Sprawozdanie z konferencji naukowej East-Central Europe and Asia - challenges of the XXI-st century, Józefów 18-19 czerwca 2012 r.

Author(s): Anna Wach / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2012

For the past few years University of Euroregional Economy has been cooperating with Asian countries, particularly from Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Turkey, Tajikistan. We have implemented studies in English, on which the highest percentage of students comes from Asia. Furthermore,the University vividly cooperates, both in the scientific and didactic field, with academic centers from the countries of Visegrad Group (V4 Group) and East Europe. With that in mind, we organized a Scientific Conference regarding relations between V4 Group, East Europe and Asian countries. The main goal of this Conference was to bring closer problems in particular Asian countries to the inhabitants of East-Central Europe countries. It was also intended to find possible areas of cooperation between those two parts of the world. Lastly, the Conference was supposed to became a platform of exchange experience and knowledge between scholars, experts as well as students from both regions of the world. Many scholars and leading experts from Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Russia and Ukraine as well as from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, United Arab Emirates, Iran and China were invited. Such a variety of great minds from different countries definitely resulted in a wonderful exchange of thoughts and will inspire us to look for what Europe and Asia have in common in 21st century. The Conference consisted of the following thematical panels: Social and political issues & human rights: Law and economy, Security, Energy sector and renewable sources of energy. The Conference was held in English and will be followed by a publication that will also be issued in English.

XVI Międzynarodowa Konferencja Praw Człowieka Prawa człowieka pomiędzy potrzebami a możliwościami państwa i społeczności międzynarodowej. Dyskusje nad prawami człowieka inspirowane współczesnymi migracjami

Author(s): Dorota Łażewska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2016

U susret XIII svjetskom kongresu pedagoga komparativista

Author(s): Emina Dedić,Larisa Kasumagić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 1/2007

Konferencija: ''Edukacija i psihosocijalni rad - interkulturalno susretanje'', (septembar, 2007.)

I. Kant: Svoboda – morálka – náboženství

Author(s): Jakub Sirovátka,Maximilian Forschner,Rudolf Langthaler / Language(s): Czech Issue: 66-67/2024

Interview of Jakub Sirovátka with Maximilian Forschner and Rudolf Langthaler. In September 2023, an international conference titled "Freedom – Morality – Religion: Kant’s Philosophy of Religion – Offering and Challenge for Today" took place at the Catholic University in Linz, Austria. It honored two prominent Kant scholars, Maximilian Forschner and Rudolf Langthaler, both celebrating significant anniversaries. Forschner, a professor emeritus of philosophy, focuses on Stoicism, the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas, and Immanuel Kant, with his latest work delving into Kant's practical philosophy. Langthaler, a professor emeritus at the University of Vienna, is renowned for his ongoing dialogue with Jürgen Habermas regarding Kant’s philosophy of religion. This interview explores their reflections on Kant's philosophy, its relevance, and their lifelong engagement with his work.

Необичайната визия на дрехата, проектирана от философията на субкултурите

Author(s): Dinka Yakimova-Kasabova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2021

The article examines the influence of subcultures in the fashion world. Contemporary fashion styles such as „Kawaii, Dѓcor, Fairy kei“ are commented, bringing a different aesthetic vision to fashion, which is seen as a modern tool for perceiving the different.

Исторически сведения от края на ХІІ век за наличието на едноставен кавал около река Вардар и Охридското езеро

Author(s): Iliya Yanevski / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2021

Due to the lack of extensive specific historiographical data on the distribution of the flute in today‘s Northern Macedonia, we use the findings of recent studies, comparing them with previous ones that are directly or indirectly related to the history, distribution and development of the simple flute. Northern Macedonia has its own specific geographical location, suitable for the penetration of various influences and cultures on its territory. It is quite natural that all the historical upheavals of our continent have had their specific impact on the lives of the local population, which in turn has affected the musical and cultural past of the people.

OLD AGE SOCIAL EXCLUSION: FROM DATA TO AGE-FRIENDLY POLICIES

Author(s): Diana-Alexandra DUMITRESCU / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2022

International Conference, University of Bucharest, Online, AMASE October 22, 2021.

PRESENTATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL INEQUALITIES AND QUALITY OF LIFE, ORGANIZED BY THE QUALITY OF LIFE RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND THE ROMANIAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, HELD ONLINE, ON NOVEMBER 15 – 19, 2021

Author(s): Corina Dragan / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought new concerns around the world, and the Research Institute for Quality of Life, through its representatives, has provided the framework for the development of a constructive dialogue, by organizing in partnership with the Romanian Sociological Association, the International Conference on Social Inequalities and Quality of Life, online event, on November 15–19, 2021.

