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	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
	The Court and the Family: Elite settlement and the transformation of the political system in Poland	Pawel Spievak	Read more	Authors: Pawel Spievak Published: , The Court and the Family: Elite settlement and the transformation of the political system in Poland The change came from above, at the beginning without the active participation of the citizens. The side of the authorities was represented by the most important persons in the state: from the Party’s leadership to the directorship of Security Service (SB). Read more
Authors: Pawel Spievak Published: , The Court and the Family: Elite settlement and the transformation of the political system in Poland The change came from above, at the beginning without the active participation of the citizens. The side of the authorities was represented by the most important persons in the state: from the Party’s leadership to the directorship of Security Service (SB). Read more
	The Balkans between cliché and European future	Maria Todorova	Read more	Authors: Maria Todorova Published: , The Balkans between cliché and European future Christine von Kohl Memorial Lecture * Abstract: For the last two centuries the Balkans have been at the center of international relations, eclipsed lately only by the Near East, of which they were once deemed to be a part. Read more

	Students Take Bulgaria’s Protests to the Next Level. Can They Break the Political Stalemate?	Tom Junes	Read more	Authors: Tom Junes Published: , Students Take Bulgaria’s Protests to the Next Level. Can They Break the Political Stalemate? Read more

	The Polish Presidential Election: A Victory for the “Radicals”?	Magdalena Nowicka-Franczak	Read more	Authors: Magdalena Nowicka-Franczak Published: , The Polish Presidential Election: A Victory for the “Radicals”? 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

	Politics of Memory and Urban Landscape: The Case of Lviv after World War II [1]	Viktoria Sereda	Read more	Authors: Viktoria Sereda Published: , Politics of Memory and Urban Landscape: The Case of Lviv after World War II [1] Lviv (Lwów, Lemberg, Lvov)—an East European city, located in the Polish-Ukrainian border zone, recently attracted the attention of many scholars. Read more

	Eine Reise nach Europa. Die ‘orangefarbene Revolution’ in Kiew – ein Tagebuch	Gerhard Gnauck	Read more	Authors: Gerhard Gnauck Published: , Eine Reise nach Europa. Die ‘orangefarbene Revolution’ in Kiew – ein Tagebuch Immer wieder dieser Eindruck: ein unglückliches Land. Ein Volk, das mit Phlegma und Melancholie den immer neuen Katastrophen des 20. Jahrhunderts zu trotzen, sie schlicht zu überdauern versucht. Ein Land des Stillstands; eine Bevölkerung ohne Identität. Read more
Authors: Gerhard Gnauck Published: , Eine Reise nach Europa. Die ‘orangefarbene Revolution’ in Kiew – ein Tagebuch Immer wieder dieser Eindruck: ein unglückliches Land. Ein Volk, das mit Phlegma und Melancholie den immer neuen Katastrophen des 20. Jahrhunderts zu trotzen, sie schlicht zu überdauern versucht. Ein Land des Stillstands; eine Bevölkerung ohne Identität. Read more
	Die unerwartete Krise der Vierten Gewalt	Paul Starr (Translated by Andreas Simon dos Santos)	Read more	Authors: Paul Starr (Translated by Andreas Simon dos Santos) Published: , Die unerwartete Krise der Vierten Gewalt Read more

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