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‘A Journey from the Vague 
to the Precise’: using Faff’s (2015) Pitching Research Framework for conveying 
our research ideas with a professional flair

‘A Journey from the Vague to the Precise’: using Faff’s (2015) Pitching Research Framework for conveying our research ideas with a professional flair

Author(s): Ritu Mohan / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2018

This paper explores the personal experience of using the Research pitch template, developed by Faff (2015, 2018), to develop a raw research idea of a novice researcher into a finished pitch, to share with and present to the expert, supervisor(s) for further discussion and guidance on the Research topic. The journey from the first encounter with the pitch template to metamorphosing into an expert user of the pitch, where we created various real and reverse engineered pitches at different stages of the learning curve, has been presented in detail with personal anecdotes as the process progressed.

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‘A More Human Approach’. Human Rights, Obligations of the State and Network Neutrality in Europe

‘A More Human Approach’. Human Rights, Obligations of the State and Network Neutrality in Europe

Author(s): Andrzej Nałęcz / Language(s): English Issue: 19/2019

The article explores the concept of the positive and negative obligations of the state in securing human rights, recognized in human rights literature, and in the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights. The concept is then applied to show the importance of securing freedom of expression in regulating Internet access services and enforcing pertinent regulations in EU Member States. The author is of the opinion that economic arguments should not overshadow the need to secure the freedom of expression of the end-users of Internet access services.

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„Women who inspire...“
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„Women who inspire...“

Research of the possibilities and conditions of the lives of women in small local communities in BiH

Author(s): Tatjana Žarković / Language(s): English

The research that is in front of you was created as part of the activities that are being implemented as part of the project “Women’s Advocacy for Gender Equality” implemented by the CURE Foundation in 2017. The research was conducted for four months from March to July 2017. The main goal of the research is to analyze the problems of women in everyday life, as well as the existence of local gender policies with a focus on five selected areas: Romanija and East Sarajevo (Pale, Sokolac, Rogatica, East Sarajevo, Trnovo, Bjelosavljevići, Podromanija, Prača); the wide area of Sarajevo (Hadžići, Ilijaš, Semizovac, Hrasnica, Visoko, Kakanj); Canton 10 (Livno, Kupres, Bugojno, Bosansko Grahovo, Tomislavgrad); Tuzla and the surroundings of Tuzla (Tuzla, Srebrenik, Špionica, Gračanica, Orašje, Gradačac); Bihać and its surroundings. Within the research, one of the goals was to specifically map the problems of socially marginalized groups of women.

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„Žene koje inspirišu...“
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„Žene koje inspirišu...“

Author(s): Tatjana Žarković / Language(s): Bosnian

Istraživanje koje stoji pred vama je nastalo kao dio aktivnosti koje se sprovode u sklopu projekta „Žensko zagovaranje za rodnu ravnopravnost“ koji realizuje Fondacija CURE u 2017. godini. Istraživanje je rađeno četiri mjeseca i to od mjeseca marta do jula 2017. godine. Osnovni cilj istraživanja jeste analiza problema žena u svakodnevnom životu, kao i postojanje rodnih lokalnih politika s fokusom na pet odabranih područja: Romanija i Istočno Sarajevo (Pale, Sokolac, Rogatica, Istočno Sarajevo, Trnovo, Bjelosavljevići, Podromanija, Prača); šira okolina Sarajeva (Hadžići, Ilijaš, Semizovac, Hrasnica, Visoko, Kakanj); Kanton 10 (Livno, Kupres, Bugojno, Bosansko Grahovo, Tomislavgrad); Tuzla i okolina Tuzle (Tuzla, Srebrenik, Špionica, Gračanica, Orašje, Gradačac); Bihać i okolina. U okviru istraživanja jedan od ciljeva je bio i da se posebno mapiraju problemi društveno marginalizovanih grupa žena.

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„Анти-Маркс“, три тезиса
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„Анти-Маркс“, три тезиса

Author(s): Krasimir Delchev / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 3/2018

The article criticizes Marx’s political economy.

