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FROM THE JUST WAR TO THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION

FROM THE JUST WAR TO THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION

Author(s): David Ungureanu,Andreea Cîrciumaru / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

As between individuals, there are conflicts between the actors of the international scene, the solving of which is possible either by force or by diplomacy, both methods being used throughout history, sometimes even in a congruent way. At first, a few thousand years later, war prevailed due to the possibility of achieving faster and more lasting effects than through diplomacy.However, because generalized violence sometimes had catastrophic consequences for those endowed with sense and reason, they sought justifications for the recourse to the armed force, which materialized in the theory of warfare based on the idea of legitimate defense, but also on the formalization of the hostilities and the establishment of rules of warfare. Only in our time the idea that the shift to use of the armed force without any motivation is a crime of aggression prevailed, so that a return to diplomacy is considered possible, the choice between these two modalities remaining a politics attribute.Keywords:

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CIVIL AND MILITARY COOPERATION –A STAKEHOLDER AMONG WORLD PEACE ACTORS

CIVIL AND MILITARY COOPERATION –A STAKEHOLDER AMONG WORLD PEACE ACTORS

Author(s): Ciprian Popescu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Civilian-military cooperation is and will remain a reference instrument of building world’s peace. Cooperation with civilians represents a challenge for all military personnel, both due to the differences in organizational culture of them, the more active military involvement in humanitarian projects and processes in support of the local population, and the political problems in working with government officials.In order to involve various entities in such cooperation, it is imperative to be proceeded personnel’ training programs conducted both before and after the actions in theatres of operation. Knowing these aspects mentioned above, cooperation between military and civilians could lead to increased confidence, as well as the safety of local population and military force involved. Therefore, CIMIC specialized mission is to continuously grow as much as the number of those who understand that the multinational troops, in general, and Romanian troops, in particular, are there in their country (Iraq, Afghanistan, Kosovo) to bring peace and stability and to help in keeping the host population hope for a better future.Therefore, the paper will present some elements supporting the main assumption,namely, CIMIC structures and personnel promoting peace and stability in the areas of operations.

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PERSPECTIVES ON THE ACCESSIBILITY OF PUBLIC INFORMATION

PERSPECTIVES ON THE ACCESSIBILITY OF PUBLIC INFORMATION

Author(s): Lavinia Nicoleta Ghisa,Teodor Frunzeti / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The digital society has experienced exponential growth over the last decade and new communication technologies have enlarged the access of social entities to various types of information. These pieces of information have become an essential resource to which civil society members relate in different ways, within the same legislative framework.However, the perceptions of their value and utility are most diverse and often related to the interests of each individual or organization in a highly competitive social environment. In this context, activities aimed at obtaining information, regardless of the accessibility level, have become increasingly prominent.

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THE CONTRIBUTION OF GEOPOLITICIANS WITH GEOGRAPHIC ROOTS TO THE DELINEATION AND DEFINITION OF THE ROMANIAN NATIONAL STATE

THE CONTRIBUTION OF GEOPOLITICIANS WITH GEOGRAPHIC ROOTS TO THE DELINEATION AND DEFINITION OF THE ROMANIAN NATIONAL STATE

Author(s): Silviu Neguţ,Marius-Cristian Neacşu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This study is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the establishment of Romanian unitary national state, Great Romania, a much longer and complex process than it seems at first glance. Along with historical events, the geographic space and the population have played an essential role in the coagulation process of the Romanian national state. The merit of seizing and explaining these assets lies with great geopolitical-geographers such as Simion Mehedinți, Ion Conea (both were teachers at the Upper School of War, the ”Carol I” NDU precursor), Nicolae Al. Rădulescu, Vintilă Mihăilescu, Victor Tufescu and so on. These alone or in collaboration with specialists in fields such as history (Nicolae Iorga, Gheorghe Brătianu, Constantin Daicoviciu), demography and statistics (Anton Golopenția, Sabin Mănuilă), sociology (Dimitrie Gusti, Mircea Vulcănescu – the latter being also aphilosopher) have demonstrated the perfect logic of the constitution of the Romanian unitary national state. They also leaned on the essential natural components of the Romanian state,the well-known trio Carpathians - the Danube - the Black Sea, resuming the significant elements without which it would have been impossible to achieve the Great Romania.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE
IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Author(s): Adina Mihăescu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The business environment and specific environments of intelligence activities share an important common feature: lack of certainty. Although supposedly digitization and technological progress should ease the manager’s decision-making (through easier access to information), in practice, he is overwhelmed by the large amount of data he has at his disposal. The difference is made by those going from the “curiosity” to the“verified information” stage.Making this detailed process of collecting relevant data is extremely important. And this activity is characteristic of Competitive Intelligence (CI) structures. The raw data is then transformed into intelligence, and only now it can form the basis of strategies and action plans (or analyses, forecasts, etc.). This is one of the main strengths that a company can have,namely performance in anticipation.Romania has significant potential for economic development, which is also encouraged, for example through the Start-up Nation Government Program. According to data released by the Ministry of Business, Commerce and Entrepreneurship, the aforementioned program finances ten thousand companies annually. They suddenly create competition across several economic sectors in different areas. To resist the market, both emerging and senior firms are forced to adapt quickly and understand the direction and magnitude of the changes that have taken place. Thus, the CI can help these changes to be of lesser magnitude and, perhaps most importantly, to converge towards the creation of a sustainable, coherent and without major destabilization economic environment.

