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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.

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	The Perm Cultural Revolution	Dessy Gavrilova	Read more	Authors: Dessy Gavrilova Published: , The Perm Cultural Revolution Florida argued that bringing a wide range of high-quality talent to a city, and attracting it to 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

	The Politics of Coming to Terms with the Communist Past. The Czech Case in Central European Perspective	Jacques Rupnik	Read more	Authors: Jacques Rupnik Published: , The Politics of Coming to Terms with the Communist Past. The Czech Case in Central European Perspective I would be most interested in mapping out some basic existential situations- not just the fear of the future, the fear of freedom, but now also the fear of one’s own past. Vaclav Havel (1991) Read more
Authors: Jacques Rupnik Published: , The Politics of Coming to Terms with the Communist Past. The Czech Case in Central European Perspective I would be most interested in mapping out some basic existential situations- not just the fear of the future, the fear of freedom, but now also the fear of one’s own past. Vaclav Havel (1991) Read more
	The Reasons for the Current Upsurge in Memory	Pierre Nora	Read more	Authors: Pierre Nora Published: , The Reasons for the Current Upsurge in Memory This change has taken a variety of forms: criticism of official versions of history and recovery of areas of history previously repressed; demands for signs of a past that had been confiscated or suppressed; growing interest in “roots” and genealogical research; all kinds Read more
Authors: Pierre Nora Published: , The Reasons for the Current Upsurge in Memory This change has taken a variety of forms: criticism of official versions of history and recovery of areas of history previously repressed; demands for signs of a past that had been confiscated or suppressed; growing interest in “roots” and genealogical research; all kinds Read more
	The Story Behind the Story	Thomas Schmid	Read more	Authors: Thomas Schmid Published: , The Story Behind the Story As everybody knows, there is much to bemoan all over the world. Catchphrases may suffice: the good old printed newspaper, the big problem child, is faring notoriously badly. 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

	The Trap of Being New Europe	Magdalena Nowicka-Franczak	Read more	Authors: Magdalena Nowicka-Franczak Published: , The Trap of Being New Europe Read more

	The Twilight of the Post-Soviet Space	Bruce P. Jackson	Read more	Authors: Bruce P. Jackson Published: , The Twilight of the Post-Soviet Space An accurate interpretation, such as George Kennan’s famous analysis of the “Sources of Soviet Conduct” (1947), is no guarantee of wise and effective policy, but it should give policymakers some decent options. Read more

	Towards Democracy and Competitive Economies: Divergent Pathways, Shifting Goals and Looming Reversals	Thomas Nowotny	Read more	Authors: Thomas Nowotny Published: , Towards Democracy and Competitive Economies: Divergent Pathways, Shifting Goals and Looming Reversals Read more

	Trump, Contemporary Fascisms and the Acquiescence of the Left	Andrew Brandel	Read more	Authors: Andrew Brandel Published: , Trump, Contemporary Fascisms and the Acquiescence of the Left Read more