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AbstractIn the second half of the 1960s, the future of Europe began to be a subject of numerous scholarly conferences, books, and articles. In 1972, Pierre Hassner performed a signal service when he published the first comparative and analytical study of the principal work done in the West on the models of the evolution of the European system.1 This essay will attempt to present in a similar manner the East European prognoses of Europe's future.

In recent years, European political leaders from Angela Merkel to David Cameron have discarded the term multiculturalism and now express scepticism, critique and even hostility towards multicultural ways of organising their societies. Yet they are unprepared to reverse the diversity existing in their states. These contradictory choices have different political consequences in the 11 European countries examined in this book: Belgium, Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Sweden and Turkey. The future of European liberalism is being played out as multicultural notions of belonging, inclusion, tolerance and the national home are brought into question.

Details vocational rehabilitation (VR). The first part of this book focuses on the influence of psychological aspects on successful vocational rehabilitation. The methods of evaluation as well as an analyse of efficacy are presented. The effectiveness of vocational rehabilitation in some clinical conditions is also detailed

In this paper, we will focus on defining the notion of public interest in the media sphere, the basic prerequisites and the attitude of the media towards the government, in order to achieve transparency and accountability in governance and social and cultural development. In this paper, we will also cover the basic standards of the Council of Europe regarding issues such as: gender equality, minority rights and the media, intolerance, violence in the media content, protection of children and youth, media independence, and democratic processes and their role during electoral processes

In this paper, we will focus on defining the notion of public interest in the media sphere, the basic prerequisites and the attitude of the media towards the government, in order to achieve transparency and accountability in governance and social and cultural development. In this paper, we will also cover the basic standards of the Council of Europe regarding issues such as: gender equality, minority rights and the media, intolerance, violence in the media content, protection of children and youth, media independence, and democratic processes and their role during electoral processes

Community sponsorship has become an increasingly popular instrument for setting up safe and legal pathways to protection in recent years. As part of its New Pact on Asylum and Migration, the European Commission now assumed ownership of the concept and called for a distinct "European model" of community sponsorship. However, the Commission remains vague as to how a European approach should look like. This Policy Brief analyses existing sponsorship schemes in EU member states and argues that a "European model" should be based on two principles: the additionality of sponsorship schemes and their focus on the protection of beneficiaries.