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HORIZONS WITH(OUT) FRONTIERS

HORIZONS WITH(OUT) FRONTIERS

Author(s): Viorica Ionela Trîncu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

There is no doubt that the 21st Century will be the century of migration, in particular raising concerns about illegal migration, transnational threats and loss of national identity in the host countries. That is why the author argues that the coming decades will constitute of mix of challenges and opportunities. In order to face these challenges and take advantage of these opportunities, the main purpose of this paper is to respond to two broad questions: What does the influx of refugees mean for European economies, media and security and how should Europe respond to the influx?

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DEFENSIVE STRATEGY OF SMALL COUNTRIES. THE CASE OF ROMANIA

DEFENSIVE STRATEGY OF SMALL COUNTRIES. THE CASE OF ROMANIA

Author(s): Marian Tuca / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

After World War I and the Great Union of 1918, Romanian leaders were required to act for the recognition of the new frontiers by the great powers, counteracting the revisionist states and building regional alliances alongside the traditional alliance with the Western powers to guarantee stability in the region. Along the same line, the Royal Romanian House engages in the same strategy through matrimonial alliances with the royal houses of Greece and Yugoslavia. Romania adopts a security strategy characteristic for small countries, suitable to respond to the threats of revisionist states.In the post-war period, Romania enters the sphere of Soviet influence and is part of the Warsaw Treaty organization for continental security. After the collapse of the communist system and the security organization, Romania is making every effort to join NATO and the EU in order to ensure national security.

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DIGITAL DIASPORA. VIRTUALIZATION OF POLITICS
AND NEW HYBRID CHALLENGES IN NOWADAYS ROMANIA

DIGITAL DIASPORA. VIRTUALIZATION OF POLITICS AND NEW HYBRID CHALLENGES IN NOWADAYS ROMANIA

Author(s): Iulia Anghel / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Starting with de-territorialisation of power and going one step further to the ascent of non-state political actors, the influential duo of digitalisation and globalization reshaped in a capital manner the geopolitical landscape of Eastern Europe. Since social media proved to be an essential tool of hybrid warfare, diasporic communities playing often the role of an interface amid local and transnational identities, the article aims to discuss the consequences triggered upon regional politics by ascent of digital diasporas, addressing topics as diasporization of homelands and autonomization of diasporic bodies, effects exerted by diaspora’s political militantism upon changing societies of former communist space and not lastly the hybrid challenges associate to virtualization of politics and ascent of non-state power groups. The last section encompasses a study case dedicated to the Romanian scenario, where to the rise of digital diaspora influenced in a capital manner the configuration, prospects of evolution and democracy engagement of local politics.

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NEW CHALLENGES TO DEMOCRACY
AND GOVERNANCE OF THE DEFENCE AND SECURITY SECTOR

NEW CHALLENGES TO DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNANCE OF THE DEFENCE AND SECURITY SECTOR

Author(s): Alexandra SARCINSCHI / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The aim of this paper is to connect at a theoretical level the latest changes in the political landscape of Europe – namely the reinforcement of right-wing populism, national conservatism, Euro scepticism, etc. subsumed to the oxymoron “illiberal democracy” – to the issue of governance of the defence and security sector. Since these changes are to be considered challenges to nowadays democracy, it is obvious that the security sector might be placed under pressure by those who govern it and are not committed to the set of principles specific to this type of political leadership. The author will introduce a brief description of Europe’s political landscape, will identify some representative countries currently governed by nationalist parties and will correlate them with the most important indicators regarding governance of the defence and security sector.

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Гражданското общество в България – шест години след европейското членство

Гражданското общество в България – шест години след европейското членство

Author(s): Ivka Tsakova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

In theoretical perspective, civil society is related to the democracy issue, and more specifically to the democratization processes – political, economic and socio-cultural. The content of the paper is structured in three parts: 1) The discourse of civil society throughout the years of the Bulgarian transition; 2) New focuses on the Civil society building and Democracy building in Bulgaria since 2007; 3) The citizen protests in 2013 and the emergence of a new, more authentic civil society in our country as an EU member.

