Ioannis P. SOTIROPOULOS, PhD This good world This good world patched many times sew unravel, sew unravel you won’ This good world others had it first laugh my friend, laugh my friend it’s not, it’s not, it’s not for pity This good world they handed it down to us run my friend, run my … [Read more...]
Crimea and the End of the Unipolar World
Russia is too big to be integrated, too powerful to be restricted and too important be to ignored, and therefore must be associated in a multipolar global balanced order. Adrian Severin We wonder: Crimea remains an isolated event or a step toward redefining the role of Russia in the Eurasian … [Read more...]
New Hopes for EURAFTA – a European Union – American Trade Agreement –
Robert Radu HERVIAN Any study or analysis that has to do with the US-European relations and furthermore any perspective seen thru a western Atlantic window, would have to contemplate first, the American internal politics and surprisingly perhaps, not the geo strategic interests of the United … [Read more...]
A Comparison among the American and Romanian Higher Education Systems. Case Study: The University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
Alexandru-Ionuţ PETRIŞOR, Anamaria RUSU-BURG While a overall comparison among the American and Romanian education systems is almost impossible due to the fact that Romanian education, even though shifting from a centralized system to autonomy, is still defined by unitary standards controlled by the … [Read more...]