprus, suffered severe debt problems and were forced to look for official financial assistance. But the crisis can not be defined simply as a debt or economic crisis. This is a crisis of the design of the Economic and Monetary Union which disclosed the significant defects and omissions in the union’s infrastructure in the first decade of its existence. This article aims to look at the crisis developments in Cyprus as a reflection of the significant problems of the Economic and Monetary Union in Europe.

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Lexical iconicity in Adamorobe Sign Language (AdaSL) and Ghanaian Sign Language (GSL)

Lexical iconicity in Adamorobe Sign Language (AdaSL) and Ghanaian Sign Language (GSL)

Lexical iconicity in Adamorobe Sign Language (AdaSL) and Ghanaian Sign Language (GSL)

Author(s): Mary Edward / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: sign language; gesture; patterned iconicity; handheld tools; cognitive linguistics; Ghana; Adamorobe

The visual modality of sign languages offers a high potential for iconicity, i.e. resemblance relationships between form and meaning. Of particular interest is the understanding that iconicity is not monolithic but demonstrated through different devices and strategies that may be influenced by cultural factors and specific communicative contexts. This chapter discusses signers and gesturers preference for specific iconic strategies to name handheld tools. Signers of Ghanaian Sign Language (GSL) and Adamorobe Sign Language (AdaSL) were compared with rural gesturers (Adamorobe) and urban gesturers. Working within the cognitive linguistic framework, the chapter discusses signers and gesturers preference for instrument and handling strategies and the consistent use of iconic strategies across signers in each group. Signers and gesturers exhibited systematic preference for iconic representation of tools, choosing an action-based sign depicting how the object is held (handling) or depicting features of the object (instrument). Interesting finding of this chapter is the language contact situation in Adamorobe, and its influence on the rural gesturers’ preference for iconic representation although all the gesturers confirmed no prior knowledge of AdaSL.

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The ‘bead-side’ story of medieval and post-medieval Nubia: Tentative approach to the bead collection of the Museum of Archaeology University of Stavanger, Norway

The ‘bead-side’ story of medieval and post-medieval Nubia: Tentative approach to the bead collection of the Museum of Archaeology University of Stavanger, Norway

The ‘bead-side’ story of medieval and post-medieval Nubia: Tentative approach to the bead collection of the Museum of Archaeology University of Stavanger, Norway

Author(s): Joanna Then-Obłuska / Language(s): English,French,German / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Beads; pendants; Lower Nubia; medieval; post-medieval; modern

The paper presents a group of beads and pendants from the collection of the Museum of Archaeology University of Stavanger, Norway, derived from excavations carried out by the Scandinavian Joint Expedition to Sudanese Nubia. The finds come from burials at Debeira, Sahaba and Abka, and a church site at Sidi Amir el-Sahaba, and cover a timespan from the Christian period through modernity. A few are currently introduced in terms of the material they were made from and most are paralleled by bead finds from other Nubian sites, but some types remain unidentified. Despite not being well dated or properly provenanced in many cases at this time, they are presented here in order to ‘thread’ them into the Nubian bead story from medieval and post-medieval times.

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From the Shakespeare Archive of the Stage Director
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From the Shakespeare Archive of the Stage Director

Z szekspirowskiego archiwum reżysera

Author(s): Kazimierz Braun / Language(s): English,Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Kazimierz Braun; Shakespeare productions; Romeo and Juliet; Hamlet; Twelfth Night; Delaware Park Festival in Buffalo; Kavinoky Theatre in Buffalo

