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	Title	Author
	L’avènement mondial de la mémoire	Pierre Nora	Read more	Authors: Pierre Nora Published: , L’avènement mondial de la mémoire Ce changement a pris des formes multiples: critique des versions officielles de l’histoire et remontées du refoulé historique; revendication des traces d’un passé aboli ou confisqué; culte des racines (roots) et développement des recherches généalogiques; effervesc Read more
Authors: Pierre Nora Published: , L’avènement mondial de la mémoire Ce changement a pris des formes multiples: critique des versions officielles de l’histoire et remontées du refoulé historique; revendication des traces d’un passé aboli ou confisqué; culte des racines (roots) et développement des recherches généalogiques; effervesc Read more
	Evolving Expectations: The Russian Orthodox Church and the Collapse of Communism	Irina Papkova	Read more	Authors: Irina Papkova Published: , Evolving Expectations: The Russian Orthodox Church and the Collapse of Communism In doing so, the paper looks at a social category that has previously received very little attention within the literature that investigates expectations in the communist-bloc countries as they neared the point of transition into the presumed “End of History,” that is, the ca Read more
Authors: Irina Papkova Published: , Evolving Expectations: The Russian Orthodox Church and the Collapse of Communism In doing so, the paper looks at a social category that has previously received very little attention within the literature that investigates expectations in the communist-bloc countries as they neared the point of transition into the presumed “End of History,” that is, the ca Read more
	Obama and the Crisis: What Does the Future Hold?	Katherine S. Newman	Read more	Authors: Katherine S. Newman Published: , Obama and the Crisis: What Does the Future Hold? This is not an unprecedented turn of events. When we look backwards at previous financial crises in the U.S., especially those that were accompanied by extreme inequality, we see a familiar pattern. Read more

	Shared Memory. Buchenwald and Beyond.	Claus Leggewie, Erik Meyer	Read more	Authors: Claus Leggewie, Erik Meyer Published: , Shared Memory. Buchenwald and Beyond. I. Introduction One could say that Germans have “difficulties” with their past. Posthumous generations have started to accept collective responsibility for the moral, political, and financial consequences of the “Third Reich”. Read more

	Poland: EU Presidency as an Incentive to Reconsider Polish Identity?	Andrey Makarychev, Victoria Vasilenko	Read more	Authors: Andrey Makarychev, Victoria Vasilenko Published: , Poland: EU Presidency as an Incentive to Reconsider Polish Identity? The reaction to Rahr’s appeal was quite cautious. Read more

	Der neue Kreisauer Kreis		Read more	Authors: Published: , Der neue Kreisauer Kreis Da sitzt der alte Feldmarschall Moltke nun auf einer Wolke im Himmel – so vermuten wir – und schüttelt sachte den Kopf. Was ist aus seinem Gut in Schlesien geworden! Read more

	Kharkiv Talks in a Viennese Kitchen – On Revolution, War and Literature in Ukraine	Tatiana Zhurzhenko (Translated by Irena Maryniak), Zaven Bablovan	Read more	Authors: Tatiana Zhurzhenko (Translated by Irena Maryniak), Zaven Bablovan Published: , Kharkiv Talks in a Viennese Kitchen – On Revolution, War and Literature in Ukraine Read more

	On Time	Krzysztof Pomian	Read more	Authors: Krzysztof Pomian Published: , On Time Students must not die before their teachers. Krzysztof Michalski was my student at Warsaw University for two years, between 1966 and 1968, and he wanted me to supervise his master’s thesis. Read more

	Self-Reflection Through the Visual: Notes on Some Maidan Documentaries	Yustyna Kravchuk	Read more	Authors: Yustyna Kravchuk Published: , Self-Reflection Through the Visual: Notes on Some Maidan Documentaries Read more

	Tymoshenko: Wake-up call for the EU	Mykola Riabchuk	Read more	Authors: Mykola Riabchuk Published: , Tymoshenko: Wake-up call for the EU Back in April 2010, I happened to talk to the ambassador of a leading EU country in Kyiv. My message was short: “How can you tolerate everything that is going on over here?” Read more

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