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Women’s Peace Activisms

Women’s Peace Activisms

Author(s): Tatjana Žarković,Jelena Gaković / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Women’s peace activism in the countries of the former Yugoslavia is a unique example of solidarity which knows no physical or symbolical boundaries imposed by the nationalist ideology. In BiH and in the region, the women’s peace movement appeared already after the first indications of war in the 1990s, where some women peace activists regarded themselves as feminists, while others did not. Women peace activists organised themselves and co-operated in spite of inimical and confrontational policies of their nation-states. Whether they thought of themselves as feminists or not, it is important to note that many theoreticians point out that, throughout history, women played very important roles in antiwar and peacebuilding initiatives (see e.g. Licht and Drakulić, 2002; Mlađenović, 2004; Cockburn, 2012; Cohn, 2005).

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Ženski mirovni aktivizmi

Ženski mirovni aktivizmi

Author(s): Tatjana Žarković,Jelena Gaković / Language(s): Bosnian Publication Year: 0

Ženski mirovni aktivizam u zemljama bivše Jugoslavije jedinstven je primjer solidarnosti koja ne poznaje fizičke i simboličke granice nametnute nacionalističkom ideologijom. U Bosni i Hercegovini i regiji ženski mirovni pokret javlja se već nakon prvih naznaka rata 90-ih, s tim da su se neke mirovne aktivistice smatrale feministicama, a neke nisu. Mirovne aktivistice su se organizovale i sarađivale uprkos neprijateljskim, suprotstavljenim politikama država iz kojih dolaze. Smatrale se feministicama ili ne, bitno je primijetiti da mnogi/e teoretičar/ke ističu kako su kroz istoriju žene bile veoma značajne u antiratnim i mirovnim inicijativama (npr. u Licht i Drakulić, 2002; Mlađenović, 2004; Cockburn, 2012; Cohn, 2005).

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Lica aktivizma

Lica aktivizma

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian Publication Year: 0

UARK-ovoj kronologiji nedostaju imena mnogih osoba koje su inicirale, vodile ili radile na projektima i u organizacijama koje su spomenute. Budući da je aktivistički rad uvijek i borba protiv defetističkog sindroma i pasivnosti, pojedinci i pojedinke su izuzetno bitni. Ni jedan program, aktivnost ili organizacija nisu mogli nastati bez inicijative i upornog rada pojedinaca, aktivista/aktivistica koji se ponekad u literaturi zovu i socijalnim poduzetnicima. Nositelji ratnih kao i proturatnih incijativa su živi ljudi i zbog toga je imenovanje sudionika/ sudionica ključno za potvrđivanje vrijednosti civilnog angažmana i protivljenje zlu. I dobro, baš kao i zlo, ne događa se neovisno o nama, već ga uvijek ponovo proizvode pojedinci/pojedinke. Imenovanje osoba koje su sudjelovale u antiratnim aktivnostima ‘90-tih čini nam se utoliko važnijim što je po našem iskustvu samo mali broj ljudi u tim teškim vremenima imao hrabrosti, ludosti ili oboje, zalagati se za ‘nepopularne’ teme.

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Violence in the Health Sector and Social Organizations in Romania

Violence in the Health Sector and Social Organizations in Romania

Author(s): Sorin Burlacu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

In Romania violence in the health sector is a matter of great interest among researchers and a constant concern of authorities. In 2012, Law no. 212/13 November 2012 was released, in order to supplement Law no. 95/2006 on health reform. Thus, in this paper we propose a typology of violence occurring in health organizations in Romania and the focus on a certain number of considerations concerning the meaning of violence, conflict management, management methods to eliminate conflicts, recognition of merit etc.

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Lake of Utilities. Access to Local Utilities of Roma Citizens Comparative with Non-Roma Population

Lake of Utilities. Access to Local Utilities of Roma Citizens Comparative with Non-Roma Population

Author(s): Roxana Maria Brișcariu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The main object of this article is to appoint this minority’s lack of access to the Romanian public utilities system, as discrimination and exclusion is still leading to a lack of access at primary resources for disadvantaged people. The national strategies designed over the past two decades were unable to reduce the effects of these socio-economic unfavorable conditions for the Roma citizens. The used data is from a research conducted in 2013, with main purpose in exploring and describing all forms of exclusion of the Roma population. The uniqueness of the research is given by the comparison character, using two separate samples, one representative for the general population and one representative for citizens of Roma ethnicity. The results are focused on these exact differences, regarding access and connection to the public utilities network, between the Roma minority and the general population.

