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Objectives: The role of the current research is to set up a conceptual and analytical framework of the security, democracy and human rights linkage in contemporary society mainly based on the indexing, monitoring and research of online content for the period 1945-2019. Methods and methodology: Due to the focused timeline outlining the scientific research for the period 1945-2019, the paper favors both quantitative and qualitative approaches that follow a systemic framework of several thematic clusters which act as supporting pillars of analytical research by using Google Ngrams: (a) norms and constitutional values and principles; (b) civil and legal liberties; (c) human and individual approaches; (d) institutional governance and organizational establishment; (e) freedoms, civil and political rights. Results and discussions: The research results explore the variations in the frequency of appearances of the selected concepts in the specialized literature indexed by the Google platform indicating essential aspects of the conceptual and theoretical evolutions in strict dependence to the significant resolutions of the Security Council of the United Nations adopted in the same period and focusing on three central concepts: security, democracy and human rights. The spectrum of research singles out fifteen figures and an integrated analysis of contextual, historical, political, institutional, legal and social factors. Conclusion: The research aims to expand the field of reference and analysis of the three notions of security, democracy and human rights by integrating the multifactorial and multi-conditional analysis for the interpretation of the results of the fifteen figures. In the broader framework of online monitoring and complementarily with the spectrum of UNSC resolutions, the research will use contemporary topics, intensely debated, used and monitored, focusing on the conceptual and linguistic study and on the relationship between the analytical inventory of scientific research and the international decision-making spectrum. This relationship is mediated by the lexicon of politics and the sociology of international relations, which reflected a growing evolutionary linguistic semantics since 1945, the year of the establishment of the United Nations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: An important field of research on the role of women in contemporary political history centres on participation and representativeness, as well as the analysis of involvement in public policy and decision-making. Research objectives: The paper aims to analyse the participation and representativeness of women in political history by developing three research directions focused on: (a) examining the status of women in recent historiography (1950-2019); (b) analysis of the main concepts and associated topics in contemporary scientific literature; (c) analysis of some emerging constructs associated with the "gender history" field. Research methodology: The research uses the Ngram collection technique within the Google Books platform for the period 1950-2019. The analysis also reveals the frequencies of the analysed concepts and the conceptual associations that derive from the analysis of the literature published in the period at the centre of the analysis. Results and discussions: The results of our research are relevant in the much broader context of the analysis of women's participation and representativeness, as well as for the implications for contemporary political history, two patterns of analysis being identified: (a) women's participation and social changes and b) female political representation and the role of public policies in the contemporary period. Conclusions: The research highlights the role of female participation and representativeness arguing the need for proportional access of women in public life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: Within the theory of democracy governance, recent literature and debates have focused on emphasizing policy agenda, policy reform and policy management, diverting research focus on organization, resources, development, participation or leadership. Objectives: The objectives of the current research investigates (1) the coresearch for more than sixty democracy governance and policy reform topics aimed to stimulate a distributed analysis on policies, governance and sustainability levels and (2) the dialogue enabled by multi-level governance reflecting pluralistic needs for the policy reform: administration, economy, health, business, development, innovation, infrastructure, education etc. Methods: The research uses the Google Books Ngram Viewer tool (Google Ngram) aimed to examine the topics frequencies for the Google platform corpus of books and scientific studies displayed till 2019. Therefore, the quantitative and qualitative analysis explores the comparison between n-gram data for more than sixty topics in the field of democracy governance and policy reform drawn from the Google Books Ngram Viewer website for the English framework retrieved from the period 1990-2019. Results and findings: The results of the research individualize the periods with the highest and lowest frequencies of the selected n-grams here including other associated topics. The findings point the correlations between the hierarchy governance, sustainability governance and policy reforms. Conclusions: With a cases study framing more than sixty topics, the study illustrates the relationship between the governance domain and policy across a multi-dimensional assessment of administration and public management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: The current study focuses on the research topics of "environmental security" and "social resilience" upgrading recent advances in approaching the policy theories and practices. Objectives: Thus, the research helps to understand the social and policy opportunities and innovation exploring a range of literature in selected periods. Methods: The research provides a two-steps basis (quantitative and qualitative analysis) using the Google Ngram Viewer research tool aimed at focusing on the use of relevant topics in the field. Results and findings: All in all, the research focus on the policy theories and practices represents an evolving reference related to three analytical frameworks (AF): (AF1) social resilience, social actors, organization, social practice, society, societal, social community, social environment, social engagement, social participation; (AF2) clime, environment, environmental security, environmental resilience, climate change, clime security, climatic conditions, climatic resilience; (AF3) prosperity, peace, growth, development, sustainable growth, sustainable development, developing states, emergent economies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: The present article reflects the main themes and topics related to Euro-Atlantic Security and institutional resilience in terms of a cross-scale spectrum (personal-human-private-institutional). Objectives: The objectives of the research associate the theoretical development and the analytical framework on Euro-Atlantic security and institutional resilience rooted in concepts-based analysis, namely: "security resilience", Euro-Atlantic alliance", "Euro-Atlantic solidarity", "social security", "human security" and "personal security". Methods: Developing the analytical tools and methods depends on the convergence of multiple approaches, including (i) comparing the apex for the use of concepts; (ii) relational analysis representation of the use of concepts; (iii) analyzing the relation between concepts in different periods. The article also outlines the qualitative analysis featuring the use of the Google Ngram Viewer (Google Ngram) on digitalised literature for the period 2000-2019. Results and findings: From an analytical perspective, the research sets three relevant factors: "Euro-Atlantic security", "security resilience", and "human security". Conclusions: The study adopts quantitative and qualitative research collecting and analyzing information and data through a chronological design conducted in the period 2000-2019. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: The present article addresses the theories on resilience among the various areas of analysis and research: community, societal and governance. Objectives: As we challenge the third year of the pandemics, the study exposes the theoretical and conceptual approaches to resilience demanding a multisystemic response and participation from all areas of the society: community, society, institutions etc. Methods: Further, the study uses the role of theories during the COVID-19 pandemic by presenting a comprehensive review of how resilience is built through the community and societal mechanisms and processes. We have also employed a quantitative analysis using the search engine provided by the Google Ngram Viewer (Google Ngram) on the digitalised literature prior the COVID-19 pandemic. Results and findings: Additionally, the study provides an in-depth analysis of the theories on resilience as the results emphasize the selected word frequencies of the "resilience" concept and related topics before the COVID-19 pandemic. Conclusions: The research addressed the quantitative and qualitative approaches of content analysis revealing the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis on the theoretical framework of "resilience" and related terms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Revue des Sciences Politiques • No. 69 • 2021: 9- 12 9 EDITORS' NOTE Outlook of the Organizational Resilience and Governance: COVID-19 Timeline Note of the Editors of the Revista de Stiinte Politice. Revue des Sciences Politiques presents the contributions in the field of organizational resilience and governance, addressing in-depth theoretical and empirical background and conceptual arguments in a pandemic context. Revue des Sciences Politiques Issue 69/2021 Anca Parmena Olimid 1), Catalina Maria Georgescu 2), Cosmin Lucian Gherghe 3) Issue 69/ April 2021 of the Revista de Stiinte Politice. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information of Revue des Sciences Politiques launched in September 2020 during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic challenges a new dimension of the social research by pinpointing the complex thematic of the rights and freedoms research in a pandemic context. It mentions that the research is multidimensional and overtakes the most relevant subjects illustrative to the scientific pursuit.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including education challenges in post-communism, the social integration, and the concept of security.

