The aim of this article was to analyse the functioning of IT professionals from an outsourcing company operating simultaneously within two organisational cultures: that of their employing organisation and that of the client ...

Released information can lead to the outbreak of war, such as ‘The Ems Telegram’. It can also cause changes in the actions of the ‘great and the small’ of this world, influence the perception of reality and lead to a ...

Before the Second World War, the State Zoological Museum in Warsaw was a dynamically functioning research institution, characterised by its rapidly growing collections of contemporary animals for scientific, educational ...

Today, studying the spread of OUN activities, particularly those of the OUN(m), in Eastern Ukraine during the German-Soviet War is particularly relevant. This paper aims to highlight the work of the OUN(m) in Kharkiv during ...

In traditional historiography, the wartime context is often judged to have had a uniformly negative impact on medieval economies. While this assessment holds in many respects, it has overlooked the specific sector of arms ...

From the second half of the 19th century in Tsarist Russia, due to turbulent politics and social changes, revolutionary groups (Narodnik, socialist, and anarchist) developed rapidly. To fully capture this period in the ...

The article analyzes selected works of Leopold Staff through the lens of Emanuel Swedenborg’s philosophy, focusing on the motif of mirror reflections as a cognitive medium. The mirror – both literal and metaphorical – ...

This article aims to demonstrate the international community’s growing interest in combating climate change by examining key legal solutions related to sustainable development and environmental protection. It also presents ...

Medical confidentiality is a fundamental pillar of both professional ethics in healthcare and the patient’s right to privacy. This article presents a comprehensive analysis of how this principle is regulated within the ...