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„КОМПЛЕТНО ИЗДАЊЕ КЊИГА V. БРОЈ 7. 1922
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„КОМПЛЕТНО ИЗДАЊЕ КЊИГА V. БРОЈ 7. 1922

Author(s): Milorad Nedeljković,Ivo Kolbe,Isidora Sekulić,Božidar Adžija,Milan Rešetar / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 07/1922

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„Невъзможната трилема“ и анализ на нейната валидност чрез използване на метода на визуализацията чрез софтуер с изкуствен интелект

„Невъзможната трилема“ и анализ на нейната валидност чрез използване на метода на визуализацията чрез софтуер с изкуствен интелект

Author(s): Gancho Ganchev,Elena Stavrova,Vladimir Tsenkov,Mariya Paskaleva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2020

This research aims to visualize the “impossible trilemma”, i.e. the impossibility of simultaneously having a fixed exchange rate, free movement of capital and an independent monetary policy, for every economy through the application of artificial intelligence software. The advantages of visualization techniques are revealed. The explored countries are divided into the following panels: the Eurozone countries, the developed European countries (DEC), the developed non-European countries (DNEC), the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), the developing European countries and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). The results of the research show a great level of confirmation of the trilemma for the developing economies and the developed non-European countries. This implies that there is a compromise between exchange rate stability, monetary independence, and free capital mobility.

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„Осмоза. Осмотично поведение на клетка“ – използване на електронни приложения, облачни технологии и демонстриране на експерименти
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„Осмоза. Осмотично поведение на клетка“ – използване на електронни приложения, облачни технологии и демонстриране на експерименти

Author(s): Silvia Georgieva,Silvia Rusimova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2020

Prof. ,,Emanuil Ivanov” High School of Mathematics and Science in city of Kyustendil supports the initiative of UNICEF and the Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Science to promote the Global Goals for Sustainable Development by joining the Global initiative ,,The Biggest Lesson in the World”. The aim of the initiative is to introduce the young generation to the Global for Goals Sustainable Development, to call on everyone together to make the planet fair, healthy and sustainable and to commit to it`s future. This school year, in connection with the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, we dedicate the initiative to children with disabilities. The lesson “Osmosis. Osmotic Cell Behavior”, devoted to Global Goal 15 “Life on Earth”, includes the use of electronic applications, cloud technologies and demonstration of experiments on the presentation of osmosis as a chemical process, the osmotic behavior of plant and animal cells.

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„РИСКОВА ПРЕМИЯ“ ИЛИ „ПРЕМИЯ НА НАСТРОЕНИЕТО“

„РИСКОВА ПРЕМИЯ“ ИЛИ „ПРЕМИЯ НА НАСТРОЕНИЕТО“

Author(s): Georgi Hristov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The intersection between the interests, expectations and disappointments of all participants in the investment process stems from their diverse motivation and too volatile perception, which is the basis for causing errors in statistical judgment, for social stereotyping and for predictable deviations from rational decision-making. We investigate the reactions and behavior of retail, “smart money” and politicians in the current market crash within the opposition rational/irrational.

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„Случаят Нидерландия“ и неговите цивилизационни измерения: ситуиране на дебата за прехода към капитализъм

„Случаят Нидерландия“ и неговите цивилизационни измерения: ситуиране на дебата за прехода към капитализъм

Author(s): Pavlin Todorov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2021

The Netherlands is considered to be an exemplary case of study of the transition to capitalism. Most studies, however, lack a comprehensive interpretation synthesizing the different aspects and providing a summarized idea of this complex situation. The perception and pursuit of the civilization perspective outlined by M. Weber and F. Braudel, enables the identification of the basic dimensions of early capitalism in the Netherlands. The debate on the transition to capitalism is used as a methodology and interpretative forum for approximation of the views of both scientists and their further development through the prism of contemporary views. The general picture of the epoch of the 17th century outlines the idea that the country has not been completely transformed into capitalist but the process had already started. Certain cultural, economic and political preconditions and factors had contributed to its development whilst it was dependent on their combination both in internal and European and global context. It was found that to a lesser degree the role of the socio-cultural dimensions of capitalism is outlined, which may be based on the factual situation as well as on its incomplete interpretation in the different studies. The pluralistic explanation of the transition to capitalism renders it possible to clarify this assumption and use it in subsequent studies.

