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Турският печат за нагласите сред турците в България и тоталитарната изселническа политика (1968 – 1969)
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Турският печат за нагласите сред турците в България и тоталитарната изселническа политика (1968 – 1969)

Author(s): Zeynep Zafer / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2021

The flow of refugees and displaced people from the present territories of Bulgaria to the Ottoman Empire and Turkish Republic continued more than a century. In the scientific researches the refugee problem usually is considered from the political and historic point of view, the authors basing their studies mainly on official documents, treaties and bilateral agreements, protocols and reports preserved in different archives, in which personal experiences and human stories are lacking. The memories and the impressions of victims and witnesses shared in memoirs and in the press present the most vivid, intimate and realistic human stories. Some of the popular newspapers published testimonies and papers of the eviction from 1969 - 1978 which took place in the frame of a bilateral agreement. Three series of reportages published from the beginning of 1968 to the end of 1969 testified about the realistic attitudes of the Turkish minority, the personal drama of some of its representatives (leaving or staying in the totalitarian state) in the stormiest and full of tension years of negotiation, signing and starting the limited emigration. The aim of this research is to present the public discourse in Turkey about this exodus which have not found proper place in the researches.

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The Image of Russia in Volodymyr Zelensky’s Political Discourse (The First Week of the War)
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The Image of Russia in Volodymyr Zelensky’s Political Discourse (The First Week of the War)

Author(s): Vilma Linkevičiūtė / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2023

The article aims at identifying and analysing the image of Russia, its role and functions in the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky’s political discourse in the first week of the war. The research encompasses linguistic and rhetorical means of image formation, such as semantic fields, nominations and conceptual metaphors. The re-search is scientifically relevant because it discloses the image of the aggressor in the political discourse of the leader of an invaded sovereign state. The portrayal of Russia as the invader, aggressor, terrorist and enemy in the president’s daily political dis-course may help him to reach the intended aim – to disclose the real aims of Russia and, personally, Putin to the political leaders of the world, and to encourage them to impose sanctions on Russia and its citizens, and to send military, humanitarian and financial help to the invaded and devastated Ukraine.

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Екзистенциализмът в ранното творчество на Асен Игнатов

Екзистенциализмът в ранното творчество на Асен Игнатов

Author(s): Georgi Belogashev / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 2/2024

The article explores Ignatov’s scientific interest in humanism, the place of the individual in the social structure, the various consequences of this position, dogmatism, anti-dogmatism, and other issues related to socio-historical reality.

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The Unpolitical Foundation of Political Realism

The Unpolitical Foundation of Political Realism

Author(s): Denis Kirov / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 2/2024

This article aims at exploring political realism and, in particular, examining the way in which the fundamental definition of international relations theory is formulated. The main thesis is that the way in which the concept of realism is structured conflicts with the inherent meaning of the proposition of ‘political realism’ because it ignores the essence of the concept of the ‘political’. This conflict is expressed in defining realism entirely in terms of and within the conceptual field of ethics. Realism thus becomes not an essentially political theory but a moral-normative one, which takes away its explanatory potential. The only way to overcome this theoretical obstacle is through changing the presuppositions of realism with those belonging to political reality.

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Николай Данилевски за ценността на славянския културно-исторически тип

Николай Данилевски за ценността на славянския културно-исторически тип

Author(s): Rosen Rachev / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 2/2024

This article examines some of the Slavophilic views of Nikolai Danilevski on the relationship between Russia and Europe. The article presents the Cultural-Historical Types theory as the foundation of the natural historical system classification. The author’s main arguments that the West and the Western civilization are in decline, in contrast to the Slavic cultural-historical type, which is on the rise, are articulated. The vision of the future is formulated through the idea of the all-encompassing unity of the Slavic world where Russia has a leading role. This unification can and must be implemented along four lines – religious, cultural, political, and socio-economic activities. Their organic consolidation is the prerequisite for the emergence of the Slavic Type as the axis of global history and supreme value for the development of mankind.

