Maura Giura

Maura Giura is a Lecturer at the Department of Romance Studies within the Faculty of Letters and Arts at Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu. Her academic work focuses on cultural studies, Romanian history, and conceptual analysis of cultural and civilizational frameworks. She has published extensively on topics ranging from 19th and 20th century European political history to the analysis of cultural heritage and ethnic associations in Transylvania.

Her research interests include the historical documentation of organizations like 'Asociația Astra,' the intellectual contributions of figures like Vasile Alecsandri and Elie Miron Cristea, and the diplomatic perspectives shaping modern European politics. Giura has also explored the conceptual evolution of terms like 'culture' and 'civilization' in modern episteme.

Her publications reflect a multidisciplinary approach, blending historical analysis with sociocultural critique. Notable works include studies on Bismarck's role in German unification, the international repercussions of political decisions like Willy Brandt's resignation, and the documentation of Transylvanian German communities. Giura’s scholarly contributions emphasize the intersection of cultural preservation, political movements, and intellectual history.