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This work involves undertaking a reappraisal of the Seven Deadly Sins in order to construct synthetic indicators of well-being aimed at measuring spatial economic disparities and their link to economic development. The Seven Deadly Sins constitute a way of describing vices vis-à-vis Christian moral education. Yet they might also be viewed as general norms of social behaviour and interpreted today...
The aim of the paper is an analysis of the content of Polish opinion-forming weekly magazines in order to find the answer to the following question: ‘On the basis of what facts the journalists relate to the Russian, Ukrainian and Turkish identity with regard to the scope of the notion of the European identity?’ The author also wanted to find out what, according to the journalists, is the background...
On the two Galicias: from Lesser Poland to the outskirts of Europe, from the Atlantic to the Vistula riverThe article is aiming to compare the two European Galicias: the Spanish one, being one of the autonomous communities of Spain and the historical-cultural region located in the East-Central part of Europe. Is there, apart from the coincidence of names which may serve as a good starting point...
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