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„Тесният изкуствен интелект“ в контекста на въвеждането на изкуствения интелект, трансформацията и края на част от професиите

„Тесният изкуствен интелект“ в контекста на въвеждането на изкуствения интелект, трансформацията и края на част от професиите

Author(s): Mariana Todorova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2020

The article reviews how the appearance of the “artificial narrow intelligence”, which is already a fact, will participate in the processes of the transformation, the disappearance of some jobs and the creation of others. The aim of the text is to reveal two scenarios: optimistic and pessimistic as well as the basic theses in the debate of these problems. The tasks of the article are to draw the chances and to warn for the risks at the same time that follow of the implementation of AI in different human realms. The methodology of the research includes: a comparative analysis, key trends tracking, building of two alternative scenario forecasts. The originality of the text contains in the concrete placement of the Narrow AI in the context of the transformation of one the key human activity as labor is.

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„Умните градове“ – от добри практики към устойчиви резултати

„Умните градове“ – от добри практики към устойчиви резултати

Author(s): Valentin Vasilev,Dimitar Ognyanski,Kalin Kamenov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2020

Looking around ourselves in the present day and going back in our thoughts to the previous decades, we can feel the differences in our lives. The leading change has been imposed by the information and communication technologies. The present scientific research is an attempt to present, on the one hand, the concept and usefulness of the “Smart City” and, on the other hand, to draw readers' attention to the immediate benefits of their applications through the best practices and examples.

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„ШУНД” КАО ПРЕДМЕТ ОПОРЕЗИВАЊА

Author(s): Vojislav Bačanin / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 178/2021

Debates regarding the possible taxation of “shund” content and the “return of tax on shund” from the period of the former SFRY, are opened every few years in the national public media space. In order to see the scope of such debates more clearly, this paper provides an overview of different notions of “shund” and kitsch in the humanities, points out the permeation of cultural and tax policy in the context of modern public policy and provides a historical and juridical overview and assessment of “tax on shund” from the socialist period. The goal is to shed light on the most prominent theoretical problems via an interdisciplinary analytical apparatus and using a comparative, historical, inductive and descriptive method and try to answer the questions of the formulation and possible operationalization of the “tax on shund”. In the end, the only thing left is the judgment that the introduction of the proposed form of taxation would not find its foundation in the science of taxes, that the cost-effectiveness and fiscal abundance of such measures would be uncertain, and that, in the absence of a scientifically based definition of “shund”, the bodies entrusted with public authority would face the problems of the so-called indefinite notion and arbitrariness in evaluation.

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№120: Financing Climate Actions: Key to a Paris Agreement?

№120: Financing Climate Actions: Key to a Paris Agreement?

Author(s): Marek Jan Wasiński / Language(s): English

The Paris Climate Conference to be held in December may be the last chance to deliver a globalagreement on tackling climate change. One issue that could be a game-changer for the negotiationsand one that is inevitable to achieve global climate goals is so-called climate finance. The existingframework does not provide enough predictability and capacity to limit global warming to a maximumof 2°C. A clear mechanism for gathering public funds from developed countries and the inclusion ofprivate investments is needed to secure reliable post-2020 climate actions.

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№50 Trends and Gaps in the Academic Literature on EU Labour Migration Policies
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№50 Trends and Gaps in the Academic Literature on EU Labour Migration Policies

Author(s): Marie De Somer / Language(s): English

This paper provides an overview of the ‘state of the art’ in the academic literature on EU labour migration policies. It forms part of the research agenda of Work Package 18 of the NEUJOBS project, which aims at reviewing legislation and practices regarding the labour market inclusionand protection of rights of different categories of foreign workers in European labour markets. Accordingly, particular attention is paid to the works of scholars who evaluate the status of rights of third-country national workers in relation to labour market access, employment security, social integration, etc., in European legislation on labour immigration. More specifically, the review has selected those scholarly works that focus specifically on analysingthe manner in which policy-makers have addressed the granting of rights to non-EU migrant workers, and the manner in which policy agendas – through the relevant political and institutional dynamics – have found their translation in the legislation adopted.

