Mircea Alin Bărbănțan Abstract. This article aims to assess the alignment of British and Romanian strategic cultures after the end of the Cold War. It explores the development of academic discourse on British strategic culture and adds to the emerging
Identity Landmarks of Folk Culture in the Village of Dumbrăvița de Holod, Bihor County
Vasile Todinca, Delia-Maria Radu, Maria Flavia Pop Abstract. Folk creation is increasingly requested by contemporary culture and knowledge as the source of a value system of striking originality and authenticity meant to create a more comprehensive opening to mankind and
World War II and the Reconfiguration of the International System
Vasile Pușcaș Abstract. The article explores the evolution of the international system, emphasizing how global conflicts – especially the two World Wars – reshaped international relations. The author argues that the international system has existed since ancient times, but the
Japan and the Post–World War One Balance of Power in Eastern Europe: The Use of Diplomatic Tools in the Ratification Process of the October 1920 Paris Treaty on Bessarabia .
Mihail Dobre Abstract.World War One changed dramatically the political and strategic map of Europe and the world. The Paris Peace Conference (1919–1920) drew the essential features of the new international system with the participation of all the great powers of
Romania and the Franco–German War (1870–1871)
Gheorghe Cliveti Abstract. To those who might be tempted to believe that some observable similarities between the course of phenomena in nature and those in society are not purely coincidental, it seems only natural that the evolution of international relations
Simion Bărnuțiu – a professor at the University in Iași
Cătălin Botoșineanu The article explores the educational legacy of Simion Bărnuțiu in Iași during the mid-19th century, focusing on his contributions to the development of public education and the founding of the University of Iași. Arriving in 1855, Bărnuțiu taught
Volume LXIV, No. 1-4, 2025
Table of Contents Special Issue: Between Empires and Villages: Stories of Power, Culture, and Change. Guest Editors’ Note(Ana Victoria Sima, Marius Eppel) Download PDF Simion Bărnuțiu – a professor at the University in Iași Download PDF View Abstract Romania and
Performance of Utility Functions in Post-Conflict Transitions
Tudor Salanțiu Abstract. The impact of perturbation on performance development in post-conflict periods was investigated by pursuing the complexity associated with the reorganization of Europe after the First World War. Using information about the events that took place after the
Femininity and Elegance in Romanian Communism (1945–1989)
Nina Florentina Cristea Abstract. Elegance, fashion, design and other female activities were subjected to different pressures, desires and possibilities during communism. To be a woman in those times was a challenge, and with all the pressure, you also had to
The Ion I. C. Brătianu Government and the Management of the Trial Filed Against the Former Crown Prince Carol of Romania in Paris, in 1926
Narcis Dorin Ion Abstract. As the title suggests, the article “The Ion I. C. Brătianu government and the management of the trial filed against the former Crown Prince Carol of Romania in Paris, in 1926,” analyzes, based on unpublished archive