1.  WILL, ACTION, AND NORMATIVITY (HUSSERL AND KANT). / VOLONTE, ACTION ET NORMATIVITE (HUSSERL ET KANT).

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

2.  SENSORY FIELDS AND SERIALITY IN HUSSERL’S THEORY OF CONSTITUTION / SINNLICHE FELDER UND SERIALITÄT IN HUSSERLS KONSTITUTIONSTHEORIE.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

3.  ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION IN THE HUSSERLIAN PHENOMENOLOGY.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

4.  THE MANAGEMENT OF ETHICS - A PREREQUISITE IN HOSPITALS. STRATEGIES AND ETHICS PROGRAMMES / MANAGEMENTUL ETICII – UN PREREQUISITE ÎN INSTITUŢIILE SPITALICEŞTI. STRATEGII ŞI PROGRAME DE ETICĂ.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

5.  THE VIRTUES AND LIMITS OF THE BIOMEDICAL MODEL FOR INTERPRETING BEHAVIOURS RELATED TO SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND ADDICTION.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

6.  THE ROLE OF CASE MANAGEMENT IN THE ASSISTANCE FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IN ROMANIA.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

7.  VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES OF STUDENTS - PARTNERS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF POST-TREATMENT OF PEOPLE WITH ADDICTION TO SUBSTANCES.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

8.  JUDGES AND JUSTICE. THE ROLES OF JUDGES IN A (POST-TRANSITIONAL) DEMOCRACY: PHILOSOPHICAL AND JURIDICAL PERSPECTIVES.

          Authors: ION COPOERU, ANDREA-ANNAMARIA CHIŞ.

9.  TRANSCENDENT JUSTICE? LEGAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES.

          Authors: ANDREA-ANNAMARIA CHIŞ, ION COPOERU.

10.  WE WILL FIGURE IT OUT. KNOW-HOW, HYBRID WAYS, AND COMMUNICATIVE (INTER)ACTIONS.

          Authors: ADRIAN LUDUȘAN, ION COPOERU.

11.  PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EMBODIED COGNITION AND INTERACTION. SOME INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

12.  INTRODUCTION TO DIRECT INTERACTION: METHODS OF RESEARCH, EPISTEMOLOGY, CONCEPTUALIZATION (I) – THEMATIC DOSSIER.

          Authors: ION COPOERU.

13.  INTERACTIONS AS SOURCE OF THE CHANGE OF BEHAVIOR IN ADDICTION AND RECOVERY FROM ADDICTION. AN EXPLORATORY STUDY.

          Authors: CLAUDIA VARGA, ION COPOERU.

14.  “MAKING PEACE WITH ONESELF”: INTERNAL CONFLICT IN ADDICTIONS AND ITS “RESOLUTION” IN THERAPEUTIC GROUP INTERACTIONS.

          Authors: CLAUDIA VARGA, ION COPOERU.