Enlightened Absolutism, Imperial Bureaucracy and Provincial Society: Austrian Project to Transform Galicia, 1772-1815
“Je Me Souviens”…Historical Memory on the Stage of Central European Politics
Author: Dagmar Kusá
The Nationalist Right under Communism: Bolesław Piasecki and the Polish Communists, 1944-1979
Notes on an Ethics of Human Rights: From the Question of Commitment to a Phenomenological Theory of Reason and Back
Author: Sophie Loidolt
Introduction
Author: Martyn Oliver
Political Conditions of Philosophy According to Arendt
Author: Jakub Franek
Memory and History in the Cityscapes in Poland: The Search for Meaning
Author: Izabella Main
Remember the past… But how and why? Guatemala’s Post War Debates over Narrative Authority as a Case of Renegotiating Historical Responsibility and Political Rights
Author: Berthold Molden
Representations of Suffering. Confronting Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ and Rituals of Self-Flagellation and Crucifixion in the Philippines
Author: Maria Moser
Politics of Memory of the Holocaust in the Soviet Union
The “Women’s Movement”: Raising Questions about Meaning and Terminology
Author: Heidi Niederkofler
The Czechs and their Communism, Past and Present