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№56 The EU’s Paradoxical Efforts at Tracking the Financing of Terrorism: From criticism to imitation of dataveillance
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№56 The EU’s Paradoxical Efforts at Tracking the Financing of Terrorism: From criticism to imitation of dataveillance

Author(s): Anthony Amicelle / Language(s): English

In July 2011, the European Commission published a Communication aimed at setting out different options for establishing a European terrorist finance tracking system (TFTS). The Communication followed the adoption of the EU-US agreement on the US Terrorist Finance TrackingProgram (TFTP) in 2010. The agreement concluded various series of national, European and transatlantic negotiations after the disclosure through public media of the US TFTP in 2006. This paper takes stock of the wide range of controversies surrounding this security-focused programme with dataveillance capabilities. After stressing the impact of the US TFTP on international relations, the paper argues that the EU-US agreement primarily has the effect of shifting in formation-sharing practices from the justice/judicial/penal/criminal investigation framework into the security/intelligence/administrative/prevention context as the main rationale. The paper then questions the TFTP-related conception of mass intelligence through large-scale databases and transnational communication of bulk data in the name of targeted surveillance. Following an examination of the project creating an EU system equivalent to the TFTP, the paper emphasises the fundamental paradox of transatlantic security matters, in which European criticisms of American programmes tend to be ultimately translated into EU imitation of US dataveillance practices.

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№60 Why come here if I can go there? Assessing the ‘Attractiveness’ of the EU’s Blue Card Directive for ‘Highly Qualified’ Immigrants
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№60 Why come here if I can go there? Assessing the ‘Attractiveness’ of the EU’s Blue Card Directive for ‘Highly Qualified’ Immigrants

Author(s): Katharina Eisele / Language(s): English

This paper analyses the attractiveness of the EU’s Blue Card Directive – the flagship of the EU’s labour immigration policy – for so-called ‘highly qualified’ immigrant workers from outside the EU. For this purpose, the paper deconstructs the understanding of ‘attractiveness’ in the Blue Card Directive as shaped by the various EU decision-making actors during the legislative process. It is argued that the Blue Card Directive sets forth minimum standards providing for a common floor –not a common ceiling: the Directive did not, as originally envisaged by the European Commission, create one European highly skilled admission scheme. This raises questions regarding its concreteuse. A critical focus is placed on the personal scope of the Blue Card Directive and the level of rights offered, and a first comparative perspective on the implementation of the Directive in five member states is provided.

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№65 The Political and Judicial Life of Metadata: Digital Rights Ireland and the Trail of the Data Retention Directive
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№65 The Political and Judicial Life of Metadata: Digital Rights Ireland and the Trail of the Data Retention Directive

Author(s): Sergio Carrera,Elspeth Guild / Language(s): English

This paper examines the challenges facing the EU regarding data retention, particularly in the aftermath of the judgment Digital Rights Ireland by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) of April 2014, which found the Data Retention Directive 2002/58 to be invalid. It first offers a brief historical account of the Data Retention Directive and then moves to a detailed assessment of what the judgment means for determining the lawfulness of data retention from the perspective of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: what is wrong with the Data Retention Directive and how would it need to be changed to comply with the right to respect for privacy? The paper also looks at the responses to the judgment from the European institutions and elsewhere, and presents a set of policy suggestions to the European institutions on the way forward. It is argued here that one of the main issues underlying the Digital Rights Ireland judgment has been the role of fundamental rights in the EU legal order, and in particular the extent to which the retention of metadata for law enforcement purposes is consistent with EU citizens’ right to respect for privacy and to data protection.