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УТИЦАЈ ЕКОНОМСКИХ МИГРАЦИЈА НА САВРЕМЕНУ ГЕОПОЛИТИКУ -ДЕМОГРАФСКА ПЕРСПЕКТИВА

УТИЦАЈ ЕКОНОМСКИХ МИГРАЦИЈА НА САВРЕМЕНУ ГЕОПОЛИТИКУ -ДЕМОГРАФСКА ПЕРСПЕКТИВА

Author(s): Dimitrije Teodosić / Language(s): English Issue: 20/2023

The paper “Theoretical framework of the influence of economic migration on contemporary geopolitics” aims to show the reader the possibilities and ways in which the state can improve its policy regarding economic immigration. Theoretical models such as the “new economy of migration”, dual (segmented) labor market theory, world system theory and the “center-periphery” model are primarily presented and how they are included in both migration and geopolitical research. The given examples can be used to understand the role of economic migration in the formation of the geopolitics of a country. Furthermore, through the contemporary politics and geopolitics of demographic transformation, the conclusion is reached that the future of state management lies in demopolitics. Demopolitics represents a synthesis of geopolitics, migration theories with a focus on the economy of the state. The mechanisms and domain of demopolitics consists in stabilizing and increasing the number of inhabitants, lowering the average age of the population, equalizing population density throughout the country, managing population trends, managing economic growth to ensure social stability. What is also important is that migration is included as an important factor not only in the creation of population policy but also in the creation of development policies. Finally, through a comprehensive analysis, the main direction for improving the policies of developed countries is presented from a demographic and political point of view.

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ПОПУЛАЦИОНА ДИНАМИКА НАСЕЉА ГРАДА ПРОКУПЉА У ПЕРИОДУ 1991−2022.

ПОПУЛАЦИОНА ДИНАМИКА НАСЕЉА ГРАДА ПРОКУПЉА У ПЕРИОДУ 1991−2022.

Author(s): Marija Mihajlović,Maja Novović / Language(s): English,Serbian Issue: 20/2023

The observed period of demographic development of the City of Prokuplje (1991−2022) was largely marked by unfavorable demographic processes. Depopulation is the most prominent in the paper, because it represents the main feature of demographic development. Depopulation begins with the long-lasting emigration, and in the last years the negative natural increase has contributed the most to it. Decades of continuous emigration have left long-term consequences, as a large number of young and active residents moved out, as well as their potential descendants, which affected not only the total number of residents, but also the natural movement and structures. The characteristics of unfavorable biodynamics are particularly visible in the last inter-census period, when low birth rates and high mortality rates were recorded, primarily due to the aging of the population (Lajić et al, 2010). The contemporary demographic development of the municipalities of the Toplički District is accompanied by major changes in population movements, natural and mechanical movements of the population and population structure. The statistical analysis of previously collected and processed data led to the conclusion that these changes are the result of a series of mutually conditioned factors, which led to changes in the development of the population, and which had a negative impact on the demographic development of the City of Prokuplje in recent decades (Novović & Mihajlović, 2017). Rural depopulation is an important problem of global proportions. Therefore, models should be created using global open data to cluster wider regions according to their risk of rural depopulation and drivers in different contexts (Jato−Espino & Mayor−Vitoria, 2023). The main factors of the process of depopulation and demographic aging are: emigration, as well as the direct and indirect consequences of the process of emigration and the process of industrialization in which there was a concentration of industry in urban settlements outside the studied territory. This led to an accelerated and disorganized process of deagrarianization; unfavorable agrarian policy, which did not encourage the young population to stay in rural areas, and underdeveloped infrastructure in the territory of the City of Prokuplje. Those continuous migrations have changed the age structure of the population in its most vital part (20-40 years), which resulted in not only a change in the total number of inhabitants, but also in the natural change of the population. The unfavorable age structure of the population has a negative impact on central functions in rural settlements (closing of shops, schools, clinics, post offices, etc.). This situation will largely lead to the demographic emptying of not only small settlements, but also medium-sized ones. The results of the paper indicate a poor demographic perspective for the City of Prokuplje. Smaller and higher altitude settlements are especially at risk, which will soon be emptied at this rate.

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Pregovaračke lekcije Džejmsa Bejkera III za neizvesnu budućnost

Pregovaračke lekcije Džejmsa Bejkera III za neizvesnu budućnost

Author(s): Aleksandar Stanković / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 31/2024

The evolution of negotiation dynamics over time has introduced novel complexities, yet the underlying challenges persist, with power dynamics unequivocally assuming a central role. Abstracting the archetypes of Caesar and the manager and integrating them into negotiation theory has provided insights into the intricate power interplays among stakeholders within the negotiation process itself. A retrospective analysis delves into James Baker’s adept handling of myriad diplomatic challenges he encountered between 1989 and 1992, acting as the direct emissary for the United States’ interests, alongside his nuanced comprehension of negotiation principles. This inquiry aims not only to elucidate contemporary opportunities through positive exemplars but also to underscore enduring universals that remain pertinent and coveted across negotiators within the realm of international diplomacy and politics.

