![Prikazi](/api/image/getissuecoverimage?id=picture_1971_16874.jpg)
We kindly inform you that, as long as the subject affiliation of our 300.000+ articles is in progress, you might get unsufficient or no results on your third level or second level search. In this case, please broaden your search criteria.
Edo Budiša: PIPE SMOKERS CLUB (Klub pušača lula) "'Quorum", Series 1, Zagreb 1984 Dunja Hebrang: OUTSIDE THE CALENDAiR (Izvan kalendara) NISRO, Varaždin 1984 Mirko Tomasovic: NOTES ON MARULIC (Zapisi o Marulicu) Logos, Split 1984 Эдо Будиша: КЛУБ КУРИЛЬЩИКОВ ТРУБКИ (Klub pusaca lula) Кворум, 1 серия, Загреб 1984. Дуня Хебранг: ВНЕ КАЛЕНДАРЯ (Izvan kalendara) Нишро, Вараждин, 1984 Мирко Томасович ЗАПИСКИ О МАРУЛИЧЕ (Zapisi о Marulicu) Логос, Сплит 1984
More...
Forgács Éva: Csernus Tibor • 950 Perneczky Géza: Héj és lepel (Pauer Gyula retrospektív kiállítása) • 955 Keresztesi József: Műbírálat és diagnózis (Angyalosi Gergely: Romtalanítás) • 973 Farkas János László: Az idõ berendezése (Veres András: Távolodó hagyományok) • 976 Doboss Gyula: Hungarian Psycho (Garaczi László: Gyarmati nõ) • 983 Nemes Z. Márió: Bret Easton Ellis: Holdpark • 987
More...
Stiepo Andrijić, Globalizacija – suvremeni gospodarski kolonijalizam. Staro ropstvo u novim okovima, Synopsis, Zagreb – Sarajevo 2012. Željko Ivanković, Utemeljenja, Rabic, Sarajevo, 2013. Željko Ivanković, Izabrana djela I-II, Ex libris & Synopsis, Rijeka-Sarajevo, 2011-2012. „Izlaskom iz winner-loser matrice do nove političke kulture“, Međunarodni znanstveni skup, Franjevački institut za kulturu mira u Splitu, Sarajevo, 3. i 4. veljače 2012. godine
More...
Reviews of books relevant to transylvanian studies, including mainly scientific works referring to subjects connected with Transylvania from social sciencies and humanities. Works about the broader region of east-central and southeastern Europe are included as well.
More...
Mieczysław P. Boduszyński, Regime Change in the Yugoslav Successor States: Divergent Paths Toward a New Europe, The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 2010, 333 pp. Darko Karačić, Tamara Banjeglav and Nataša Govedarica, Revizija prošlosti: Politike sjećanja u Bosni i Hercegovini, Hrvatskoj i Srbiji od 1990. godine Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Sarajevo, 2012, 240 pp. Véronique Pin-Fat, Universality, Ethics and International Relations: a Grammatical Reading Routledge, London and New York, 2010, 157 pp. Jon Meacham Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power Random House, New York, 2012, 800 pp.
More...
During the course of John Paul II’s pontificate the moral authority of the Holy See considerably increased in the world, the consequence of which was the considerable development of diplomatic relations with the Vatican. In 1918 Poland began to regulate the relations with the Holy See through concordats. Unfortunately, soon after the Second World War there began a period of unfriendly and frequently hostile policy of the authorities toward the Church. With the passing of years the authorities of the People’s Republic of Poland arrived at a conclusion that the Catholic faith in Poland is a force to be reckoned with. Therefore the representatives of state authorities conducted talks with the Vatican, and the representatives of the Holy See made contacts with the authorities of the Polish Bishops’ Conference and the Office of Religious Denominations. The emergence of the social movement known as “Solidarność” [Solidarity] and a whole array of phenomena which took place in the 1980s brought about the change of the system in our Fatherland and facilitated the construction of a democratic state. This in turn brought about the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Holy See, the appointment of the ambassador of Poland at the Holy See and the appointment of the apostolic nuntio in Poland. On 3 April 1993 negotiations began about the elaboration and arrangement of the text of the concordat. The text that was agreed upon was accepted by the Council of Ministers and the Holy See, and it was signed on 28 July 1993. The ratification and the exchange of ratification documents took place in 1998. The principal aim of Archbishop Kowalczyk’s book is not to conduct an exegesis of the content of specific paragraphs of the concordat (this issue is treated in other publications), but to show the reader the way both entities of international law went through negotiations which lead them to the formulation of the specific paragraphs of this agreement.
More...