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This book offers a systematic account of how sociology in Czechia developed from the post-Czechoslovak transition to a structurally mature and internationally recognised discipline by 2025.

This book offers a clear and analytically rich account of how economic thought in Czechia developed from the post-Czechoslovak transition of 1993 to the mature and internationally connected discipline of 2025.

The book offers a clear and engaging account of how technical science and technological development in Czechia evolved from the post-Czechoslovak transition of 1993 to the mature, infrastructure-rich, and internationally integrated system of 2025.

The book offers a clear and engaging account of how psychological science in Czechia developed from the post-Czechoslovak transition of 1993 to the mature and internationally connected discipline of 2025.

The book is a comprehensive analytical report examining the European Union’s sanctions regime against Russia as a complex and evolving system of political, economic, social, legal, hybrid, and compliance measures.

The Guidebook is a practical and professionally structured handbook designed to help authors prepare stronger, clearer, and more publishable manuscripts for the EIID scientific journals European Scientific e-Journal and Klironomy.

This book explores cultural heritage not as a collection of protected objects, but as a philosophically grounded process of cultural continuity across time. Bringing together ten scholarly chapters, it reconstructs how different philosophical traditions—from antiquity and the Middle Ages to the European and American Enlightenment—have conceptualised value, memory, responsibility, and transmission.

The book includes a revised and expanded first edition of the monograph on a new scientific direction on cultural heritage. The work describes the relevance of creating a complex of Sciences of Klironomy, the history of forming the world cultural heritage, the types of its preservation, and a complete description of the methodological apparatus of all klironomical sciences, combined into three logical directions – tangible, intangible and theoretical.

Klironomy ia new cross-border science of cultural heritage preservation, the science between art, culture, social sciences, humanitarian sciences and philosophy. In present days, there are conservation and restoration of tangible objects as the main directions of preservation.

A fascinating journey into the society of Medieval Russia without fantasies and conjectures that are characteristic of many modern European and American historians. The study of society and democracy in Old Russia remains one of the most accurate and correct work the last 15 years. Kievan Rus and Muscovy, Novgorod and Pskov republics as a source of understanding of modern views and problems.

A fascinating journey into the society of Medieval Russia without fantasies and conjectures that are characteristic of many modern European and American historians. The study of society and democracy in Old Russia remains one of the most accurate and correct work the last 15 years. Kievan Rus and Muscovy, Novgorod and Pskov republics as a source of understanding of modern views and problems.

A fascinating journey into the society of Medieval Russia without fantasies and conjectures that are characteristic of many modern European and American historians. The study of society and democracy in Old Russia remains one of the most accurate and correct work the last 15 years. Kievan Rus and Muscovy, Novgorod and Pskov republics as a source of understanding of modern views and problems.

Democracy is the most complex and polysemantic type of political regime in the forms of implementation. Debates have not ceased about the meaning of the term “democracy” for seven centuries, since 1260, when the word was first used in the translation of Aristotelian “Politics”. Classical democracy in Ancient Greece was an example of direct polis management though, as you can read in the book, this form of government was not primitive, and it formulized many new questions to govern more complex societies. There are basic laws of democracy, history of evolution of democratic system, and the first problems of such kind of government, which were appeared in Ancient Greece.

Democracy is the most complex and polysemantic type of political regime in the forms of implementation. Debates have not ceased about the meaning of the term “democracy” for seven centuries, since 1260, when the word was first used in the translation of Aristotelian “Politics”. The first states of human civilization and their social laws are very interesting and informative for modern man because even in these ancient societies we find elements of democracy that form the basis of the future classical democracy of Athens. There are social and philosophical history of the Sumerian, Babylonian, and Assyrian kingdoms, Ancient Egypt, the states of the Ancient East and Ancient Indian society as well as Ancient China in one book.

The monograph presents an analysis of Italy’s social, economic and political development from the earliest origins of Apennine civilisation to the twentieth century.

The book describes the first stages of forming and developing the society, its philosophical thought and state understanding in the Apennine Peninsula.

The book describes the development of Italian the society and its institutes in the epoch of capitalism (the 19th and 20th centuries).

The book describes the first stages of forming and developing the society, its philosophical thought and state understanding in the Apennine Peninsula.