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One of the directions in order to study the changes that affected the university in postcomunist Romania is to analyze the relationship between politics and university. This analysis is situated on three levels: the university, the political elites and university and the university and the state. Our study aims to offer a profile of the members of the Romanian Parliament during the period 1990-2008 in terms of academic career. Following the Bourdieu's criteria on academic relevance our conclusion is that the presence of important members of the academic space in the Romanian Parliament explains on one hand the backwardness of the higher education system and on the other hand, the creation of the private universities after 1990.

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The analysis carried out by Benedetto Croce in Storia d'Italia dal 1871 al
1915 and in Storia d'Europa nel secolo decimonono, as observed by the
most perceptive interpreters of the historiographical activity of Croce,
excludes the conflict phases that preceded the historical periods taken
into consideration (The Risorgimento for the History of Italy and the
French Revolution for the History of Europe). This paper shows how the
perplexity of the historiographical setting of Croce is also found in the
book about the Baroque period in Italian history that was published in the
same year of the two most important and well-known historical works by
Benedetto Croce.

The specific object of this article is the agreement -- in accordance with the Italian decreto legislativo no. 517 of 21 December 1999 on the "regulation of relations between the national health service & universities according to article 6 of Law no. 419 of 30 November 1998" -- to be reached between the local health authorities & the University Vice-Chancellors over the nomination both of executives in Departments with mixed activities (composed, that is, of complex university & hospital managerial structures), & of executives of complex university managerial structures. The central point of this article is that, alongside the procedural duties specified in the individual regulations, the parties also have the duty to respect the general principles of loyal cooperation and reciprocal fairness in the seeking of an agreement, in line with the directives set out in judgment no. 379/92 of the Constitutional Court. Adapted from the source document.