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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
	Sozialgeschichte – Ausgrenzungen und Solidarität	Bronislaw Geremek	Read more	Authors: Bronislaw Geremek Published: , Sozialgeschichte – Ausgrenzungen und Solidarität Read more

	Populism and the Failure of the Centre Parties	John Gray	Read more	Authors: John Gray Published: , Populism and the Failure of the Centre Parties Speech on the conference Morality and Politics, Vienna, 7 December 2002 The fact that this phenomenon is virtually pan-European should caution us against imagining that its causes are superficial. Read more

	How Did the 2008 Economic Crisis Affect Social and Political Solidarity in Europe?	Jennifer Hochschild	Read more	Authors: Jennifer Hochschild Published: , How Did the 2008 Economic Crisis Affect Social and Political Solidarity in Europe? Another possible outcome of the 2008 economic crash was that both mainstream and marginal members of society would lose faith in their governments, or even in democratic governance more generally. Read more

	Rachelka’s Tablecloth. Poles and Jews, Intimacy and Fragility “on the Periphery of the Holocaust”	Marci Shore	Read more	Authors: Marci Shore Published: , Rachelka’s Tablecloth. Poles and Jews, Intimacy and Fragility “on the Periphery of the Holocaust” Read more

	Life after Death	Hans Ruin	Read more	Authors: Hans Ruin Published: , Life after Death Read more

	Poland and the West: In or Out?	Jacek Kochanowicz	Read more	Authors: Jacek Kochanowicz Published: , Poland and the West: In or Out? The answer to the question put forward in the title of this essay is elusive. Whether Poland is considered to be “in” or “out” of the West is a matter of perception, and perceptions are changing. Poland of today is an interesting case for the analysis of westernization. Read more
Authors: Jacek Kochanowicz Published: , Poland and the West: In or Out? The answer to the question put forward in the title of this essay is elusive. Whether Poland is considered to be “in” or “out” of the West is a matter of perception, and perceptions are changing. Poland of today is an interesting case for the analysis of westernization. Read more
	Die Moral der Amoral in der Außenpolitik	Robert Cooper	Read more	Authors: Robert Cooper Published: , Die Moral der Amoral in der Außenpolitik Rede auf der Konferenz Morality and Politics, Wien, 7. Dezember 2002 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

	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
	Free and Unfair: The Hungarian Elections	András Bozoki	Read more	Authors: András Bozoki Published: , Free and Unfair: The Hungarian Elections Read more