1. A Case Study in the Cross-cultural Conflicts of the Central Europe after 10 years of Democratization:
-Left-right Regime Change-: The present paper aims at watching the aspects and characteristics of political conflicts shown in the process of seek...
1. A Case Study in the Cross-cultural Conflicts of the Central Europe after 10 years of Democratization:
-Left-right Regime Change-: The present paper aims at watching the aspects and characteristics of political conflicts shown in the process of seeking a new political order, one of two great axes the Middle European countries have pursued since 1989, and at comparing the degrees of politico-cultural conflicts among those countries.
2. The Conflict in Culture in Poland After 1989: The cultural changes in Poland were less felt, since the Polish censorship over the cultural works was relatively generous. But in the process of the transformation of the whole Polish society, countless inevitable changes occurred also in the cultural lives of Poles. First of all, the rhythm and tempo of the social life of the Polish people had changed.
3.Cultural Conflicts in Hungary after 10 years of Democratization: Focus on the Reform of High Educational System: The Hungarian Universities and colleges should fulfil the new needs of society, becoming more efficient and flexible. The universities' interests are mostly exposed to the needs of society and at the same time higher education has always had strong international character. The universities were among the first institutions, that have met the new challenges of internationalization, globalization and integration, being the leading edge of developments in their fields.
4.Cultural Conflicts in Czech Republic during Last 10 Years: Foreignism in Present-Day Czech and Destandardization:This paper deals with some general aspects of the language situation which has developed in the Czech Republic over the last ten years. This period could be represented by social changes initiated by November's Revolution in 1989. The fundamental political turn-over has brought a propound influence on the further development of Czech society in general, it is tempting to ask what impact it has made on the contemporary language situation.
5.A Case Study in the Cross-Cultural Conflicts of the Balkan Europe after 10 years of Democratization: Minorities in Transition
:The break-up of three ethnically complex federal republics in the early 1990s resulted in 14 new independent European countries. Especially, socialist Yugoslavia in Balkan Europe divided into five Slavic countries such as Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro. These new states are based on specific nationalities, but it would be inappropriate to label them nation states because each has its very own minority problems.
6.A study on Cross-cultural Conflicts of the Yugoslavia during 10 years of Democratization: Focused on Macedonia: Macedonia, the most conflicting area from the late 19th Century to the Balkan Wars (1912/13) during the early 20th Century has been considered as the international disputing one again. And this concern is visible more and more after the Kosovo conflict in March 1999. The reason for attracting the international interests in these cross-cultural conflicts in Macedonia and in other areas around Balkan is that these areas are related with each other with regards to history, cultural, nation, territory and strategy.
7.Cultural Conflicts in Romania after 10 years of Democratization: With Special Reference to The Change of Romanian Consciousness: Since the revolution in 1989, although it would be hard to accurately quantify and show how much impact the mass media has had on the Romanian people as a nation, it is obvious that it indeed has had significant influence on their spiritual change. The Romanian mass media has changed the life style of the people and it is true that the mass media has been making decisive influence on the way of thinking, attitude and the type of activities of Romanian people.