Economic and Political Aspects Pertaining to the Romanian National Movement from Transylvania.

From various doctrinarian or ideological angles, and in various forms, Romanian historiography has highlighted the manner in which political and cultural goals combined with the need for economic progress among the Tansylvanian Romanians. Quite often, this interaction sought to produce a distract network of economic relations defined along national lines. The radical shift occurred in our national historiography after 1989, when new topics were approached and the old ones were revisited from an entirely new perspective, with the help of the methods and techniques currently used in Europe, opened unlimited horizons to the researchers working in the field of history. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]