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This paper analyzes the impacts of the French and Italian plans for the political, military, and economic reorganization of European affairs on the Yugoslav reconsideration of regional pacts in national security policy and foreign policy, and the consequences of that reassessment on the Yugoslav standpoint toward the reorganizations of the Little Entente and its role in European affairs.

In this fragmented autoethnographic narrative, I focus on several incidents where silence functions as a political weapon and as a means for coping in these trouble times. Deploying silence is a rhetorical act that unfolds in ethical and unethical ways. It can serve, I argue, as a tactic for resistance and as a strategy to deceive and maintain power.

The article discusses scientific theories and approaches to the analysis of the Third Reich cinema. At the same time, the authors updated political trends in the modern world. A consequence of these tendencies was the difficulty facing researchers in studying topics of a politically engaged nature. In their article, the authors sought to consider the most modern research of historians.

Why don't we prepare better for crises we know are coming? What effect will the coronavirus pandemic have on Trump's 2020 chances? Should we even be having an election in the midst of a viral outbreak? On this episode, we turn to the best political science research to answer these questions and more about the politics behind COVID-19.

This paper overviews the articles, published in this issue of Filosofija. Sociologija. The articles are arranged in three topics – social and political philosophy, philosophical anthropology and epistemology. In developing these topics the authors get in touch with each other. They are worried about the present condition of society and its future, troubles of human existence and prospects of human knowledge.

Afghanistan in 2019 was marked by advances and setbacks with respect to stabilizing the country and reshaping its relations with international partners. The year brought new presidential elections and signs of potential political dialogue, as well as hopes for expanded economic ties with neighbors. But there are still uncertainties about the prospects of US withdrawal and the country's future.

The article deals with the multiplicity of relationships between literature and nation. Above all, the Francophone and Germanic cases are examined to explore how literature has played a founding role in the constitution processes of modern nations, notably in the absence of national political structures. This differs from other contexts in which literature has become an important attribute of a politically constituted nation.

Adapted version of the text presented at the colloquium organised in Prague on 12 November 2019 by the Institute of Art History of the Czech Academy of Sciences (CAS) on the 85th anniversary of PhDr. Karel Chytil's death. The text deals with the institutional and cultural political aspects of Chytil's career as an art historian, museologist, and lecturer.

This special issue investigates the role and influence of judicial assistants/law clerks, in different legal systems and of secretaries in arbitral tribunals in Europe. The authors, which have backgrounds in sociology, law, political science, economics and the practice of arbitral tribunals, present original research based on empirical studies using various methods, such as experiments, interviews and analyses of statistical data.

In July, 2020, Harper's Magazine published a letter signed by 153 prominent authors and thinkers. Signatories included figures such as Noam Chomsky, Gloria Steinem, and J.K. Rowling. Their main contention was that an "illiberal left" has emerged in recent political discourse — a left that allows no room for divergent points of view and that deals with "wrongdoers" swiftly and mercilessly.

This article discusses global natural issues related to the noticeable impact of man on nature, the inverse effect of nature on man and the economy as well as terrorist, nationalist, religious, political, traditional bombing), telephone, nuclear, chemical, biological, cyber terrorism, aspects affecting ecology of the world. An attempt was made to classify these aspects in order to improve the perception of students.

This article discusses global natural issues related to the noticeable impact of man on nature, the inverse effect of nature on man and the economy as well as terrorist, nationalist, religious, political, traditional bombing), telephone, nuclear, chemical, biological, cyber terrorism, aspects affecting ecology of the world. An attempt was made to classify these aspects in order to improve the perception of students.

The concept of "youth" or "youth" is a special concept inherent in any society and covering certain demographic periods. Although modern researchers do not deny that young people are active in all spheres and industries in the new century, which is the information society, they note that the current development creates certain social, political, economic, legal and, of course, spiritual problems.

The article compares a concurrent route and a consecutive route of teachers' training and critically evaluates their institutionalization. The analysis of the practices of institutionalization (study processes, certification of the studies, higher education institutions, study grants, and the classification of the study programmes and sciences) reveals that the contemporary political power supports the concurrent route of teacher training.

[The Bishop of Rome, primate of Italy] Historical and political significance, the legal role of the primate office in the Catholic hierarchy. The special relationship of the Italian ecclesiastical reality with the Roman Pontiff and the connection of the Italian episcopate to the Roman See. The legal connotation of the Hungarian and Italian primacy, the current primary action.