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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
	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

	Poland’s Road to Europe in the Eyes of Public Opinion	Jacek Kucharczyk	Read more	Authors: Jacek Kucharczyk Published: , Poland’s Road to Europe in the Eyes of Public Opinion 1. Read more

	Der Populismus und das Versagen der gemäßigten Parteien	John Gray (translated by Bodo Schulze)	Read more	Authors: John Gray (translated by Bodo Schulze) Published: , Der Populismus und das Versagen der gemäßigten Parteien Rede auf der Konferenz Morality and Politics, Wien, 7. Dezember 2002 Das Wiedererwachen des Rechtspopulismus ist ein Phänomen, das nicht nur einen oder einige wenige europäische Staaten betrifft. Read more

	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
	Being Normal in Poland		Read more	Authors: Published: , Being Normal in Poland Beginning in the 1960s, “social history” gained recognition as a valuable methodological and analytical approach to history. Read more

	Lost Momentum: The European Union in 2011	Charles Gati	Read more	Authors: Charles Gati Published: , Lost Momentum: The European Union in 2011 How different it is now! How refreshing! How easy it is to take it for granted! Read more

	Anatomie einer Krise. Das Scheitern der EU-Verfassung und die Dilemmata der Osterweiterung	Jaques Rupnik (Translated by von Rolf Schubert )	Read more	Authors: Jaques Rupnik (Translated by von Rolf Schubert ) Published: , Anatomie einer Krise. Das Scheitern der EU-Verfassung und die Dilemmata der Osterweiterung 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