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Revista Romaneasca pentru Educatie Multidisciplinara

Our publication is a Romanian Scientific Review which is rising in the domain of education, which has in site to promote the new multidisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives both in terms of the theories on children and/ or adult education, of educational methodology, of partnership between the educator and educated one, and the special dimension on continuous education and social action through educational strategies.


Romanian Journal for Multidimensional Education is an Open Source Journal

pISSN: 2066-7329

eISSN: 2067-9270

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Primary Qualification of Matrimonial Regime Notion

Nadia Cerasela ANITEI

Abstract

By adopting Law no. 287 of July 17, 2009 on the Civil Code republished by Law no. 71/2011 the new Civil Code is subject to the modern legislations tendencies to create a triple balance in terms of property relations between spouses by means of the matrimonial property regimes established:

1. between spouses: through the appearance of matrimonial agreements, which have led to the adoption of more flexible legal rules which allow spouses a certain freedom to choose the regime of patrimonial relations between them; Read the rest of this entry »

Romanian Deaf Sign Languages Projects – an Overview

Florea BARBU
Ionut Adrian CHIRIAC

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In the last years, some foundations working with teams of willing teachers from Romania have developed projects involving Romanian deaf sing language, with the hope that his kind of projects will improve the integration of the persons with hearing disabilities in all the aspects of social life. Read the rest of this entry »

British Philosopher Gilbert Ryle’s Perspective on Behaviorism


Elena BANCIU

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Published in 1890, William James’ manual, The principles of psychology, followed by Psychology (lectures) in 1892, form the foundation of behaviorism. The same year, Animal life and intelligence by C. Lloyd Morgan correlates with James’ view, extending it to wildlife. Read the rest of this entry »

Policy Perspectives on Migration of Romanian Health Personnel

Irina CEHAN

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The phenomenon of international migration of healthcare professionals has increased in the last decade and, although it is not a reason for the world crisis of labour in area of healthcare in some countries, it is indeed a major element of human resource shortages. Read the rest of this entry »

Social Action through Educational Strategies: Ethics and the Election of Communication Etudies in Spain

Joan-Francesc FONDEVILA-GASCÓN
Josep-Lluís del OLMO-ARRIAGA
Marta CARRERAS-ALCALDE

Abstract

The study of social action through educational strategies inspires the weight of ethic factors to choose Communication studies. It allows aprioristic data about the ethics in the future journalists and mass media professionals. It also collaborates in the marketing strategies. In our study we analyze the impact of ethics and values in the students’ choice of Communication studies in the Spanish University. We analyze the impact degree of ethics and Christian values in the selection process. We observe a high influence of ethics (humanistic and holistic ethics in the training, religious orientation) as a factor considered to select the Communication studies.

Keywords:

Ethics, Journalism, Communication, Strategies, Social Action, University

Faith Organizations and Social Economic Welfare in Kenya

Richard Muko OCHANDA

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This study contributes to the discourse on religion and development by studying the contribution of the faith organizations to socio-economic welfare in Kenya. Read the rest of this entry »

Perceptions of Personal and Professional Values in Social Work Training

Daniela SOITU
Mihaela RADOI

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The process of value formation is a gradual one, the stages evolving in close connection with the individual’s development. Values are formed, are developed/strengthened, are modified or replaced. For the future social workers, one of the greatest challenges is to adapt their own values to the values of the profession. Values determine the way society is structured, the way families are organised and operate, social relations, organisational relations, the operation of institutions. Institutions and rules are a translation into practice of dominant values that are manifest in that particular community or society. Read the rest of this entry »

The Discourse Analyse in the Romanian Media Regarding the Organ Transplant – Systemic References

Adina Karner-HU?ULEAC

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Numerous articles which have evaluated the sources of information regarding the organ donation observed that for a high percentage of the respondents, the first and the most important resource is the mass-media (Reese, 2003). The approached research problem in this study is the role of Romanian mass-media in building the attitudes towards the organs donations, starting from the idea that they have a formative role besides the informative role. Read the rest of this entry »

Aspects of Coping with Disease in some Roma Communities of Romania

Andrada PÂRVU
Laszlo FOSZTO
Angela ENACHE
Silvia DUMITRAS
Stefana MOISA
Rodica GRAMMA
Gabriel ROMAN
Radu CHIRITA
Beatrice IOAN

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The traditional Roma people live in a world filled with their taboos, cultural values and laws that rule all aspects of their lives. In Roma culture, disease has a complex and mystic significance. The disease, the hospital and medical stuff are considered impure (pollution). Read the rest of this entry »