We have translated two political documents for this issue: an interview with Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński, given to Poland’s most prestigious daily Rzeczpospolita; and an article whose coauthors are participants in the Polish-German dialogue. We have done so with a view to providing firsthand documentation of issues familiar to few American scholars.[.......]
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Keywords: Edukacja - Technika - Informatyka
Edukacja - Technika - Informatyka
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Keywords: Interzone - International Festival of Actual Music
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Keywords: marketing; research; information; decision making; strategy
This paper aims at understanding the role of market research information in the corporate decision making process concerning marketing decisions (4Ps). Information is an asset and resource that is essential for decision-makers so that they can define the company’s short and long term goals, execute and evaluate them. The whole process can be supported by customized research and retail measurement results.
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Social Research 10 Contents
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Keywords: The Grotiwski Institute; Jagiellonian University Polish Literature Department; Ministry of Science and Higher Education program entitled “The National Programme for the Development of Humanities”;
Didaskalia. English Issue 2/2015; Editorial TEAM: Anna R. Burzyńska (foreign department); Marcin Kościelniak (vice editor-in-chief); Monika Kwaśniewska (editorial secretary); Agnieszka Marszałek; Grzegorz Niziołek (editor-in-chief), Joanna Targoń; ADVISORY BOARD: Małgorzata Dziewulska, Ewa Guderian-Czaplińska, Michał Kobiałka, Leszek Kolankiewicz, Zbigniew Majchrowski, Thomas Sellar, Małgorzata Sugiera, Tamara Trojanowska, Joanna Walaszek; Trainees: Natalia Brajner, Klaudia Laś, Matylda Sielska, Katarzyna Waligóra; contributors: Mateusz Borowski, Marta Bryś, Katarzyna Fazan, Beata Guczalska, Thomas Irmer, Natalia Jakubowa, Dorota Jarząbek-Wasyl, Olga Katafiasz, Tadeusz Kornaś, Dariusz Kosiński, Katarzyna Lemańska, Monika Muskała, Piotr Olkusz, Katarzyna Osińska, Jakub Papuczys, Paweł Schreiber, Joanna Wichowska; Translation Soren Gauger, Paul Vickers; PROOFREADING: Paweł Schreiber Graphic design: Łucja Ondrusz; Computer design: Piotr Kołodziej; Publisher: Jerzy Grotowski Institute; Co-publisher: Jagiellonian University Polish Literature Department; Editorial address; Subscriptions / Academic work financed in the framework of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education program entitled “The National Programme for the Development of Humanities” in the years 2014-2015
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Keywords: international commercial contracts; the impossibility of performing the contractual obligations; applicable law; force majeure; coronavirus;
Abstract: When a case of force majeure occurs, such as the coronavirus pandemic, and one of the parties to an international commercial contract is unable to fulfill its obligations, what is the way forward? What are the effects of the force majeure event on the performance of the contracts, during its duration and after its termination? In trying to answer these questions, we will first explain what force majeure means and how it is regulated in international conventions, soft law and national laws (1). We will then analyze the effects of force majeure on international commercial contracts in two distinct situations, namely, when there is a force majeure clause into the contract and, respectively, when the international commercial contract does not contain such a clause (2). Two temporal stages will be considered, during the deployment of the force majeure case and after its cessation, taking Romania as a reference system.
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Keywords: overriding mandatory rules; public policy; international commercial contracts; international commercial arbitration;
The parties to an international commercial contract can choose the law applicable to their contract, as the party autonomy principle states. However, this freedom of choice is not unlimited. The chosen law could be repealed, in whole or in part, if it violates public policy or if certain overriding mandatory rules intervene. With the aim of determining the limits of the chosen law in international commercial contracts' dispute resolution, in the first part of the paper the terms used, those of public policy and overriding mandatory rule, will be clarified and their scope in European Union law (EU) and in Romanian law (1) will be examined. In the second part, the national courts and arbitral tribunals' approach on overriding mandatory rules and, only tangentially, on public policy in international commercial contracts' dispute resolution will be briefly addressed. (2).
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Keywords: Appeal; Almanah; Project Baština;
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Keywords: XII state competition; knowledge; Croatian language;
Scientific-Life: Mirela Barbaroša-Šikić ‒ XII state competition in the knowledge of the Croatian language
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Keywords: Book-Review; History of Croatian Grammars; Croatian language;
Book-Review: Sanda Ham, Povijest hrvatskih gramatika, Globus, Zagreb, 2006., 255 str. Reviewed by Ivo Škarić.
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Keywords: Scientific Life; 200th Anniversary; Stulli's Rječosložje; Dictionary;
Scientific Life: 200th Anniversary of Stulli's Rječosložje ‒ Dictionary (Ljiljana Kolenić)
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Keywords: report;information;
Despite the pandemic, GLOBSEC managed to organise not just one but two conferences ina single week and gather ideas from some of the most influential leaders from international politics, business, media and think tanks. Two flagship events –GLOBSEC 2020 Bratislava Forum and GLOBSEC Tatra Summit –were merged into a so-called “GLOBSEC Week” and came up with various proposals for the post-pandemic future.
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Keywords: Croatian language; Linguistics; Philology; News; Third State Competition; Croatian Language Proficiency;
Scientific life (News): The Third State Competition in the Croatian Language Proficiency (M. Barbaroša-Šikić)
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Keywords: Georgian Monarchy; 11th-12th centuries; East and West influence; „Pax Georgica“; Queen Tamar;
Georgia started gradual building of Transcaucasian State during the reign of king Bagrat the 3-d(976-1014) The boundaries of Georgia in the 12thcentury was defined from „Nicopsia (Nicopsis-medieval town and fortress between contemporaryTuapse and New Athos) to Daruband“ (Derbend,the medieval fortress on the north coast of CaspianSea) and from „Ossetia (Nowaday North Ossetia)to Mount Aragats“ (Little Ararat mountains).The United Monarchy of Georgia established thecontrol for all the political units and states nearits boundaries: in the North Caucasia, South Caucasia etc. The borders of Georgia and areas of influence significantly icreased at the end of the 11thcentury and in the 12th century, but Georgian stateand culture achieved the top of its developmentduring the epoch of Queen Tamar (1184-1207/12).
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