The essay presents Kazimierz Braun’s Shakespeare productions directed in the United States. It opens with recollections of productions of plays by Shakespeare in which Braun either acted (Twelfth Night, Poznań University, 1957) or which he directed. These included Romeo and Juliet (Teatr Polski, Warsaw 1963), Hamlet (Teatr im. J. Osterwy, Lublin 1968), Twelfth Night (Teatr Współczesny, Wrocław 1981), Hamlet (PWST Theatre Academy in Wrocław, 1984), and also Twelfth Night in Esslingen, West Germany (1984). In America, Braun first directed his own medley of love scenes from Romeo and Juliet and Twelfth Night (Swarthmore College, 1985). Next, he directed a series of the Bard’s plays at the Shakespeare in Delaware Park Festival in Buffalo, New York: Henry V (1987), Julius Caesar (1988), King Lear (1989), and As You Like It (1991). He also staged Richard III at the Kavinoky Theatre in Buffalo (1999), where he was responsible for directing and stage design. Directing Shakespeare in its original English and in an open air setting helped Braun discover what he calls new Shakespearean horizons: the blank verse which is “actional” and totally integrates the actor’s words and deeds, controlling the actor not unlike a horse bridle, and at the same time guiding the actor’s actions, energizing him/her and imposing a rhythm on speech and movement; and secondly, replicating in the open-air theatre the potentially three-dimensional space of Elizabethan theatre, allowing a smooth and expressive structuring of the action.

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Exploring the Role of Narratives in Online Advocacy Work

Exploring the Role of Narratives in Online Advocacy Work

Exploring the Role of Narratives in Online Advocacy Work

Author(s): Matthew William Biddle / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: advocacy; social media; narratives; social work

This article explores the intersection of social work, social media, and advocacy, specifically the use of narratives in online advocacy campaigns. Using a variety of methods, the study questioned NGOs, storytellers, and audiences on how they see the role of narratives as used in online advocacy campaigns. This article hopes to discuss if social media are used as a tool to correct the lacunas of past advocacy initiatives, namely, to empower storytellers. It will examine if e-advocacy is an empowering experience and if social media have permitted campaigns to include more diverse voices. In doing so, this article aims to contribute to a better understanding of the current trends in e-advocacy work and the role of social workers in this increasingly technologized field.

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Between Linguistics and Philosophy
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Between Linguistics and Philosophy

Pomiędzy językoznawstwem a filozofią

Author(s): Ewa Żebrowska / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: philosophy; linguistics; subject of research; method; language; languages

Philosophy is a science with a long, centuries-old history, and linguistics a relatively young scientific discipline, whose main subject of research are natural languages and language as such. The article outlines their research profile and changing concepts so that the question about their interrelationships can be finally answered.

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Future perspectives of sustainable development: an innovative planning approach to water in the eastern Colombian region

Future perspectives of sustainable development: an innovative planning approach to water in the eastern Colombian region

FUTURE PERSPECTIVES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: AN INNOVATIVE PLANNING APPROACH TO WATER IN THE EASTERN COLOMBIAN REGION

Author(s): Roberto Saavedra Ardila,Jorge William Arboleda Valencia / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: water governanc; availability of water; green growth; Orinoquía; wetlands; expansion of lands

To increase production, agricultural growth of the territory in a country such as Colombia is taking place rapidly without proper coordination by the state and by the interest groups. This situation can cause irreversible losses to the ecosystems and water bodies, which are key factors to support the biodiversity of the region. This document analyzes the elements that should be taken into account as the recommended strategy to implement in a vast region of Colombia known as the Orinoquía, which is a territory with abundant natural resources, environmentally sensitive ecosystems, and a big number of natural reserves and national parks, focusing on green growth. In addition, it enumerates the characteristics of the Orinoquía, exploring the impact of water availability as a significant factor for the definition of the amount of production that should be planned and allowed for each area or ecosystem in the region as a response to strategic planning. Finally, it concludes by highlighting the importance of strengthening the institutions in the region, promoting water governance, and performing geo-referenced research of water availability in order to promote proper decision-making regarding productivity and sustainable conservation while improving the well-being of its inhabitants.

