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The changes in Transylvanian fine arts can also be followed on the map. These changes are signalled by the number and character of the art galleries not only in Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár) but also in smaller Transylvanian towns, such as Sfântu Gheorghe (Sepsiszentgyörgy) or Miercurea Ciuc (Csíkszereda). The changes in artistic approach are revealed by the previous special issues of the journal Korunk, beginning with 1974, through the eighties and nineties, until the year 2002 and to our present. Similarly, the publishing activity in the domain of fine arts also shows a significant improvement, which is partly due to the contributions of the Korunk.
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Looking back upon the last two and a half decades, the author surveys the statues erected in public spaces in Romania and the considerations which guided this practice in this country. He sharply criticizes those viewpoints which do not take aesthetic criteria into consideration. For Romanians and Hungarians alike, the most important criterion seems to be the struggle for the expression of their collective identity. However, the author also mentions positive examples, which are few in number in Romania.
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The study focuses on the immediate post- WWII British history, especially the effects of war, the general election of 1945, home policy events and imperial foreign political aspects. Direct effects of the war were controversial in Britain in a sense that as a winner country her economic, political and military issues were subordinated to U.S. interests. The general election of 1945 was won by the Labour Party because the majority of voters expected them to introduce the long delayed welfare state administration. The Labour government has appeared as nationalist and imperialist, and due to economic and financial considerations they did not urge the dissolution of the Empire. London’s interests were more and more subordinated to Washington’s policy in the forthcoming framework of the Cold War, so she could not do anything to stop the process of East European sovietization, and it became a necessity to accept the policy of Western European integration.
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On 22 April 2013 was held at the headquarters of the Department of Political Science of the University of Rzeszów-here I National Scientific Seminar, which met under the slogan „Considering on the nature of policy and politics.” It was organized by the Department of Theory of State, Law and Policy. It brought together representatives of five national research centers: University of the Jagiellonian University. Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Lodz University of Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin and Rzeszow State. During the meeting, which took place in the hall of the Department of Political Science Reading Room, gathered heard ten papers. Participants debated in three sections
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