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	Title	Author	Discipline	Year
	The Myth of Two Ukraines	Tatiana Zhurzhenko	Politikwissenschaft / Political Science	2002	Read more	Authors: Tatiana Zhurzhenko Published: , 2002 The Myth of Two Ukraines Mykola Ryabchuk, one of the most prominent intellectuals of his country, has been an astute observer of Ukraine’s nation building process since 1991. His considerations about the “two Ukraines” date back to 1992, and he has developed and differentiated this concept ever since. Read more
Authors: Tatiana Zhurzhenko Published: , 2002 The Myth of Two Ukraines Mykola Ryabchuk, one of the most prominent intellectuals of his country, has been an astute observer of Ukraine’s nation building process since 1991. His considerations about the “two Ukraines” date back to 1992, and he has developed and differentiated this concept ever since. Read more
	Why Ukrainians Are Ukrainians	Roman Szporluk	Politikwissenschaft / Political Science	2002	Read more	Authors: Roman Szporluk Published: , 2002 Why Ukrainians Are Ukrainians Mykola Riabchuk intends to explore “ambivalence” in Ukraine as a pervasive socio-political phenomenon that has impacted perversely on the nation’s political development. Read more

	Workers in and after the “Worker’s State”	Mladen Lazic			Read more	Authors: Mladen Lazic Published: , Workers in and after the “Worker’s State” 1. Read more

	Can It Happen Here? Our Central European Future	Carl Henrik Fredriksson			Read more	Authors: Carl Henrik Fredriksson Published: , Can It Happen Here? Our Central European Future Read more

	Catholic Poland in Post-Christian Europe				Read more	Authors: Published: , Catholic Poland in Post-Christian Europe As we are entering the third millennium, however, we are witnessing the end of hegemonic European Christianity due to a dual process of advanced secularization in post-Christian Europe and of the increasing globalization of a de-territorialized and de-centered Christianit Read more
Authors: Published: , Catholic Poland in Post-Christian Europe As we are entering the third millennium, however, we are witnessing the end of hegemonic European Christianity due to a dual process of advanced secularization in post-Christian Europe and of the increasing globalization of a de-territorialized and de-centered Christianit Read more
	Balancing the Books				Read more	Authors: Published: , Balancing the Books France’s criticism of Poland’s involvement in the occupation of Iraq as knee-jerk pro-Americanism overlooked alliances formed during the Cold War. Read more

	Public Space Democracy	Nilüfer Göle			Read more	Authors: Nilüfer Göle Published: , Public Space Democracy Tahrir Square in Egypt, Occupy Wall Street in the United States, the “indignados” in European cities, Gezi Park in Istanbul and the protest movements in Brazil: they have all generated new democratic imaginaries. Read more

	German or in German? On the Preservation of Literary and Scholarly Collections in Israel	Yfaat Weiss			Read more	Authors: Yfaat Weiss Published: , German or in German? On the Preservation of Literary and Scholarly Collections in Israel Read more

	Where Does Solidarity End?	Richard Hyman			Read more	Authors: Richard Hyman Published: , Where Does Solidarity End? For some sceptics, solidarity has already ended: we are in an epoch of individualism, when concern for the welfare of others has no place in the rational-choice egoism of purely economic actors. As a corollary, trade unionism itself is obsolete. Read more

	Zur Arbeit der Reflexionsgruppe über die geistige und kulturelle Dimension Europas. Editorial	Krzysztof Michalski			Read more	Authors: Krzysztof Michalski Published: , Zur Arbeit der Reflexionsgruppe über die geistige und kulturelle Dimension Europas. Editorial Read more

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