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COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING IN MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY

COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING IN MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY

COMUNICARE ŞI MARKETING ÎN ACTIVITATEA MANAGERIALĂ

Author(s): Dochița Florea,Tatiana Gribincea / Language(s): Romanian / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: managerial communication; promotional communication; interpersonal dimension;

A school is part of the social environment, from which influences operate directly and indirectly. The school and the environment interact openly and dynamically. On the other hand, the social environment influences the school. Influence may or may not stimulate the development of school goals. On the other and, a school can never escape the forces of the environment. Schools, in turn, are able to influence the environment. The interaction between the school and the external environment requires constant attention from management. The continuous survival of the school depends on how the management team adapts it to external conditions. Specifically, the influence is given by the relationships in which the school engages with different individuals, different groups and organizations in the community.

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THE CONCEPT “SPIRITUS LOCI” REFLECTED IN LITERATURE

THE CONCEPT “SPIRITUS LOCI” REFLECTED IN LITERATURE

CONCEPTUL „SPIRITUS LOCI” REFLECTAT ÎN LITERATURĂ

Author(s): Elena Negoiță / Language(s): Romanian / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: genius loci/ spiritus loci; communication;

Since the oldest of times, people have tried to comprehend the environment,in all its aspects: sky, soil, water, natural phenomena and animals. The human beingrealized that it cannot compete with the power of the universe. Unable to conquer itsforces, energies, beasts, elements, mankind wanted to tame them. Or at least to findsome explanations for them, in order to possess knowledge on how to avoid them.The human race tried to grasp the enigma of lightning and thunder peal, the mysteryof earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, it tried to decipher the secrets of the worldthat’s invisible to the human eye, to unravel the riddles of metaphysics. An elementof the intangible that caught the attention of the human societies is genius loci/spiritus loci. Over the past centuries, the Latin expression “genius of the place/ spiritof the place” has earned various acceptances.Regardless of the multiple meanings of the phrase, “genius loci” alwaysinteracted with people that attempted to peacefully communicate with the telluricenergy. This mutual conditioning is found in multiple literary works, from variouscontinents. The writers of the magic realism illustrated the human being’sdependence over a certain place, but also the human’s mark over a terrestrialsurface.

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Managing in Diversity: the Major Domain and Contemporary Transitions

Managing in Diversity: the Major Domain and Contemporary Transitions

Managing in Diversity: the Major Domain and Contemporary Transitions

Author(s): Udaya Mohan Devadas / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Diversity; managing diversity; cross cultural diversity; change in diversity management; problems and challenges for diversity management

Diversity has been a popular term both in theory and practice for many decades, especially with globalization. This chapter discusses diversity and diversity management with special reference to cultural diversity. The aim of this chapter is to understand: how diversity has been viewed and explained, what concepts and models explain diversity, what solutions are given in managing diversity, and what the future of managing cultural diversity might be. A targeted literature review was carried out for the purpose, using journal articles, selected books, theses and documents, as well as other open web sources. The review outcomes show that: diversity has been viewed differently in different times, it is mainly explained in terms of its cognitive and cultural dimensions, diversity management has been mainly targeted for performance improvements, and in the future managing cross-cultural diversity is likely to focus on enabling individuals to be more successful in different cultures, based on their cultural competencies and intelligence, rather than on ethnocentric views towards other cultures.

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Diversity and Inclusion Practices among Different Cultures

Diversity and Inclusion Practices among Different Cultures

Diversity and Inclusion Practices among Different Cultures

Author(s): Marta Borkowska / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: diversity; inclusion; diversity management; culture; cultural differences

The aim of this chapter is to analyse diversity and inclusion (D&I) practices from the perspective of different cultures and verify if approaches towards those concepts are common or contain disparities. According to a literature analysis, approaches towards D&I vary significantly depending on the culture, mostly due to a country’s location (Western vs. Eastern), and history and values by which a nation is driven. Research conducted in an international IT company, on the contrary, shows no differences in D&I practices among cultures. Lack of diversification may be a result of the necessity to adapt to a constantly changing business world and requirements imposed on all units of an organisation to follow one coherent strategy in terms of D&I. Research limitations as well as the need for a further analysis in order to fully investigate the subject are also discussed.