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№67 The US Labour Immigration Scheme – All about being attractive? EU Perceptions and Stakeholders’ Perspectives Reviewed
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№67 The US Labour Immigration Scheme – All about being attractive? EU Perceptions and Stakeholders’ Perspectives Reviewed

Author(s): Katharina Eisele / Language(s): English

Labour immigration schemes that effectively attract qualified immigrant workers are a policy priority for many governments. But what are ‘attractive’ labour immigration schemes and policies? To whom are (or should) such policies (be) attractive? In Europe, the US is often portrayed as one of the most ‘attractive’ countries of immigration – if not the most ‘attractive’. This paper aims to analyse and provide a better understanding of the elements of the US immigration system that are supposedly attractive to foreign workers, by examining key features of the current and prospective US labour immigration rules. The paper finds that ‘attractiveness’ in this policy context is a highly malleable and flexible concept: What might be ‘attractive’ to one key stakeholder might not be to another.

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ეკონომიკური პრობლემები XX ს. დასაწყისის ქართული სოციო-კულტურული დინამიკის ჭრილში (გერონტი ქიქოძე - მზერის გადანაცვლება)

Author(s): Nona Kupreishvili / Language(s): Georgian Issue: 18/2017

Beginning of the 20th century is known as the hardest transitional period causing destruction of historical and cultural paradigms throughout the Europe. First of all, in our country it had taken place exactly at the time of the second stage of Ilia’s so-called modernization project, when by the help of correct emphases on the new demands of time made by previous generation and efforts of entire Pleiad of courageous and motivated persons was established diverse program of culture renewal. Events taken place in February 25, 1921 had prevented complete fulfillment of this program, so annexation of independent Georgia by Red Army and Georgian Bolsheviks. Thus, the process of reevaluation generally characteristic for the culture appeared in our case tragic.In parallel to the modernization of art fields and philosophic and aesthetic mentality the creative generation called “New Georgia”, who were mainly educated at European universities set an objective even to deepen their economic mentality that could radically change both social mentality and life in the condition of correct practical decisions. That time completely young figure Geronti Kikodze took exactly this course of work, who in parallel to the erudition at universities, since 1908 used to publish sharp and resonant letters in the newspapers “Droeba” and “Sakhalkho Purtseli” hampering complete liberation of Georgians from the patriarchal and feudal life style and acknowledgement of new economic order based on capitalism and gradual integration to its demands. Specificity of our country’s historical development was also noteworthy (anticipation of the case that after the First World War and Russian Revolution as of February-October the empire would not exist as in old, since century’s 1900's-10's existed and everybody felt the necessity of replacement of monarchic power by democratic governance) that required certain caution, because as G. Kikodze wrote the country lacking statehood thinking not to be completely overwhelmed by “Goal Storm of Capitalism”. That is why aesthete and philosopher Geronti Kikodze, in-depth acknowledged in the west European literary, aesthetic and philosophic news, besides such type of analysis often had to also study the works of Adam Smith, James, Jerom Blank, Montesquieu and Lemestr. The same way as the persons of his years: A. Jorjadze, M. Tsereteli, M. Javakhishvili, K. Gamsakhurdia, N. Mitsishvili, or V. Kotetishvili., whose valuable time intended for their creative works was spent for the preparation of broad society for the future transformation of society, so it was spent for publicist writing directed towards daily needs. Discussion was conducted on three basic issues: with regard to 1) essence of nation, ambivalence of freedom of nation and person; 2) inevitable inclusion of art and writing within the context of modernism; 3) in terms of acknowledgement and activation of new economic order by taking into account west European experience. In this discussion were participating: A. Jorjadze, Gr. Robakidze, M. Tsereteli, M. Javakhishvili, G. Laskhishvili, S. Pirtskhalava, G. Kikodze, K. Gamsakhurdia, P. Gogichaishvili, V. Kotetishvili and others. Though it is to be noted that there were also such a young figures (N. Zhordania, P. Makharadze) who in their ways were understanding and accordingly even spread Marxism’s ideology and herewith were characterized with unusual obstinacy and purposefulness. Almost everything that they were trying to establish were anti national and alike Russian Marxism was based on the idea of class struggle (itself Georgian social-democratic