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The Current Migration as a Factor of the Terrorist Threat in Europe and Poland

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Piwowarski J., Czop A.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2015

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vol. 16(16)

48-73

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Authors analyse the structure of immigration processes in the present Europe, showing a qualitative difference between incomers to the Western countries and to Poland. The previous are reached by Muslim immigrants, finding it hard to assimilate with the host societies and therefore are keen to follow radical Islam and turn into terrorists. As examples of such situations the terrorists attacks at Madrid, London, and Paris are pointed. The latter is the destination mostly for the immigrants from neighboring countries, especially form Ukraine – they do not pose threat to Polish security and easily accommodate to Polish culture. The other analysed aspect is the influence of the immigration crisis on functioning of the European Union – both particular countries (especially Italy) and her institutions. The controversies over European Commission’s propositions for dealing with the immigration crisis are shown, with a stress put on Central European countries.

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Accounts of events, lampoons and lies: the Madrid infosphere in 1598–1627

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Setkowicz K.

Folia Toruniensia

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2020

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vol. 20

9-28

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At the beginning of the 17th century in Madrid one deals with a specifically functioning infosphere that influences the formation of the first public opinion. The author describes the phenomena related to the acquisition, dissemination and commenting of information in the city space. In her analysis she uses literary works, dictionaries and chronicles, along with preserved documents of social life. The article shows in a cross-sectional way the nature of the changes taking place in the society of Madrid between the year 1598 - Philip III’s accession to the throne- and the year 1627, when Philip IV issued a regulation prohibiting the free circulation of informative publications, such as reports from events, letters, sermons, etc.

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Na początku XVII w. w Madrycie mamy do czynienia ze specyficznie funkcjonującą infosferą, która wpływa na kształtowanie się pierwszej opinii publicznej. Autorka opisuje zjawiska związane ze zdobywaniem, rozpowszechnianiem i komentowaniem informacji w przestrzeni miasta. Czyni to na podstawie dzieł literackich, słowników i ówcześnie spisanych kronik, a także zachowanych dokumentów życia społecznego. Artykuł w sposób przekrojowy pokazuje charakter zmian zachodzących w społeczeństwie madryckim między rokiem 1598 – wstąpieniem na tron Filipa III, a rokiem 1627, kiedy Filip IV wydał rozporządzenie zakazujące swobodnego obrotu drukami informacyjnymi, takimi jak: relacje z wydarzeń, listy, kazania, etc.

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Am Anfang des 17. Jahrhunderts haben wir es in Madrid mit einer spezifischen Infosphäre zu tun, die auf die erste öffentliche Meinungsbildung Einfluss nahm. Aufgrund von den literarischen Werken, Wörterbüchern und zeitgenössischen Chroniken sowie den erhaltenen Dokumenten des sozialen Lebens schildert die Autorin jene Erscheinungen, die damit verbunden sind, verschiedene Informationen in einem Stadtraum zu gewinnen, verbreiten und kommentieren. Der Beitrag zeigt bereichsübergreifend den Charakter der Änderungen in der Madrider Gesellschaft aus der Zeitspanne zwischen 1598 (Thronbesteigung von Philipp III.) und 1627, als Philipp IV. eine Anordnung zum Verbot vom freien Umsatz von Informationsdrucken, wie etwa Ereignisberichte, Briefe, Predigten etc., erließ.

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Making Diplomacy through Culture: Mikołaj Sękowski, the Polish Envoy to Naples and Madrid in the Late Sixteenth Century

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Kowalczyk E.

Legatio: The Journal for Renaissance and Early Modern Diplomatic Studies

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2019

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issue 3

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The article is devoted to the little known but interesting Polish diplomat Mikołaj Sękowski, the envoy to Naples and Madrid in the last quarter of the sixteenth century. The main purpose of the text is to complete Sękowski’s biography with new details, and to shed a different light on his activity, placing it within the context of the beginnings of public diplomacy. Through the analysis of documental and literary sources comprised principally between 1576 and 1588, the author argues that Mikołaj Sękowski had, for more than a decade, remained a stable and active source of information about Poland in Italy in Spain. Thus, he provided an additional and unusual element of ‘soft diplomacy’ to the Polish foreign service actions in Naples and Madrid, aimed principally at recovering the Neapolitan sums.

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(Neo)modernist architecture of Madrid: between form and theory

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Kubiak E.

Art Inquiry. Recherches sur les arts

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2016

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vol. XVIII (XXVII)

99-113

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In the beginning of the 21st century, a number of buildings with neomodernist elements were erected in Madrid. Modernist theory of forms should be juxtaposed with such residential buildings as Mirador (2005) and Celosia (2009) in the district of Sanchinarro, which were designed by the renowned Dutch office MVRDV in collaboration with the Spanish architect Blanca Lleó. Equally notable are the achievements of the Madrid-based architectural office, A-Cero (Joaquín Torres and Rafael Llamazares). Its main activity focuses on designing residential buildings: both entire complexes and individual houses (Vivienda 10, Moka House). The paper will not only present some of such buildings, but also the context of their creation, both in the formal and ideological terms. It is also worth considering the theoretical reflection on architecture whose authors are the architects themselves. The most interesting of them not only design, but also seek to present their artistic philosophy, in which we can find many neomodernist threads.