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Challenges of the real estate sector in terms of achieving climate neutrality
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Challenges of the real estate sector in terms of achieving climate neutrality

Wyzwania sektora nieruchomości w zakresie dążenia do neutralności klimatycznej

Author(s): Iwona Sroka / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: closed loop economy; Eco-solutions; Energy efficiency; Sustainable Growth

The paper indicates the current challenges of the real estate sector in the pursuit of climate neutrality on the example of housing developers and a practical approach to the concept of a circular economy, which is currently implemented by the European Union and EU Member States. The challenges of climate neutrality and the pursuit of energy efficiency are part of the circular economy concept those products, materials and raw materials should remain used in the economic system if possible, and on the other hand, waste generation should be reduced to the absolute minimum. This concept considers the entire life cycle of a product, from the design phase to waste management, and generally assumes an ecological approach to economic processes. An important area of the economic system within which it is possible to implement the concept of the so-called circular economy, there is the housing sector and the current trends towards lower consumption of raw materials, including electricity and the so-called carbon footprint. In this context, the work focuses on the development sector’s striving to reduce energy consumption, achieving energy efficiency and development directions for multi-family housing in this area.

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Harmonisation of higher education system for the purposes of public administration efficiency improvement – some of the propositions for successful reform implementation

Harmonisation of higher education system for the purposes of public administration efficiency improvement – some of the propositions for successful reform implementation

Harmonisation of higher education system for the purposes of public administration efficiency improvement – some of the propositions for successful reform implementation

Author(s): Jelena Dujmović Bocka / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Bologna process; Europeanisation process; harmonization; higher education; neo(institutionalism);

In this paper the author addresses the issue of recognition of the harmonization process as a significant part of higher education system reform in the Republic of Croatia. The first part of the paper emphasizes neo(institutionalism) as a theoretical approach, which has once been used in conducting empirical research, while at the same time confirming both the hypothesis that the national systems are more frequently being harmonized, as well as its sub-hypothesis, that the harmonization of national systems of higher education is mostly the result of Europeanisation process (along with its corresponding indicators – the Bologna process implementation, international collaboration – inter-institutional cooperation between institutions of higher education, project activities, European higher education politics, teaching and non-teaching staff mobilities). The basis for the paper refers to the Bologna process, that has been recognised as the key contributor for harmonization with the European system of higher education and has, as such, been implemented into the Croatian system of higher education. The necessity for applying the same and/or similar institutional propositions, that is, the necessity for approaching the common model is considered to be the centre of reform goals. The final part of the paper presents the results of a part of the mentioned research, which verify the aforementioned hypothesis and its sub-hypothesis and refer to specific propositions which should be taken into consideration for more successful reform implementation in one of the most significant public administration areas, public service, or better said, higher education system as part of public service.

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Translation and ideology – on the translator’s (and/or editor’s) choices, conscious or otherwise
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Translation and ideology – on the translator’s (and/or editor’s) choices, conscious or otherwise

Tłumaczenie a ideologia – o wyborach tłumacza (i/lub redaktora), świadomych i nie tylko

Author(s): Tomasz Konik / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: translation; ideology; globalization; translators’ (and/or editors’) choices

The paper is devoted to the relationship between ideology and translation. After discussing approaches to ideology and discourse within CDA, and signalling the main area of research on ideology and translation (lexico-grammatical choices), the article goes on to propose extending the search for ideological effects and underpinnings of the discourse of translations to editorial cuts, as well as to erroneous interpretations of the source text. Those issues are illustrated by Polish translations of English writings on the economic aspects of globalization. An important point made in the paper is that ideology may affect translators (and/or editors) in ways they not necessarily aware of.