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Korniliu Bjola i Ilan Menor (Urs.), Oksfordski priručnik digitalne diplomatije

Korniliu Bjola i Ilan Menor (Urs.), Oksfordski priručnik digitalne diplomatije

Author(s): Draga Gajić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 31/2024

Review of: Corneliu Bjola & Ilan Manor (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Digital Diplomacy, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2024, 704 p

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WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE LIBERATION OF KOSOVO IN 1998-1999

WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE LIBERATION OF KOSOVO IN 1998-1999

Author(s): Moses KAMBERI / Language(s): English Issue: 21-22/2024

The work brings to mind the years 1998 and 1999 in Kosovo, which brought a lot of suffering. Serbian forces carried out massacres, murders, raped women and men and destroyed almost the entire country. Approximately 90% of Kosovo Albanians were forcibly expelled from their homes. The paper brings to attention a contemporary issue, in these times of horror that are being repeated in the same form again in Ukraine and Palestine, groups of women and girls who are raped, massacred and killed, help displaced people with food, support, medical care, housing and education.Over 20 thousand Albanian women and girls were raped by the Serbs during the years 1998-1999. The harrowing narratives of Kosovar women and girls reveal the barbaric violence that the Serbs have inflicted on women, girls, mothers, children and men, who became victims of rape during the war. The role of women in Kosovo, in this war, was as important as the role of women for the creation of a new life.This research is based on real statistics of the testimonies of women and girls during the war in Kosovo. According to the records, women and girls got knowledge about weapons and ammunition and became part of the national liberation struggle. The women became the informers of the massacres that the Serbs would do in the towns and villages, preventing them.The lack of an accurate number of women participating in the war for the liberation of Kosovo means that they do not take their rightful place in this war. They deserve recognition. According to the data, there was a considerable number of women in the guerrilla BIA. Women had a key role in the liberation of the country, they must have been forgotten by the free state of Kosovo.The contribution and sacrifices of women during the war in Kosovo were unparalleled, they aimed at the war and the liberation of the Albanian lands. In many studies, this role of women in liberation has not been identified, due attention has not been paid to it, and this is related to the existence of patriarchal norms of Kosovar society. The exclusion of women from this active contribution is related to these norms and this study makes an effort to bring this contribution of women to the liberation war of Kosovo. The study brings to attention that the contribution of women during the war should be documented and be part of our oral and written history, whose contribution has been little described.

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THEORY OF CONFLICTS - MICROTHEORIES

THEORY OF CONFLICTS - MICROTHEORIES

Author(s): Agim Beqiri,Jeton Kelmendi,Venet Shala / Language(s): English Issue: 21-22/2024

Every social system has had its conflicts. We have had conflicts over the division of empires based on religious or cultural orientation, for example the Byzantine Empire of the people have split into two denominations, the ruling system shutdown (system of Westphalia) or state of order of Westphalia. From this period, the world begins to be accompanied by state colonization. Conflicts can be regional, global, state, interstate and beyond. The crisis of Europe is more interesting than the other crisis that has entire realistic reforms after the Otto-monopoly bourgeois liberalization. East crisis was external and internal crisis, duplication of the aristocracy of the Ottoman Empire. We have a crisis or conflict of the First World War. The First World War created the system of Versailles. The Versailles system consists of the following problems:1. The Ottoman Empire dissolved;2. Formation of new statesThe cause of the First World War was Germany.- Then there is the crisis of the League of Nations (state problem solving)- Conflict of WWII; (World War II)There are three types of crises:1. Fascism;2. Bolshevism; and3. Liberal Democracy.We are forming allies, and then we had the Cold War conflict.Cold War East-West conflict (ideological, military and economic change). The world is a crisis of the international order. The Russian Federation 20 years recycles apparent internal and external conflicts. Developed countries use the resources of underdeveloped countries.-World of today faces social crisis, where social crisis has no limit.Social crises coming from abuses by big capital capitalism.- The world is open in the technical aspect, technology, internet, information, where these phenomena are the social crises. Conflicts are tensions that carry certain problems of an old order to a new social order.Conflicts in the former Yugoslavia was born as neglecting the national issue (ethnic crisis.)

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Dvostruki standardi zaštite prisilnih migranata u zemljama Evropske unije: primer Mađarske i Poljske

Dvostruki standardi zaštite prisilnih migranata u zemljama Evropske unije: primer Mađarske i Poljske

Author(s): Violeta Đorđević,Tamara Stojanović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: Spec./2024

This paper aims to analyze the migration policies of European Union (EU) countries during the period from 2015 to 2023, focusing on double standards in the protection of migrants. The study seeks to identify potential differences in the programs available to migrants from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries and those from Ukraine, and how these differences are reflected in migration protection policies. Through a comparative analysis of programs, political decisions, and media representation in EU countries, focusing on Hungary and Poland, we conclude that migrants from MENA countries often face limited rights. In contrast, migrants from Ukraine have access to more favorable conditions. Reasons for these treatment disparities include security concerns, prejudices, and political influence in host countries. This research shows that implementing such standards poses challenges to upholding fundamental values of equality, solidarity, and tolerance, often calling into question the consistency of European policies.

