The manifold impact of Communism on our society has created variant problems for the judiciary. It is, therefore, not surprising that the issue of "communism as grounds for divorce" has been raised occasionally in divorce litigation. The recent case of Donaldson v. Donaldson1 dealt directly with this question. This was an action by the wife against the husband for a divorce. The defendant answe...

Why are some states more corrupt than others? More specifically, why is post-communist Romania significantly more corrupt than post-communist Hungary even though both transitioned to democracy from USSR satellite states in 1989 and both went on to enter the European Union? This paper argues that though the implementation of communism in political institutions at the time of transition cannot se...

The predominant traditions in international relations and comparative political economy both failed to anticipate the end of the cold war. The explanation is not that these traditions are flawed; rather it is that they developed in response to different kinds of questions. Structural realism explains the distribution of power in the international system, not the attitudes or expectations of dom...

The article provides a semiotic analysis of the types totalitarian culture and its manifestation in art, both classical modern. On basis analyses, it is shown that mass (and attributes) may be considered modern type culture. Particularly, antidogmatic antitotalitarian essence contemporary art phenomenon highlighted. Based on methodology, key moment demarcation between ‘totalitarian’ one has bee...

We point out that symmetries mandating the conservation of additive quantities, e.g., those induced by energy and momentum laws, hold in quantum physics not just “on average,” as is sometimes claimed, but exactly each branch a state, expressed basis where conserved observable sharp. note for laws to systems this sense (not on average), it necessary assume so-called totalitarian property theory,...