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Tr@nsit Online

Tr@nsit was the online sister journal of Transit, published until 2017. Here, authors, fellows and friends of the IWM offered further articles, reflections and comments related to ongoing research and debates at the Institute.

	Title	Author
	The New Politics of Climate Change Moving Beyond Gridlock on Global Warming	David G. Victor	Read more	Authors: David G. Victor Published: , The New Politics of Climate Change Moving Beyond Gridlock on Global Warming The following considerations will show, using lessons from the history of international economic cooperation, that other approaches focused on smaller groups of countries and more flexible legal instruments would be much more effective. Read more
Authors: David G. Victor Published: , The New Politics of Climate Change Moving Beyond Gridlock on Global Warming The following considerations will show, using lessons from the history of international economic cooperation, that other approaches focused on smaller groups of countries and more flexible legal instruments would be much more effective. 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

	The Tragedy of the European Union	George Soros	Read more	Authors: George Soros Published: , The Tragedy of the European Union Europe has been in a financial crisis ever since 2007. When the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers endangered the credit of financial institutions, financial markets had to be put on artificial life support. Read more

	Ukraine 1989: The Blessing of Ignorance	Yaroslav Hrytsak	Read more	Authors: Yaroslav Hrytsak Published: , Ukraine 1989: The Blessing of Ignorance In terms of scope and sophistication, this paper is very modest. Read more

	Hot Memory … Cold Memory. On the Political Half-Life of Fascist and Communist Memory.	Charles S. Maier	Read more	Authors: Charles S. Maier Published: , Hot Memory … Cold Memory. On the Political Half-Life of Fascist and Communist Memory. I In his reflections on twentieth-century history, Memoirs of a Ravaged Century, Robert Conquest admits that for all his scathing condemnation of Soviet atrocities, “I feel” the Holocaust was “worse” than Stalinist crimes. Read more
Authors: Charles S. Maier Published: , Hot Memory … Cold Memory. On the Political Half-Life of Fascist and Communist Memory. I In his reflections on twentieth-century history, Memoirs of a Ravaged Century, Robert Conquest admits that for all his scathing condemnation of Soviet atrocities, “I feel” the Holocaust was “worse” than Stalinist crimes. Read more
	“My Country is free!”	Michal Luczewski	Read more	Authors: Michal Luczewski Published: , “My Country is free!” In Wirklichkeit ist der Wandel bereits viel radikaler. Read more

	Religion Today	Charles Taylor	Read more	Authors: Charles Taylor Published: , Religion Today Now there is some truth to both of these surmises, but they also get things seriously wrong in important respects. I would like to start by commenting on each of these leading ideas. Read more

	Ehrlichkeit in der Politik?	Aleksander Kwasniewski (translated by Dr. H. Böttiger)	Read more	Authors: Aleksander Kwasniewski (translated by Dr. H. Böttiger) Published: , Ehrlichkeit in der Politik? Keynote speach auf der Konferenz Morality and Politics, Wien, 7. Dezember 2002 “Wer Politik und Moral auseinander halten will, versteht von beidem nichts.” schrieb Jean-Jacques Rousseau, und dem stimme ich zu. Read more

	Serbia’s Quest for a Usable Past	Tanja Petrović	Read more	Authors: Tanja Petrović Published: , Serbia’s Quest for a Usable Past The efforts to create a new image of Serbia after the dismissal of the Miloš Read more

	When Empires Collapse – Reflections on the Crisis in Ukraine	Shlomo Avineri	Read more	Authors: Shlomo Avineri Published: , When Empires Collapse – Reflections on the Crisis in Ukraine Read more