C O N T E N T S: | PAG.: |
ELITES, RELIGIONS, CULTURE | |
• Ismail Kose Haghia Sophia In Trabzon | 169 |
• Tsvetana Cholova Spreading Bulgarian Medieval Manuscripts With Natural Science Content In Wallachia And Moldavia | 181 |
• Ioan Scripcariuc State And Church In The Organization Of Moldavian Country Until The End Of 18th Century | 191 |
• Vlad Gafita Some Considerations On The Elites And The Idea Of Nation In Austro-Hungary | 203 |
• Bohdana Labinska The Peculiarities Of The Direct Method Usage In Teaching Speaking Foreign Languages In Galicia And Bukovina (1890–1918) | 219 |
• Pascal Boisson The Coal Shipowner Marcesche (1898-1939) | 229 |
• Ionut Bran The Ukrainian Movement In Bukovina. The Ukrainian National Party | 249 |
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES | |
• Dariusz Milewski A Campaign Of The Great Hetman Jan Zamoyski In Moldavia (1595). Part I. Politico-Diplomatic And Military Preliminaries | 261 |
• Viacheslav Tsivatyi The Institutionalization Of The Diplomatic Service Of The European States At The Transition From The Late Middle Ages To The Early Modern Period (Theoretical And Methodological Aspects) | 287 |
• Gheorghe Onisoru December 1944: A British Mission In Northern Moldavia | 295 |
• Murat Yorulmaz Russia’s Soft Security Policy: 2000 – 2012 | 303 |
• Florin Pintescu, Adrian Botezatu China At The Beginning Of 3rd Millennium: Geopolitical Perspectives | 329 |
POLITICS, CONFLICTS, SOCIETY | |
• Marinel Ovidiu Koch-Tufis Aspects Of Social Policy Of The Habsburgs In Transylvania (1688 - 1790). Measures For Increase The Number Of Inhabitants Of The Principality | 347 |
• Daniel Hrenciuc Czernowitz: The Jerusalem Of Bukovina | 361 |
• Alina Felea A Delicate Topic: Inability Of One Of The Spouses To Pursue A Conjugal Life | 381 |
• Violeta-Anca Epure Considerations About The Alimentation Of The Inhabitants Of The Pre-1848 Romanian Principalities In The View Of French Consuls And Travelers | 389 |
BOOK REVIEW | |
• Constantin Buse Romanian-Bulgarian Political-Diplomatic Relations | 401 |
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS | 407 |
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS | 411 |