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In the article the author analyzes the complex configurations that occurred in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe between the languages of communication there and the languages of particular ethnic groups. It further tries to answer the question of how to define communities defined as national but distinguishable by the use of another language that does not fall within the cultural code of the language of a given nation. The author analyzes the specific political game that takes place around linguistic minorities, which are generally not defined as ethnic minorities, mainly on the example of “Russian-linguistic Ukrainians” in Ukraine. The comparison of the characteristics of selected national minorities inhabiting the eastern part of the Podlaskie Voivodship in Poland is also presented. The article ends with the generalization that the basic direction of action is the legal, political and socio-cultural recognition of cultural diversity as an integral part of the structural character of each society.
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The main objective of the present paper is to show and analyse major methodological challenges faced by the economic theory of the firm which, in turn, attempts to describe and explain transition processes in post-socialist economies. The economic theory of the firm is still faced by important challenges. The methodological weaknesses of the theory are the cause of significant cognitive limitations in the field of the transitional processes of enterprises from post-socialist economies. Overcoming these weaknesses is a condition for making progress in research on the system changes considered on a microeconomic scale in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
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