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Humanitarna pomoć u situacijama krize: između nužnosti i potrebe za opstankom

Humanitarna pomoć u situacijama krize: između nužnosti i potrebe za opstankom

Author(s): Anita Burgund Isakov / Language(s): Serbian Issue: Spec./2024

In times of crisis, humanitarian aid is essential to provide essential relief and support to affected populations. This concise analysis covers the basic aspects of humanitarian assistance during crises, including principles, objectives and challenges. Social and humanitarian work in war or crisis circumstances plays a key role in providing support and protection to the affected, requiring conscious efforts and sacrifices on the part of humanitarian actors. The principles of humanity, neutrality, independence and consent form the basic guidelines of humanitarian action, providing vital assistance regardless of political affiliation or nationality. This paper aims to deepen the understanding of human behavior in crisis situations, focusing especially on the analysis of humanitarian activities. Altruism and prosocial behavior are seen as inherent characteristics of people in crises.

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Teaching the January 6th Insurrection: Historical Perspectives on a Crisis in American Democracy
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Teaching the January 6th Insurrection: Historical Perspectives on a Crisis in American Democracy

Author(s): ERIC FURE-SLOCUM / Language(s): English Issue: 42/2024

This article offers a framework for analyzing and teaching the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the US Capitol. The crisis itself offers an opportunity to unpack and better understand American political discourses and institutions. I focus on four historical and contemporary currents that elucidate the January 6th crisis: 1) White supremacy and backlashes against Civil Rights; 2) conservative assaults on the New Deal order and the regulatory state; 3) organized labor’s decline, right-wing populism’s rise, and nativism; 4) political polarization, sectarianism, and minority rule. These themes enable students to assess both crucial challenges posed by January 6th and the vitality of American democracy.

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Uticaj rata u Ukrajini na osnovne linije političkih podela u Srbiji

Uticaj rata u Ukrajini na osnovne linije političkih podela u Srbiji

Author(s): Dušan Spasojević,Lana Avakumović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 26/2024

In this paper, we examine the impact of the war in Ukraine on Serbia’s party system during two electoral processes (2022 and 2023), primarily through the lens of political divisions and. Drawing on Deegan Krause’s (2007) concept of issue divides, we analyze how the key issues shaping the Serbian political landscape shifted during the war, as well as whether there have been changes to political actors’ positions and arguments. It appears that, despite its relevance to Serbia’s foreign policy position, the war did not significantly alter party positions, setting Serbia apart from most European countries. Our findings suggest that this topic further reinforced existing identity-based divisions. Unlike socialist and far-right parties, which addressed Russia’s invasion both during the 2022 and 2023 election campaigns, most candidates in the 2023 election sought to minimize its significance, which we explain through ideological and tactical reasons.

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How Partisan Media Exposure Shaped Party Evaluations in the 2023 Elections in Serbia

How Partisan Media Exposure Shaped Party Evaluations in the 2023 Elections in Serbia

Author(s): Ivana M. Jakšić,Đorđe Gajić,Nikola Vlajnić / Language(s): English Issue: 26/2024

This study sought to investigate how voters in Serbia perceived political parties in the run-up to the 2023 elections and how selective exposure to party-affiliated media influenced their perceptions. To achieve this, the study analyzed the latent structure of party evaluations and investigated how partisan media exposure predicts the extracted dimensions, after controlling for sociodemographic and attitudinal predictors of party evaluations. On a convenience online sample of 1033 respondents (57% female), it was found that political parties are mentally organized into three factors: parties of civic opposition, parties of national opposition, and ruling parties. Regression analyses have shown that evaluations of the three mentioned party blocs are best predicted by different media consumption patterns. Positive evaluations of civic opposition parties are predicted by the female gender, low religiosity and authoritarianism, values of social and economic liberalism, high interest in politics, and following opposition television channels and websites. Support for national opposition parties can be predicted by male gender, living in smaller towns or rural areas, high religiosity, values of social conservatism, and to some extent watching public broadcasting services. Regime-affiliated parties are more likely to be supported by older citizens from smaller towns, who tend to be religious, authoritarian, less interested in politics, and primarily viewers of pro-regime television channels and readers of pro-regime websites.

