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This paper presents the Romanian protochronism between the years 1965- 1989. By analyzing the social, political and economical context and through several relevant articles, I have traced the implications it had on the society at large. I concluded that the Romanian protochronism is in and out of itself an exaggeration, and an attempt at Romanian exceptionalism, in which the personality cult of the infamous Ceausecu family was demanded, and at times enforced.
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The Church has an essential role in the life of the Romanian people. It fulfills its spiritual mission with sacrifice and wisdom in the midst of the Christian communities of the entire Romanian space, being truly spiritual mother of the Romanian people, as Mihai Eminescu called it.
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Religious pluralism and religious freedom are democratic values of a multicultural and multiethnic Europe, therefore, Governments have the duty to support them in their respective member states.
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Being in a continuous changing, the politic game nature has shift from military battles between states to a tart competition in the economic field, therefore in ’80 appeared “geoeconomy” term. This workpaper propose to define this term from two points of view presented in literature, as well as two instruments which describe it: economic diplomacy and turbocapitalism, which, national, are now developing, being a enhancing theme through normative and strategic billet.
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The study starts by noticing that Romania underperformed in attracting European funds in the period 2007-2013, both when comparing the sums absorbed with those allocated by the European Union, and when comparing its performance with that of other receiving member states. It then outlines the overall increase of allocations for the financial multiannual framework 2014/2020 and identifies three systemic risks which will confront Romania during this period: the persistence of a low absorbtion level, the financial volatility of the beneficiary institutions (be they public institutions, economic agents or NGOs), and the insufficient linkages with the broader economy and society.
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