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Understanding pessimism of the Czech Republic toward European Union

February 14, 2018December 11, 2018Adam Kubina1st Edition, International Affairs

I. European Union and Czech Republic After ten years of the integration of Czech Republic into the EU there has been no evidence of an enhanced public opinion on the European Union. Principally over the last three years, this has…

Czech Republic, European Union, Understanding

Lessons to the EU from Latin America

February 14, 2018December 11, 2018Dr. Giorgio Alberti1st Edition, International Affairs

INTRODUCTION The third wave of democratization, which led Francis Fukuyama to advance the bold prediction of the “end of history”, after the fall of communism in USSR, in 1989, seems to have come to a stop. In many parts of…

Europe, Latin America, Populism, U.E.

EU Crisis and Common Identity

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Dr. Christian Ghymers1st Edition, International Affairs

1. Introductory Remarks: the vicious circle of the EU democratic gap There is now a broad consensus among economists, political scientists and journalists about the nature of the EU crisis: it is not only an economic crisis, but a governance…

Crisis, Europe, Identity, U.E.

Part I: General trends & the end of Western Civilization

February 14, 2018December 11, 2018Erico Matías1st Edition, Cultural World

The political and economic issues broadly discussed in the media usually revolve around political cycles, terrorism, foreign policy, rising debt levels, sluggish economic performance, academic underachievement, environmental problems, ageing demographics and so forth. In our view, this all ties into a major…

Western Civilization

Social Media as a political battleground

February 14, 2018December 11, 20181st Edition, International Affairs

One of the first major changes in the digital sphere in 2018 was a drastic overhaul of Facebook’s algorithms affecting what content people saw in their feed. It was a move away from pages and sponsored content, it was a…

Politic, Social Media, Trump, USA

A clear vision and concept about refugees arriving in Romania

February 14, 2018December 11, 2018Demostene Olariu1st Edition, Human Rights

Romania will not become a transit point to the West for refugees arriving in Turkey. Population migration is very old. The great migration from the end of the ancient period and the beginning of early slavery played an important role…

Refugees, Romania, Vision & Concept

The Biblical and Rabbinic origins of an important western value

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Dr. David Berstein1st Edition, Cultural World

There are differing definitions of equality today. In some circles it is equality of opportunity, which can mean affirmative action quotas; to others, quotas may mean inequality, as it might be felt that it discriminates against others. The Hebrew Bible…

Biblical, Origins, Rabbinic, Western Values

Everything about Judaism

February 14, 2018December 11, 2018Dr. Raad Salam Naam1st Edition, Cultural World

Among the main reasons that decided me to approach this topic, it is because I have always been passionate about knowing, studying and investigating the three monotheistic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). Perhaps because my ancestors were Jews converted to…

Judaism

Identity Challenges and Opportunities in the Middle East

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Dr. Mercedes Rubio1st Edition, Cultural World

I believe that there is much to discuss and much to discover about the identity of the Occidental civilization. Occidental is not just a geographical or cartographical description, but an identification with a heritage, a history, and a cultural and…

Challenges, Identity, Middle East

How to learn and speak many languages?

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Dimitris Polychronopoulos1st Edition, Cultural World

It’s not easy for me to answer the question: “How many languages do you speak?”. There are some that I only speak on a very basic level, while with others I am more comfortable. It all started because my favourite…

Languages

Women’s fashion in Islam: A difficult way for self-expression?

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Clea Fitz-James Stuart1st Edition, Human Rights

Fashion is tremendously important, not only at an economic level that produces continuous work for millions of people but, also, to create your identity. It’s great how most women can express what we feel from the outside, interpret according to…

Islam, Women

Gender Inequality in Nepal

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Ratna Prasad Shrestha1st Edition, Human Rights

In general, gender inequality refers to disparities and inequalities between men and women. There are unequal treatment and opportunities due to perceived difference based solely on issues of gender. It is a major barrier for the overall development of the…

Gender Inequality, Inequality, Nepal

A difficult journey: struggles of Moldova with the EU integration

February 14, 2018December 9, 20181st Edition, International Affairs

“We are not forming coalitions of states, we are uniting people.” Jean Monnet, 1952   Moldova is a rule of law state characterized by democratic principles, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. After the Soviet Union collapse, Moldova similar to other Soviet…

EU integration, Europe, Moldova, U.E.

Georgia returns to the West

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Ioseb 'Joseph' Jorjoliani1st Edition, International Affairs

Brief Historical Overview Georgia, an ancient nation in Eastern Europe, has been a part of Occidental or Western World since its foundation. The country was one of the first to adopt Christianity in the 4th century. Since then, the Kingdom…

Europe, Georgia, U.E., West, Western Values

Europe’s identity crisis

February 14, 2018December 9, 2018Dr. Koller Boglarka1st Edition, Cultural World

In the last ten years, Europe was engaged in managing the effects of a multiple crisis: an economic and financial crisis, an institutional crisis, a political crisis and last but not least the still unresolved refugee crisis. The outer environment…

Crisis, Europe, U.E.

Should United States and Canada merge into one country?

February 13, 2018December 9, 2018Dr. Raphael Louis1st Edition, International Affairs

Canada’s Global Alliances Following the end of World War II, Canadian politicians and diplomats were leading figures in the postwar efforts to help try and permanently re-order global affairs under a more stable regime of international law and regulation. Canada…

Canada, USA

Why are Trump and Brexit good for Europe?

February 13, 2018December 9, 2018Dr. Finn Majlergaard1st Edition, Cultural World

This article is about why Europe is in a very favourable position when it comes to assessing the global changes that are taking place at rapid speed these years. Often when we develop scenarios for the future we have a…

Brexit, Europe, Trump

Persecuted Christians and a dying church in Eritrea

February 13, 2018December 9, 2018George Alexander1st Edition, Human Rights

If you ask people, “Where is Eritrea?” most would have no idea. As a tiny Eastern African country the size of Pennsylvania, with a population a little over 5 million people, it does not attract much attention. However, it should.…

Eritrea, Persecuted Christians
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An unsolved question: the bumpy road of Western Balkans Region to the EU

February 13, 2018December 9, 2018Michael Giffoni1st Edition, International Affairs

In the last years, the Western Balkans were often back in the global headlines, but they never remained there for more than a couple of days: we notice the same trend in the last months. It should be sufficient to…

Balkans, Questions, U.E.
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Welcome to OWmagazine

February 5, 2018December 9, 20181st Edition, Editorial Letter

Welcome to OWmagazine, Occidental World Magazine, the OSI Western Studies Institute magazine and the magazine of all those who venerate the freedom of expression within the democratic margins that our western culture has been developing for the experience of millennia…

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