Une reconnaissance bien meritee: l’accordage du titre de Doctor Honoris Causa au professeur Nicolae Ursulescu
Journal Title: Codrul Cosminului - Year 2010, Vol 16, Issue 1
Abstract
L’article ci-joint traite un événement de la vie scientifique de la Chaire d’Histoire et Relations Internationales: l’accord du titre de Doctor Honoris Causa au professeur Nicolae Ursulescu de l’Université «Al. I. Cuza» de Iaşi. Dans le matériel, on a souligné la procédure et la composition de la commission qui a décidé l’accord de la haute distinction académique. On a publié intégralement «Laudatio», aussi on y a apprécié les principaux mérites du professeur N. Ursulescu, ainsi que sa réponse de remerciement adressée à l’université de Suceava.
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Mircea Ignat
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