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BOOK REVIEW AND REPORT „Świat (nie)przyjazny starości” – sprawozdanie z cyklu seminariów naukowych

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Kalinowska M., Macała-Masłowska J.
Miscellanea Anthropologica et Sociologica
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2013
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vol. 14(2)
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RECENZJE I SPRAWOZDANIA „Świat (nie)przyjazny starości” – sprawozdanie z cyklu seminariów naukowych

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Kalinowska M., Macała-Masłowska J.
Miscellanea Anthropologica et Sociologica
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2013
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vol. 14(2)
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Historiografia serbska i chorwacka poświęcona polityce zagranicznej Jugosławii w okresie zimnej wojny

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Sokulski M.
Pamięć i Sprawiedliwość
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2013
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issue 2(22)
291-300
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Specific  situation of Yugoslavia – the communist state not belonging neither to  the West nor to the Eastern Block, active and dexterous in its foreign policy-meets  interest of Serbian and Croatian historians. The collapse of Yugoslavia in 90s  evoked focus mainly on the national issues amongst academics from both states. At  the end of 90s, researchers began to survey Yugoslav foreign policy and position of  Tito’s state in the Cold War constellation. Nowadays, both in Croatia and Serbia  interest of historians is focused on such problems as Yugoslav policy towards the  Third World as a leading state of the non-aligned movement, American policy  towards Yugoslavia and Tito’s oscillation in his attitude towards both blocks. Except  of the few very important monographs, documents’ collections and articles about  relations between Yugoslavia and the Eastern Block, especially treating first  decade after the World War II, this field  still needs to be the object of survey.  There is also a few relevant studies about cultural impact of the West and the  communist block in Yugoslavia, reflecting  political and ideological concerns of the  divided world and their influence  in Tito’s state. Surveys about Yugoslav position in international relations, mainly carried out  in Serbia, have not exceeded years 1945–1970 and there is still need to research  Cold War problematic from the Balkan perspective.
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Zasady udziału Kościoła w rozwoju świata

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Fiałkowski M.
Roczniki Pastoralno-Katechetyczne (Pastoral and Catechetical Annals)
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2012
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vol. 4(59)
064-054
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The Church’s involvement in the development of the world cannot be accidental and occasional, but has to be based on principles, adherence to which will allow avoiding numerous problems that arise at the meeting point of the Church and the world. The article discusses four principles the Church has to be guided by when participating in the development of the world: the principle of being faithful to its own mission, the principle of the just autonomy of worldly things, the principle of dialogue, and the principle of the good of the human person. The first principle reminds one about the main goal of the Church, whose mission may not be limited to earthly duties. The second one deals with the proper autonomy that is due to the earthly reality, and that is not tantamount to the independence of the Creator. The third principle – the one of dialogue – can be considered, on the one hand, a sign of the Church's being open to the world, and on the other, its basic relation with the world. And finally, the fourth principle points to the good of man, who should always be the main value in the development of the world.
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