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Upućivanje radnika tokom pandemije KOVID 19: Trenutni izazovi i perspektive na primeru Srbije

Upućivanje radnika tokom pandemije KOVID 19: Trenutni izazovi i perspektive na primeru Srbije

Author(s): Dragana Petković Gajić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 26/2024

This paper deals with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the position of posted workers as well as the prospects of posting in the post-Covid period. The goal is to determine the state and specificity of the posting of workers in the case of Serbia, and to identify possible flows, bearing in mind global migration trends. In the preparation of this paper, the phenomenon of posting of workers and migration is placed in the national context. The data used are based on national statistics and a literature review. The European context is considered through the posting of workers from third countries. National legislation aligned with European regulations and practice in the field of posting of workers are identified. Empirical data were collected based on the views of social partners, results obtained through an online survey and in-depth interviews that were conducted from August to the end of October 2023, within the project “Posting of workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, current challenges and future perspectives”. four companies in the metal sector that have worker posting arrangements.

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Catholic Parishes in the Face of Standards for the Protection of Minors

Catholic Parishes in the Face of Standards for the Protection of Minors

Author(s): Justyna Ciechanowska,Katarzyna Szwed / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

The purpose of this article is to analyze existing domestic regulations aimed at protecting minors from violence and strengthening respect for their rights. The authors focus on the obligations of Catholic Church parishes under the amended Act of 13 May 2016 on counteracting sexual offenses and on the protection of minors (i.e., Journal of Laws of 2024, item 560). The article highlights what should be included in the standards for the protection of minors and discusses who should undergo clean criminal record vetting, as well as the extent of such vetting for personnel who have contact with children.

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Balkan States and Great Powers – Conflicts and Disputes in the First Half of the 20th Century

Balkan States and Great Powers – Conflicts and Disputes in the First Half of the 20th Century

Author(s): Andrzej Krzak / Language(s): English Issue: 33/2024

The author analyzes the policy of great powers towards the Balkan countries and nations, through the two Balkan wars (1912, 1913), the Great War and World War II until the formation of the Cold War order after it. The author asks questions about the geopolitical role of the great powers that influenced the construction of a lasting peace system in the Balkans during the period in question. The leaders of the Balkan independence movements realized that they had to rely on the assistance of great powers in their endeavours, hence the “original sin” of international relations in the Balkans became the growing influence of stronger players, the scale of which is unmatched in any other region of the Old Continent. The support given to Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece or Albania in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries by the great powers in their struggle for independence and sovereignty extended to all areas of international relations after the constitution of nation-states and continues to accompany them to this day, taking various forms. It must be hypothesized that the influence of the great powers has had a destructive effect on the construction of a lasting peace system in the Balkans.

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The “April” Dictatorship’s Policy in Universities and Students’ Activism and Resistance against the Dictatorship, in Greece

The “April” Dictatorship’s Policy in Universities and Students’ Activism and Resistance against the Dictatorship, in Greece

Author(s): Nikos Papadakis,Stylianos Ioannis Tzagkarakis / Language(s): English Issue: 33/2024

This paper analyzes the main components, ideological features and practices that constitute the (overall) educational and specifically, the higher education policy of the “April” Dictatorship in Greece (1967–1974).The analysis of the relevant research material shows that this policy was characterized by:• the intention to redefine the relations of the Universities with the (“occupied”) State,• the coordinated effort to insert specific ideological authoritarian interpretations in the discourses and policies for higher education and consequently, in the reform efforts of the Dictatorship,• the institutionalization of a new economy of power based on control technologies which favored the formation of (ideologically over-determined) discipline and extended state intervention into every aspect of the Higher Education Institutions,• the construction of a surveillance, punishment, control and discipline framework, strictly demarcated and authoritarian.Simultaneously, the above-mentioned policy aimed a) at the extensive criminalization of behavior, as well as of the “non-nationalistic” and ideologically “un-orthodox” thinking in universities and in other Educational Institutions, b) at the reduction of any degree of teaching staff and students autonomy, and c) at the promotion of some alleged- ostensible, seemingly “liberal”, measures and proposals. The ultimate objective was both these specific measures and the overall (authoritarian) higher education policy to become feasible (legitimizing-permissible strategy) and subsequently implemented.In addition, students’ (persistent, influential and multi-level) resistance (at the level of both discourse and political action) to the higher education “reforms” attempted by the April Dictatorship, as well as against the Dictatorship per se and subsequently against the state and constitutional infringement, will be also analytically examined and contextualized.

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