“NATIONAL LITERATURE IN THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM” CONFERENCE IN THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF ALBANIA (TIRANA, 14 NOVEMBER 2023)

Author(s): Albana Bogdani / Language(s): English Issue: 02/2023

21 important domestic and foreign institutions of language, history and literature were represented by different professors and researchers in the Conference “National Literature in the University System”. The Conference was organized by the Academy of Sciences in cooperation with University ‘Fan Noli’ of Korça on 14 November 2023 in ’Aleks Buda’ Hall in the Academy of Sciences of Albania.

Kronika a glosy

Author(s): Roman Kanda,Markéta Holanová,Dalibor Dobiáš,Kamila Mrázková,Natálie Nováková / Language(s): Czech Issue: 5/2024

This article contains a collection of contributions on Czech bibliography, conference reports, etc.: 1. Ex nihilo nihil fit. Remembering Josef Zumr (19.3.1928 — 2.7.2024) 2. Report on the international interdisciplinary Krakow conference 3. Fifteenth textological colloquium (slightly different this time) 4. Legacy of the discipline: Šmilauer — Hausenblas — Stich 2023 5. The search for the Slavic national epic in the Interpretive network of European Romantic nationalism 6. Informatorium

International Conference 'Central European Jewish Communities in the Toleration and Emancipation Period, 1781–1938

Author(s): Alicja Maślak-Maciejewska / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

The International Conference 'Central European Jewish Communities in the Toleration and Emancipation Period, 1781–1938,' held at Palacký University in Olomouc, aimed to provide a broader perspective on Jewish communities in Central Europe, often studied by regional historians. It emphasized the importance of examining communal structures and their functions during the period of rapid legal and social change known as the emancipation period. The conference extended the conventional chronological boundaries to 1938 to explore the continuity of Jewish community forms and structures. It featured diverse perspectives from experts in various countries, including the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, Hungary, and Croatia. The conference also included a guided tour of historical Jewish sites in Olomouc using the Actionbound mobile app. The event was organized by the Institute of History of the Czech Academy of Sciences, the Kurt and Ursula Schubert Center for Jewish Studies at Palacký University, and the Institute for Jewish History in Austria.

The Ninth 'Jews in Bohemia' Seminar in Karlovy Vary

Author(s): Tomáš Krákora / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

The document reports on the Ninth 'Jews in Bohemia' Seminar held in Karlovy Vary from October 11-13, 2023, coinciding with the centenary of the 13th World Zionist Congress. Organized by the Jewish Museum in Prague, the State Regional Archives in Pilsen, and the Karlovy Vary Museum, the seminar focused on the history of Jewish communities in western Bohemia. Topics included the lives of significant 20th-century Jewish figures, documentation of Jewish cemeteries, and analysis of archival sources. The event featured presentations on various subjects, such as crime stories from the 18th-century Jewish community in Kynšperk nad Ohří, the patronage activities of the Petschek family, and the life stories of Jewish doctors. The seminar also included a guided tour of historical Jewish sites in Karlovy Vary and an excursion to Jindřichovice. The event concluded with discussions on sepulchral monuments and commemorative plaques for Shoah victims.

CRONICA ANULUI 2022

Author(s): MIHAI-LUCIAN COȘNETE / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 28/2022

The article is a collection of reports on the conferences and theological events within the Faculty of Theology at the West University of Timișoara.

CRONICA TEOLOGIEI TIMIȘORENE

Author(s): MIHAI-LUCIAN COȘNETE / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 29/2023

Specific objectives in the field of Orthodox Theology are: Transmitting and consolidating knowledge in the sphere of Orthodox Theology; Acquiring communication, argumentation, and critical thinking skills, in accordance with the requirements of the current cultural environment; The ability to project the applicative dimension of teaching into the public sphere; Forming and stimulating complex, critical thinking; Promoting an independent and creative work style; Identifying innovative themes in theological research at international standards; Spiritual formation of future servants of the Church; Developing and publishing specialized works.

Rehabilitace láskyplnosti v psychoterapii: 34. česko-slovenská psychoterapeutická konference s hlavním tématem: Naděje a lidskost v psychoterapii

Author(s): Jan Poněšický / Language(s): Czech Issue: 1/2024

The conference discussesd the rehabilitation of love and empathy in psychotherapy, emphasizing the importance of a compassionate and emotionally open therapist. It contrasts this approach with a more detached, professional interest in patients. The text references Erich Fromm's ideas on biofilic orientation and the healing power of loving participation. It highlights the therapeutic benefits of empathy, such as improved post-operative healing and reduced arterial sclerosis. The document also critiques orthodox psychoanalysis for its emphasis on standard techniques over empathetic engagement. It advocates for a shift towards a more humanistic and loving approach in psychotherapy, aligning with the original, untainted perception of the world by a newborn child. The text concludes by discussing the challenges and importance of maintaining an empathetic stance in therapeutic practice.