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Geostrategic and Geopolitical Considerations Regarding Maritime Economics
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Geostrategic and Geopolitical Considerations Regarding Maritime Economics

Geostrategic and Geopolitical Considerations Regarding Maritime Economics

Author(s): Murat Koray / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Geopolitical; Maritime Economics; maritime; Turkish Language Association;

The most crucial strategic mode of transport for world trade is the sea. Shortly, it will be inevitable to think of space as an endless ocean. The concept will change sea power theories and also controlling methods of main seaborne trade routes. Establishing area dominance in any part of the world geography will only keep sea control as in the past. The imbalance between the countries' military capacity and their foreign trade volume changes the maritime strategies to be implemented. A long time has passed since Mahan's famous “influence of sea power” strategy. Therefore, it will no longer be possible to maintain classical naval doctrines. As innovative marine technologies industrialized, the capacity of maritime trade will be increased simultaneously. However, these conversions brought up new hybrid alliances and changed the dominant actors of sea control. The articulation of the space economy to the maritime trade will bring all aspects of geopolitical factors and changed the main shipping lanes. The term geopolitics has been defined in three different meanings in The Dictionary of Turkish Language Association (Turkish: Türk Dil Kurumu, TDK)

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Internet in the service of parents of children with intellectual disability

Internet in the service of parents of children with intellectual disability

Internet w służbie rodziców dzieci z niepełnosprawnością intelektualną

Author(s): Jakub Niedbalski / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Disability; family; parents; children; Internet

Despite the changes that have taken place in recent years, there are plenty of activities that are still inaccessible to categories of excluded and marginalized people due to numerous barriers in the social space. New media, and among them the Internet, offer a real chance to get rid of these limitations at least partially. Therefore, in this paper, I try to present the importance and functions of the Internet as attributed by parents of people with disabilities. The research conducted was qualitative in nature, and data analysis was based on the procedures of the grounded theory methodology.

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Optimizing Public Passenger Transport in Bucharest and the Metropolitan Area

Optimizing Public Passenger Transport in Bucharest and the Metropolitan Area

Optimizing Public Passenger Transport in Bucharest and the Metropolitan Area

Author(s): Constantina Chiriac,Valeriu Stelian Nitoi,Marius Gîrtan / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: information systems;urban traffic;public transport;durability;sustainability

The paper aims to be a model of analysis on passenger transport management for Bucharest and the metropolitan area, in order to stimulate the economic development of the city by supporting economic activities of local interest, by increasing the mobility of the transport system, economic activities that benefit local communities and that do not adversely affect people's health or the environment. The analysis presented proposes the use of geospatial information systems for urban traffic management and the construction of traffic simulation models.

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Approaches to profit taxation in the digital sector

Approaches to profit taxation in the digital sector

Koncepcje opodatkowania zysku w sektorze cyfrowym

Author(s): Szymon Mamajek / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: opodatkowanie;opodatkowanie zysku;gospodarka cyfrowa;DST;

Purpose: The purpose of the chapter is to present and compare the proposed, as well as so far implemented digital tax models in selected countries, with particular emphasis on Poland. To the extent necessary, the issue of economic value creation using digital interfaces and the digital business models based on them will be discussed, which will be necessary for further consideration of the tax challenges associated with the digital economy. Design/methodology/approach: The goal was accomplished by analysing the literature on the subject, researching legislation or drafts there of, and other sources, including reports, policy papers, and Internet sources. The study examined, among other things, the European Commission’s draft directives, as well as Austrian, Spanish, Polish and Turkish legislation on the taxation of digital services. Findings: Digital taxes in the countries that were the focus of this chapter show numerous commonalities with the DST model developed by the European Commission. In those tax jurisdictions, the biggest changes can be observed in terms of the object of taxation, which was restricted for Austria, Spain and Poland and expanded for Turkey. Significant differences are also observed in the definitions of the taxpayer with threshold values for local income, as well as tax rates. Of the analysed digital tax models, the Spanish ISDS had the most in common with the DST model and the Polish VOD tax had the least. As far as the Polish proposal for a full DST model is concerned, some doubts about the legal quality of this solution have been raised in the literature.

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