party was composed of Russian social-democratic party). This line of strict differentiation was so comprehensive that soon it completely naturally developed into the requirement of art and selection of writing (at one-time Vl. Lenin used to popularize this line). G. Kikodze, who at this time was attending the lectures at European universities, also was influenced by “Manifest of Communist Party” established by Marx and Engels and “Capital” of Marx: “Capital” and “Manifest of Communist Party” altered all testaments, begun from the Gospel to the declaration of citizen and human rights. Though, soon conscious advancement of atomistic and particular tendencies by social-democrats, decision on replacement of homeland’s idea with the idea of community and province made G. Kikodze to reconsider personal impartiality: “I overestimated my ideals and undergone spiritual crisis” – thus estimated he aforesaid change in his memory book “From Daybreak to Noon”. At the same time with social-democratic party that time two political parties of social-federalists and national-democrats established in Georgia considered settlement of economic problems as the cornerstone of country’s development (obviously in the context of correlation of national and social issues) and besides, the change should relate to feudal and patriarchal ethics that had to be replaced with capitalistic ethics, already developed in European countries, follower of trade and industry development. G. Kikodze also was following this opinion, despite of the fact that he was no member of any above-named parties. As a result of crystallization of look (may be also said as a staging), undoubtedly turned the letter dated by 1915 “Man with Hammer” that pathos is full of the spirit of new “Georgian reformation”. At its time Max Weber used to discuss conformity with law on movement rationalization, or so-called movement of society from traditional to modern condition in the context of religion, namely within Protestantism (M. Weber, Ethics of Protestantism and Spirit of Capitalism, 1905). Rational, cheerful and purposeful person, found in the ascetic denomination of Protestantism had to become to present unknown support of social-economic formation the capitalism. Possibly, the place of particular apostasy is not also perchance chosen by G. Kikodze. In the canonical space of Georgian temple acknowledged as the first keeper of cultural identity as sacral topo’s, the old traditional accents of reader are replaced, moreover their replacement by new ones. Lighting cruel light of renewal alongside to perfect frescoes, on the bas-relief of to present unknown man with hammer as on the prominent marker of changed time is perceived as well considered act. For the first time this fact was noted by critic Tamaz Vasadze, who included the text of “Man with Hammer” even in textbooks and possibly it was the most democratic and correct form of legitimization of mentioned letter written by G. Kikodze. In the figure of architect, Basil Khurtsidze the builder of Zarzma monastery, found in Kvabliani ravine, Chulevi monastery and possibly builder of some monasteries of Zarzma, holding in his hand a tool, the hammer, here is personified very important message: call, next to Georgia with a sword and cross to the determination of worker, builder Georgia. Actually, mentioned G. Kikodze’s aspiration includes serious implications, even under the purpose stating that they present logical transformation of Ilia’s idea named, “Bloodless War”. Actually, the life of one person (Ilia’s) and broken under the violence was not enough for solving all keywords in the time of historical modern determined for us, but the activity carried out on the first stage of modernization project by “60's, (establishment of new logos, attempt of establishment of national capital, contemplation of sociocentric prevalence on literature centric tendencies) – is mentioned emphasizing vital vectors of country – this founding appeared to be in the possession of reliable entity. G. Kikodze’s generation was ready to make past (yesterday’s) result as an impact of present activities.G. Kikodze’s collection of letters, titled “National Energy” published in 1919 was intended exactly for necessity of grounded transformation of Georgians consciousness, Georgian nature. Both activation of the aspiration of initiative and amateur activities and change of incorrect relation to capital had equal importance in this context. Grounded statement of author as to Georgians have to themselves make their fortune was a phrase dictated under the formed reality and used to determine action strategy of entire that times creative new generation. In is another issue that due to the faced historical condition was not possible to realize it, though immediately after the restoration of independence was made clear vitality of minds and opinions translated in the beginning of the century and expedience of their activation intended for the future of the country.

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