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Na początku XXI wieku w Madrycie powstało wiele obiektów architektonicznych, w których można odnaleźć elementy neomodernistyczne. Warto do teorii i form modernistycznych odnieść chociażby słynne budynki mieszkalne Mirador (2005) i Celosía (2009) w dzielnicy Sanchinarro, które zostały zaprojektowany przez znaną holenderska firmę MVRDV we współpracy z hiszpańską architektką Blanką Lleó. W Madrycie działa także biuro architektoniczne A-Cero (Joaquín Torres i Rafael Llamazares). Jego główna działalność koncentruje się na projektowaniu budynków mieszkalnych – zarówno całych zespołów, jak i indywidualnych domów jednorodzinnych (Vivienda 10, Moka House). Poza zaprezentowaniem opisywanych obiektów ważny jest także kontekst ich powstania, zarówno w aspekcie formalnym jak i ideowym. Istotna wydaje się również teoretyczna refleksja na temat architektury, której autorami są sami architekci. Najsłynniejsi nie tylko projektują, ale starają się także przedstawić swoją filozofię artystyczną, w której możemy doszukać się wielu neomodernistycznych wątków.

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Participatory Budgeting in Madrid - Introduction to the Subject Matter

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Glejt-Uziębło P.

Przegląd Prawa Konstytucyjnego

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2021

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issue 6 (64)

141-150

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Niniejszy artykuł przedstawia syntetyczny opis funkcjonowania budżetu partycypacyjnego w Madrycie. Wskazane zostały zarówno początki omawianego narzędzia demokracji semibezpośredniej, jak i jego obecny kształt. Poruszono kwestie normatywne, ustrojowe jak i społeczne. Tekst zawiera również ocenę rozwiązań przyjętych w stolicy Hiszpanii.

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This article synthetically describes the functioning of participatory budgeting in Madrid. It points out both the origins of this tool of semi-direct democracy and its current form. It addresses normative, systemic, and social issues. The text also contains an evaluation of the solutions adopted in the Spanish capital.

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Nemoci, smrt a pohřby Rudolfa II.

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Bůžek V., Marek P.

Český časopis historický (The Czech Historical Review)

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2013

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vol. 111

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issue 1

1-30

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This study, based, in particular, on reports, until now unused in research, from foreign envoys to the Imperial Court; the Hapsburgs’family correspondence, the post-mortem report, deals with the course of the illnesses of Rudolph II., his death and funeral ceremonies in Madrid and Prague. In connection with the spread of the reports of the death of the Central European ruler during the year of 1612, the authors have attempted to gain an insight into the contents and means of communication at the Imperial Court in Prague. They have not failed to pay attention to the activities of influential courtiers and their intelligence networks. At the same time they traced the communication routes between Prague, Antwerp, Brussels, Florence, Madrid, Nuremberg and Rome along which the information about the death of Rudolph II and preparations for his funeral spread. The focus of this study lies in the interpretation of the symbolic importance of the social body of the deceased Emperor. From the lying-in-state of the corpse to the requiem mass, he was entering the collective memory as a virtuous ruler, a Christian knight and a defender of the Catholic faith, like his famous ancestors of the Hapsburg dynasty.

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Synody a synodální zákonodárství ve středovýchodní Evropě. Přehled bádání za posledních patnáct let

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Krafl P.

Český časopis historický (The Czech Historical Review)

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2013

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vol. 111

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issue 1

117-143

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The author presents an overview of research into the issues related to synods and synod legislation in East Central Europe over the last fifteen years. The paper describes the outputs dealing with legatine synods, provincial synods and diocesan synods. The territory is limited to the lands of the Bohemian Crown, Poland, Hungary, Pomerania, the State of German Knights in Prussia and the Margraviate of Meissen. Given the fact that the dioceses of Prague and Olomouc were included in the Mainz church province, the paper also deals with works on Mainz Archbishops’ provincial synods and statutes. The article is structured in the following chapters: 1. Introduction; 2. Position of synodical issues within Czech historiography; 3. Book sources editions; 4. Book monographs; 5. Chapters on synods in syntheses; 6. Conference collections on synods and book anthologies of synodical studies; 7. Studies and articles: 7.1. Legatine, provincial and diocesan synods in the lands of the Bohemian Crown; 7.2. Polish legatine, provincial and diocesan synods; 7.3. Synods in Prussia and Pomerania; 7.4. Legatine synods of Hungary (and Poland) and Hungarian diocesan synods; 7.5. Catholic synods and the Hussite movement; 8. Summary. Publications in preparation.

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Literackie obrazy socjalistycznej Warszawy i frankistowskiego Madrytu w perspektywie geopoetyki i komparatystyki. Przykład powieści Zły Leopolda Tyrmanda i Ul Camilo José Celi

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Rombel M.

Tematy i Konteksty

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2019

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vol. 14

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issue 9

372-390

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The paper aims to juxtapose the literary portrayals of the socialist Warsaw and Francoist Madrid depicted in two postwar novels: The Man with the White Eyes by Leopold Tyrmand and The Hive by Camilo José Cela1, respectively. The starting point for the considerations is geopoetics and, more precisely, the concept of the sensory and emotive topographies. It is intended to demonstrate that the approach in question provides the tools adequate to analyse the configuration of Warsaw’s and Madrid’s urban spaces portrayed in Polish novels from the Polish People’s Republic period and Spanish novels from the Francoism period. The comparative approach, in turn, enables the juxtaposing of the research objects and gathering of the data useful for the purposes of Polish-Spanish intercultural studies, such as intercultural communication studies.

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