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Management Excellence in Academic Publishing
Management Excellence in Academic Publishing
Antonio SANDU
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The present article aims to analyze from epistemological and methodological point of view, the most common practices in developing a scientific article, starting from the perspective of the editor of scientific journals. Read the rest of this entry »
The Scope of the Notions of Marriage, Property Relations and Matrimonial Agreement in Romanian Private International Law
The Scope of the Notions of Marriage, Property Relations and Matrimonial Agreement in Romanian Private International Law
Nadia ANITEI
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Application of private international law is impossible without deciphering the meaning of the legal rules specific to this branch or without classifying the test cases on categories. Read the rest of this entry »
Finding Footing in a Postmodern Conception of Law
Finding Footing in a Postmodern Conception of Law
Bryan DRUZIN
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The following jurisprudence paper examines the implications of postmodern thought upon our conception of law. Read the rest of this entry »
Do We Need Jerusalem ‘and’ Athens? A Straussian Reflection on the Role of Religion and Medievalism
Do We Need Jerusalem ‘and’ Athens? A Straussian Reflection on the Role of Religion and Medievalism
María Alejandra VANNEY
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Leo Strauss, rejecting modernity advocates for a remaining tension between reason, understood according to the classical greek and medieval tradition – not modern – and revelation as the only way to maintain the vitality of Western civilization. Read the rest of this entry »
Mandatory Use of TurnItIn: The Effect of a Policy on Reducing Unoriginal Writing in Online Classes
Mandatory Use of TurnItIn: The Effect of a Policy on Reducing Unoriginal Writing in Online Classes
Peter KIRIAKIDIS
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An accredited online university in the United States of America implemented TurnItIn similarity index rates in online classes in order to reduce unoriginal writing of online graduate and postgraduate students. Read the rest of this entry »
Mandatory Online Discussions: The Effect of a Postgraduate Policy on Communication Between Faculty Members and Graduate Learners
Mandatory Online Discussions: The Effect of a Postgraduate Policy on Communication Between Faculty Members and Graduate Learners
Peter KIRIAKIDIS
Kelley Jo WALTERS
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A graduate-level online university located in the northwest area of the United States of America implemented a policy to help graduate learners increase their interactions with faculty and peers. Read the rest of this entry »
Current Migration Tendencies of Moldova Population towards the European Area
Svetlana CEBOTARI
Carolina BUDURINA-GOREACII
Ion XENOFONTOV
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The new economic and political realities faced by the Republic of Moldova, at the moment, generates the change of the forms and directions of migration flows. In this way, today, we can assert that Moldova has become one of the major states whose population migrates to work to Europe. Read the rest of this entry »
Seeing Rroma Community through Appreciative Eyes
Simona USURELU
Catalina IRIMIA
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The Roma community is often caught between two perspectives – is seen either from a positive point of view, or a negative one. Read the rest of this entry »
Review of Mircea Eliade: Hermeneutica spectacolului II, by Cristina Scarlat. Iasi: Editura Lumen, 2011
Review of Mircea Eliade: Hermeneutica spectacolului II, by Cristina Scarlat. Iasi: Editura Lumen, 2011
Mac Linscott RICKETTS
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Cristina Scarlat, the author of this book (Mircea Eliade, Hermeneutica spectacolului, II) is an instructor and post-graduate scholar in the Doctoral School of Philological Studies, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University, Iasi, currently preparing a thesis on the transposition of Eliade’s works into different literary and artistic forms. Read the rest of this entry »