V Brenné se uskutečnil XIII. ročník ekumenicko-právní konference

Author(s): Monika Menke / Language(s): Czech Issue: 95/2024

The 13th International Ecumenical Legal Conference held in Brenna, Poland, on April 24-25, 2024, was organized by the Faculty of Theology at the University of Silesia in Katowice, in collaboration with several other institutions. The conference focused on the theme "The Laity in the Church: Communion, Participation, Mission." The event featured presentations from experts in philosophy, canon law, theology, and law, discussing topics such as the role of laypeople in the synodal vision of the Church, the dignity of the human person, and the relationship between general priesthood and office among Lutherans. The conference also addressed the current state and perspectives of laypeople in church governance and the role of lay theologians in the modern world. Despite some participants being absent due to illness, the conference concluded with a discussion and a communal meal. Contributions from the conference will be published in the journal "Ecumeny and Law."

Mezinárodní symposium kanonického práva zasedalo v klášteře paulánů na Vranově u Brna

Author(s): Záboj Horák / Language(s): Czech Issue: 94/2024

The Fifth International Symposium on Canon Law was held at the Spiritual Center of St. Francis of Paola in Vranov u Brna from September 17-20, 2023. Over 150 canonists, including judges, lawyers, notaries, and other church court officials from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, attended the event. The symposium focused on criminal substantive and procedural canon law, featuring presentations by leading canonists from the Apostolic See and Italian dioceses. Key topics included the principles of the new criminal law of the Catholic Church, preliminary investigations, and administrative penal proceedings. The event also included group work sessions where participants discussed specific cases. The symposium concluded with a series of lectures on the judicial process in criminal cases and the drafting of defenses in cases of marriage nullity and criminal cases. The event was organized by the Academy of Canon Law in Brno under the leadership of Mons. Karel Orlita.

Nové trestní právo pod drobnohledem italských kanonistů

Author(s): Jakub Nagy / Language(s): Czech Issue: 94/2024

The Fifth International Symposium on Canon Law, held at the Spiritual Center of St. Francis of Paola in Vranov u Brna from September 17-20, 2023, organized by the Academy of Canon Law in Brno, the symposium attracted over 150 participants, including judges, lawyers, notaries, and other church court officials from the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The event focused on criminal substantive and procedural canon law, with presentations by leading canonists from the Apostolic See and Italian dioceses. Key topics included the principles of the new criminal law of the Catholic Church, preliminary investigations, and administrative penal proceedings. The symposium also featured group work sessions where participants discussed specific cases. The event concluded with lectures on the judicial process in criminal cases and the drafting of defenses in cases of marriage nullity and criminal cases. The symposium emphasized the practical application of new canonical norms and the importance of ongoing education for church court officials.

Z kanonistické konference Inter Concilium et Synodum v Lublinu

Author(s): Monika Menke / Language(s): Czech Issue: 93/2023

The conference "Inter Concilium et Synodum," held in Lublin on October 18, 2023, to mark the 40th anniversary of the promulgation of the 1983 Code of Canon Law. Organized by the Department of History, General Norms, Sacramental Law, and Institutes of Consecrated Life at the Catholic University of Lublin, the conference gathered around 50 canonists and theologians from Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany, including a representative from the Apostolic See. The event focused on the theme of synodality, currently a key topic in the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops in Rome. Presentations covered various aspects of synodality, from its historical development to evaluations of the German Synodal Path. Key speakers included Aleksandra Brzemia-Bonarek, Lidia Fiejdasz Buczek, and Elżbieta Szczot, who moderated the sessions. The conference also featured discussions on the role of church advocates, the institution of the Synod of Bishops, and the development of consecrated life law. The event concluded with a reflection on the significance of synodality in the contemporary Catholic Church.

10. mezinárodní konference o filozofii a kanonickém právu v Prešově

Author(s): Stanislav Přibyl / Language(s): Czech Issue: 93/2023

The 10th International Conference on Philosophy and Canon Law held in Prešov from November 10-11, 2023, organized by the Greek Catholic Theological Faculty of Prešov University and the Theological Faculty of the Silesian University in Katowice, focused on "The Living Temple of God" and Joseph Ratzinger's prophetic testimony about the Church. The first day covered various philosophical topics, highlighting the inseparability of philosophy, theology, and the life of the Catholic Church in Ratzinger's thought. Discussions included the significance of Benedict XVI's exhortations, the connection between liturgy and life, and the pastoral importance of his messages. The second day centered on canon law, examining Ratzinger's documents related to canonical law and their impact on civil law. The conference emphasized the depth and coherence of Benedict XVI's ecclesiological thought and its influence on disciplinary measures. The event concluded with reflections on the relationship between liturgy and canon law, and the broader implications of Benedict's critique of secular law.