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Quality of Life of Vulnerable Groups Involved in Informal Waste Management Sector: a Critical Literature Review

Quality of Life of Vulnerable Groups Involved in Informal Waste Management Sector: a Critical Literature Review

Author(s): Ştefan Gabriel Burcea / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The article presents some results of the critical literature analysis on quality of life of vulnerable groups, as a broad problematic, complex and topical issue in Europe and worldwide. In the context of the current trends of social policies decentralization process has become necessary to make an objective and subjective quality of life evaluation at local or group level, as a means of substantiating responsible social policies. Resorting to traditional research methods for realise a critical literature review, the author suggests the need for a new approache in Romania, that of assessing the quality of life at local and regional, not national or supranational level.

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Protecting Oneself When Working on Dealing With the Past – Retreat

Protecting Oneself When Working on Dealing With the Past – Retreat

Author(s): Goran Božičević,Ana Bitoljanu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This work is demanding and exhausting on many levels. Next to a strong emotional component of feelings which we are not even aware of, but suppress and bury them, there is also a series of other, psychological challenges. We listen to victims’ stories and stories of perpetrators, we are under pressure of those close to us, but also the society as a whole, to forget, not to re-open old wounds, not to touch ‘our side’, to watch the causes and consequences, to mind the balance, to fight windmills, to fight denial, to fight the corrupt (or at least unprofessional) justice system, inefficient police, hypocritical politicians, to fight the lack of understanding of those around us for that which we do. Actually, there are few human activities which cause so much exhaustion without guaranteed changes and results. Constant questioning of meaning of our work exhausts our capacities and causes frustration and anxiety. It is important to be aware of all of the mentioned, to know how to protect oneself from secondary trauma and burn-out, to know exactly why we do that which we do, to be aware of the fact that satisfaction will be rare and overdue, to know from where and whom we get our strength and inspiration. There is also an additional reason. This work is new, complicated and demanding. To do it, we need competent and qualified persons, who have knowledge, skills, and other interests, and not only people with their own personal reasons.

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Zaštita sebe u radu na suočavanju s prošlošću - odmak

Zaštita sebe u radu na suočavanju s prošlošću - odmak

Author(s): Goran Božičević,Ana Bitoljanu / Language(s): Croatian Publication Year: 0

Ovaj rad je višestruko zahtjevan i iscrpljujući. Uz jaku emotivnu komponentu od kojih mnogi osjećaji nisu ni osvješteni, već potisnuti, zakopani, sjećanja navodno zaboravljena, tu je i cijeli niz drugih, mahom psiholoških izazova. Slušamo priče žrtava, slušamo priče počinitelja, pod pritiskom smo nama bliskih, ali i šire zajednice da zaboravimo, ne kopamo po starim ranama, ne diramo u ‘naše’, pazimo na uzrok i posljedicu, na ‘ravnotežu ’, borimo se s vjetrenjačama, protiv poricanja, protiv (korumpiranog ili makar neprofesionalnog) pravosudnog sustava, neučinkovite policije, licemjernih političara, protiv nerazumijevanja i ‘nerazumijevanja ’ okoline čime se to bavimo.

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Politika i društvo

Politika i društvo

Author(s): Šaćir Filandra / Language(s): Bosnian Publication Year: 0

Odnos politike i društva u modernom dobu pretpostavlja definiranje same modernosti kao teorijskog koncepta i kulturno-civilizacijske epohe unutar koje se diferencirao odnos društva i države. Bez obzira na različita definiranja i konceptualno-teorijske različitosti brojnih autora unutar društvenih znanosti koji se bave ovim fenomenom, modernost se u najobuhvatnijem smislu definira kao opći proces prijelaza iz tradicionalnog u moderno društvo. Njene su odlike vjerovanje u razum i mogućnost racionalne spoznaje svijeta, industrijsko i klasno strukturirano društvo, kapitalistička ekonomija, vjerovanje u koncept općih ljudskih prava, demokratske političke organizacije i predstavnička demokratija. Ovaj proces, u osnovi, odvijao se kroz najmanje četiri međusobno povezane dimenzije ili vida modernizacije: političku, ekonomsku, društvenu i kulturnu modernizaciju (Kalanj, 2007: 113).

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Social Media, Youth Organization, and Public Order in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
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Social Media, Youth Organization, and Public Order in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Author(s): Megan Connelly / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The advent of social media opened new spaces for the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI)’s youth to mobilize politically in a region where civil society organizations are otherwise controlled by and contained within the political bureaus of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK).

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