Dr. Cristina ALEXANDRESCU* Abstract. Women's violence is one of the forms of the most systematic violations and more widespread, being rather rooted in sexist social structures than in individual acts and isolated. Such violence affects all women, regardless of age, socioeconomic status, education … [Read more...]
POSSIBLE RECONCILIATION IN THE CAUCASUS?
Cristina ALEXANDRESCU, PhD The Caucasus region, whose name comes from the mountain range of the same name (which arrives at 5,600 m altitude), is bounded on the East by the Caspian Sea, to the West by the Black Sea and Turkey, Russia to the North, and Iran is in the South. European geography … [Read more...]
Evoluţia şi involuţia drepturilor afganelor de-a lungul secolului al XX-lea
Cristina ALEXANDRESCU Abstract. Afganistanul este pe primul loc în topul mondial al percepţiei ameninţărilor variind de la abuz domestic şi discriminare economică până la feticid feminin, mutilare genitală şi atacuri cu acid. Conflictul în desfăşurare, loviturile aeriene NATO şi practicile … [Read more...]
Drepturile femeilor din Uniunea Europeană
Cristina ALEXANDRESCU „Secretul pe care îl deţin Zeii şi Regii este că atât bărbaţii, cât şi femeile sunt liberi, dar nu o ştiu”, spunea Jean-Paul Sartre. Egalitatea dintre bărbat / femeie constituie un principiu fundamental al Uniunii Europene, care începând cu Tratatul de la Roma din 1957 (care … [Read more...]
Energetic Strategies of Iraq
Cristina ALEXANDRESCU Iraq, a Moslem country in the Middle East, located between the Tigris and the Euphrates, represents the cradle of the first civilizations, of monotheism, but also of writing. Subsequently, for approaching our days, the Iraqi have been doing very well in the period of the … [Read more...]