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    Mentalităţi imperiale: istoriografia rusă între discurs politic şi istoric [Articol]
    (2010) Șarov, Igor
    In one of his declarations from the autumn of 2009, the Ambassador of the Russian Federation in Chisinau, Mr. Valeri Kuzmin, declared that the history handbooks of the Romanians from the Republic of Moldova contained Russia phobia statements. The Association of Historians from the Republic of Moldova considered these statements as being tendentious and not corresponding to reality and made a declaration in which they expressed the position of the Moldavian historians towards this subject. As an answer the Press Department of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Moldova published a declaration, which, in our opinion, is nothing but an attempt to suggest us the way we should (re)write our history following the spirit of the Soviet communist historiography. On one hand the changes in the tendencies of the Russian historiography in the last years can only make us happy as they keep the Russian school among the most prestigious ones in the world. On the other hand, they place the historic research outside the academic circles, being similar to the way the representatives of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Moldova acted when they offered an example of inadvertency between the political and historical discourse as they had been recommended to do by the specialists from Russia. This position does nothing but to prove the existence of the imperial mentality in a representative institution of the Russian state.
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    Imperiu, profeţie, mesianism, escatologie. O moştenire bizantină în estul Europei [Articol]
    (2010) Dragnev, Emil
    L’exclusivisme et la tradition divinatoire gréco-romaine ont orienté le prophétisme byzantin vers des visions eschatologiques et messianique qui ont lié étroitement les destines de l'Empire et de Constantinople avec les scenarios apocalyptiques de la fin du monde. Dans ce domaine, un rôle important a été joué par quelques traits spécifiques dans les évolutions historiques de l’Empire: l’élaboration du concept de l’Empire Chrétien, les circonstances spéciales de la fondation du Constantinople, la Nouvelle Rome, la prétention de devenir le centre spirituel du christianisme – le Nouveaux Jérusalem, ainsi que des situations historiques concrètes, crées par l’expansion du monde islamique. Cet héritage des visions eschatologiques et messianiques byzantines a une influence importante sur les évolutions des idées politiques, historiques, etc., dans l’Europe Occidentale, mais aussi dans celle Orientale, chez les peuples slaves, les grecs de l’Empire Ottoman, dans l’espace roumaine.
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    Роль Совета Европы в защите прав человека на неподконтрольных территориях [Articol]
    (CEP USM, 2025) Поповский, Степан
    This article examines the role of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR) as an instrument implying an unformalized obligation of the Council of Europe (CoE) to protect human rights in the uncontrolled territories of member states. An ad hoc judicial body model is proposed as a manifestation of the CoE’s collective responsibility for observing rights guaranteed by the ECHR, supplemented by economic pressure mechanisms and international coordination. The analysis relies on the historical and legal interpretation of the ECHR, ECtHR precedents, the experience of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), and empirical data from the “extraordinary judicial initiative” of 2023. A comparative analysis with Kosovo and BiH emphasizes the model’s applicability, despite limitations such as political will and funding. The article concludes that ad hoc courts, reinforced by sanctions and monitoring, represent an effective path to restoring sovereignty and democratic values.