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The cross-cultural perspective and character of our edition allows us to investigate problemsrelated to people with disabilities from different points of view, and to get new ideas and new knowledge within the frames of wide scientific discussion. The peculiarities of intercultural and interdisciplinary collaboration are distinctive and we expect that in the future our research partnerships will be stronger and branched. Guided by the positive trends in recent years, the integration of scientific research by scientists from various countries and this issue of our journal contains research carried out at universities and other institutions from different countries around the world. With a great pleasure I present you the issue 3-4 for 2018 year and I hope that the presented papers will bring you interesting and meaningful information, motivating you to continue with your scientific research and practical work.
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