«Russian statism» and «Russian nihilism» in russia’s political process of the late XIX - early XX centuries by N. A. Omelchenko

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Procedural Law of Ancient Rome in the Imperial Period by D. V. Slynko

“…The article examines the governing bodies of the Roman State, namely, the People’s Assembly, the king (rex) and the Senate. It is noted that at any time the People's Assembly could remove the king from office, i.e. he cannot be called an absolute monarch. …”
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TRADITIONAL METHODS OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN OZALLA SOCIETY, OWAN-WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE BEFORE 1900 by SUNDAY IMANAH OMOAFENA, FIDELIS ACHOBA

“…Thus, in order to have peace and tranquillity, the traditional patterns of conflict resolution have been the ruling monarchical system, clans, family heads, and village heads. …”
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Catecismos republicanos en España (1850-1874). Religión civil y propaganda democrática por preguntas y respuestas by Hernán Rodríguez Vargas

“…In Spain, between 1840 and 1848, were established political associations and democratic-republican promotion mechanisms, which over the following two decades consolidated the very political capacity to propose the formation of a Republic as an alternative to the monarchical model and, in the face of the pre-eminence of Catholicism, affirm the individual existence of a new republican civil religion. …”
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SUCCESSES AND FAILURES OF FOREIGN POLICY OF NICHOLAS I (ACCORDING THE MEMORIES OF CONTEMPORARIES) by E. P. Kudryavtseva

“…The key sources of the research are memoires of people who were in close attendance on the Emperor, foreign diplomats, travelers and members of European royal families. …”
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Thinking Styles Inventory: Psychometric features in college students from Buenos Aires by Agustín Freiberg Hoffmann, Fabiana Uriel, Rocío Fernández Da Lama, Mercedes Fernández Liporace

“…Background: Thinking styles lead to describe how people use their abilities when they have to deal with problem solving situations. …”
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The first Russian newspaper in Shanghai (1918–1921) by Sun Yizhi

“…At that time the members of Kuomintang couldn’t clearly know about the political situation of Russia, and from 1918 to 1920 there were very few people in China who knew the Russian and could translate Russian articles into Chinese. …”
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