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2001
The Slovak Republic was created on 1 January 1993 after the consensual division of the former Czech and Slovak Federal Republic (CSFR). The map in Figure 1.1 shows that the Slovak Republic has borders with Ukraine to the East and Austria to the West, as well as neighbouring Central European states which are the focus of this book.
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The Slovak Republic was created on 1 January 1993 after the consensual division of the former Czech and Slovak Federal Republic (CSFR). The map in Figure 1.1 shows that the Slovak Republic has borders with Ukraine to the East and Austria to the West, as well as neighbouring Central European states which are the focus of this book.
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2007
Historically supported beginnings of Christianity in the territory where present-day Slovakia is situated date back to the period of Great Moravia, to the first half of the ninth century. This was the time when the unifying process of kindred Slavic tribes was finished in this territory.
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Historically supported beginnings of Christianity in the territory where present-day Slovakia is situated date back to the period of Great Moravia, to the first half of the ninth century. This was the time when the unifying process of kindred Slavic tribes was finished in this territory.
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Spa tourism in the Slovak Republic [PDF]
International Journal of Spa and Wellness, 2020 The article deals with the development of the legal framework governing the financing of spa companies from public funds and of current tax instruments for their support in the Slovak Republic.
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Tax Reform in the Slovak Republic [PDF]
DICE, 2005 Ivan Miklos, Marek Jakoby, Karol Morvay
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The Czech and Slovak Republics
1993Despite the speed with which agreement was reached after the Czechoslovak parliamentary elections of 5–6 June 1992 to break up the 74-year-old ‘common state’ of Czechs and Slovaks and replace it with two independent republics, there was little evidence that the electorate in either part of the country had wished for such an outcome.
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Church and nation in the Slovak republic [PDF]
Religion, State and Society, 1997 Nationalism has returned to the forefront of East Central European politics. From Poland in the west to Bulgaria in the east national identity and national conflict have again become central issues, sometimes the central issue, in the politics of the region.
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Astronomy and Astrophysics in the Slovak Republic
2002The history and present face of astronomy and astrophysics in the Slovak Republic is described.
Vojtech Rušin, J. Zverko, J. Svoreň
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Rhipicephalus sanguineus s.l. detection in the Slovak Republic
Biologia, 2021Yuliya M. Didyk +5 more
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Residential water demand in the Slovak Republic
2005This study investigates the residential water demand in the Slovak Republic. The demand model is estimated on a sample of 71 municipalities observed from 1999 to 2001. Three different functional forms for water demand have been estimated and compared: a lin-lin specification, a log-log form and a Stone-Geary function.
Dalmas, Laurent, Reynaud, Arnaud
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Czechoslovakia, Czech and Slovak Republic
2021This chapter explains how the formation of states, the territorial structure of government and its political–administrative organisation have co-evolved in Czechoslovakia and its two successor states, the Czech and the Slovak Republic. Inspired by Rokkan’s work on state and nation-building in Europe, the author adopts a longue duree perspective to ...
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