The article informs about in-depth analysis of the social, economic, political and legal context of thirteen recent key research themes. Topics include Corporate reputation, the organizational theory and long-term performance; and networks between the sustainable development, the outcomes of climate change and the effects on the human society.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles within the issue on topics including landscape of the European Union security encounters and ontological security; post-communist challenges in Ukraine; and the management of learning time and free time education for students.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including management of the global security; social cohesion; and role of diplomacy in the conflict zones.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including challenges of democracy, the history of arts and media monitoring and the reapportionment in the European Parliament in the 2019 election.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including human security, education and cultural identity.

29 years after the fall of Communism throught Central and Eastern Europe the research community's endeavors to analyse the post-Communist transitions towards democratic regimes have found themselves stimulated by the state of affairs of present democratic societies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including legal thinking, political science and social psychology.

This presents the evolution of the electoral legislation in Romania, focusing on the main electoral law elaborated up to 1900. Despite its limitations, the electoral system based on qualification contributed to the modernization of the Romanian society, to the knowledge of modern political rules. In this context, the article focuses on the modernization of the states at political level occurred as a result of the progress registered by the democratic system over time. The shifting scales of the electoral reform represent one of the expressions of political democracy to grant voting rights to a larger as possible number of citizens, presenting historically the introduction of this principle of national election (universal suffrage). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses the analytical framework of the European Union (EU) civic political culture.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including protection of cultural rights, socialist trends in modern societies and civic participation on European Union institutional governance.

An introduction is presented with topics including research methods in the field of political sciences; European efforts to consolidate the common and cultural heritage of its countries; and encouraging the publication of the niche analysis, media scrutinings and legal contribution in journal.

An introduction is presented which discusses reports about rights and liberties as well as the fall of the communist regime in Europe.

Constitution drawn up by Emanoil Chinezu was based on the principle of the separation of powers within the State, the legislative power was collectively exercised by "the national representation" and the Prince, the executive power being entrusted to the Senate, while the judicial power was exercised by courts and tribunals. Just as the Paris Convention of 1858, it was provided an elective, but not foreign monarchy, the Prince had to be a Romanian citizen. The value of this document lies in the attempt to present in a new form, influenced by the West spirit, the old traditions of the Country and the desiderata constantly expressed by the nobility in its various memoirs. The author of the constitution draft pursued the organisation of a State subject to the rule of law, founded on the principles of the French revolution and the old Romanian settlements, in order to give the Country a Constitution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The fall of Communism in 1989 has led to the re-appearance of multiparty system in Romania. For its organisation and functioning a series of decrees and laws were adopted. Multiparty system in Romanian society is both a condition and guarantee of constitutional democracy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Russo-Turkish war of 1828-1829, led to the change of the legal status of the Romanian Principalities. Russia became a protective power and Turkey a suzerain power. The Organic Regulations introduced new provisions in various areas of the Romanian social life, the most significant remaining those regarding the State organisation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present article highlights the situation created through the change in the force relations in South-East Europe after the Russian- Turkish War between 1828-1829, the main dispozitions of the Treaty of Adrianople and the dispozitions of the Regulamente Organice through which the Principalities dispose of the instrument destined to offer the government a normative framework. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An introduction to the periodical "Revista de Stiinte Politice" is presented in which editor mentions several articles within the issue including multiculturalism, Marxism and democracy, and Ukrainian crisis.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including legal conflict of constitutional in European space, terminological peculiarities of the fiducie and fiducia and concept mapping.

An introduction is presented in which the editors discuss various reports within the issue on topics including authoritarianism variation in post-communist Central Asia, the functionality of semi-presidentialism in Romanian Constitution, and the use of Internet on digital activism.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics related to Romania's politics including the correlation between political and personal power, regime change, and land reforms.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including security of the European Union reaching military self-rule, intellectual analysis of international border, and modernization of the Romanian legislation.