Europa Media

Europa Media, vel Media Europa, est regio continentis Europaeae inter partes Europae Orientalis et Occidentalis varie definitas patens. Investigatio regionis, longe lateque diffusa,^[1] et nomen ipsum iterum inventa sunt^[2] paulo ante Bellum Frigidum confectum, quod omnem Europam in partes orientales et occidentales diviserat, ex aequo dividens.^[3][4]

Europa Media sensibus stricto et lato (Anglice signata). Multae civitates Europae Mediae fuerunt partes imperiorum Germanici et Austro-Hungarici et ergo coniunctiones geographicas, historicas, culturales habent.

Notio Europae Mediae, et communis identitatis,^? est aliquantulum fallax.^[5][6][7]

Data regionis

• Area: 1 036 370 chiliometrorum quadratorum (2010)
• Numerus civium: 163 414 068 (July 2011)
• Spissitudo: 157.67 (2011)
• GDP (PPP) per capita: USD $35.739 (2010)
• GDP (nominalis) per capita: USD $41.415 (2010)
• Exspectatio vitalis: 78.31 anni (2011)
• Modus fertilitatis: 1.38 partus per mulierem (2010)
• Index Evolutionis Humanae: 0.867 (2011) (altissimum)
• Index Globalizationis: 80.78 (2012)

Regio Florarum Europae Mediae

Regio florarum Europae Mediae a Francia media (Massif Central) ad Romaniam mediam (Carpathiani^?) et Scandinaviam meridianam patet.^[8]

Notae

1. Res.
2. "Central Europe—The future of the Visegrad group". The Economist. 2005-04-14 
3. "Regions, Regionalism, Eastern Europe by Steven Cassedy". New Dictionary of the History of Ideas, Charles Scribner's Sons. 2005 .
4. Acroasis 14: Origines Belli Frigidi, apud www.historyguide.org. Accessum 29 Octobris 2011.
5. Agh 1998.
6. "Central European Identity in Politics — Jiří Pehe". Conference on Central European Identity, Central European Foundation, Bratislava. 2002 .
7. "Europe of Cultures: Cultural Identity of Central Europe". Europe House Zagreb, Culturelink Network/IRMO. 24 Novembris 1996 .
8. Wolfgang Frey et Rainer Lösch, Lehrbuch der Geobotanik: Pflanze und Vegetation in Raum und Zeit (Monaci: Elsevier, Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, ISBN 3-8274-1193-9).

Bibliographia

• Ágh, Attila (1998). The politics of Central Europe. SAGE. ISBN 0-7619-5032-X .
• Hayes, Bascom Barry (1994). Bismarck and Mitteleuropa. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press. ISBN 978-0-8386-3512-4 .
• Johnson, Lonnie R. (1996). Central Europe: enemies, neighbors, friends. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-510071-6 .
• Katzenstein, Peter J. (1997). Mitteleuropa: Between Europe and Germany. Berghahn Books. ISBN 978-1-57181-124-0 .
• O. Benson, Forgacs (2002). Between Worlds: A Sourcebook of Central European Avant-Gardes, 1910–1930. MIT Press. ISBN 978-0-262-02530-0 .
• Rupnik, Jacques. 2000. In Search of Central Europe: Ten Years Later. In Central and South-central Europe in Transition. Edd. Hall Gardner, cum Elinore Schaeffer et Oleg Kobtzeff. Connecticut: Praeger, 2000. Ex Francico ab Oleg Kobtzeff conversus.
• Tiersky, Ronald (2004). Europe today. Rowman & Littlefield. ISBN 978-0-7425-2805-5 .
• Tötösy de Zepetnek, Steven (2002), Comparative Central European culture, Purdue University Press, ISBN 1-55753-240-0 .

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Europam Mediam spectant.

• Halecki, Oscar. "Borderlands of Western Civilization: A History of East Central Europe" (PDF). Oscar Halecki .
• Journal of East Central Europe
• "Mapping Central Europe." In Hidden Europe,] apud www.hiddeneurope.co.uk, 5:14–15 (Novembri 2005).
• Tabula Europae.
• Tabulae Europae et civitatum Europaearum.
• De Europa Media.