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	Title	Author
	Polen: Die Radikalen an der Macht	Aleksander Smolar (Translated from French by Bodo Schulze and from Polish by Ewa Czerwiakowski and Ruth U. Henning)	Read more	Authors: Aleksander Smolar (Translated from French by Bodo Schulze and from Polish by Ewa Czerwiakowski and Ruth U. Henning) Published: , Polen: Die Radikalen an der Macht Read more

	Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš. A review	Marci Shore	Read more	Authors: Marci Shore Published: , Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš. A review Kiš’s father was a Hungarian Jew. His mother was a Montenegrin Christian, descended from warriors. Kiš’s Montengrin ancestors, unafraid of chopping off the heads of Turks, represented everything Central European Jewry was not. Montenegro was clans, blood, honor and revenge. Read more
Authors: Marci Shore Published: , Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš. A review Kiš’s father was a Hungarian Jew. His mother was a Montenegrin Christian, descended from warriors. Kiš’s Montengrin ancestors, unafraid of chopping off the heads of Turks, represented everything Central European Jewry was not. Montenegro was clans, blood, honor and revenge. Read more
	Countering Fake News… with Fake Expertise?	Ondřej Slačálek	Read more	Authors: Ondřej Slačálek Published: , Countering Fake News… with Fake Expertise? Read more

	The European Union and the Habsburg Monarchy	Robert Cooper	Read more	Authors: Robert Cooper Published: , The European Union and the Habsburg Monarchy Read more

	Erfahrungswandel ohne Methodenwechsel? Zum „Methodennationalismus” der deutschen Rezeption von Timothy Snyders „Bloodlands”	Sebastian Huhnholz	Read more	Authors: Sebastian Huhnholz Published: , Erfahrungswandel ohne Methodenwechsel? Zum „Methodennationalismus” der deutschen Rezeption von Timothy Snyders „Bloodlands” Read more

	Language and Nation Building. Dilemmas of Language Politics in Contemporary Ukraine	Tatiana Zhurzhenko	Read more	Authors: Tatiana Zhurzhenko Published: , Language and Nation Building. Dilemmas of Language Politics in Contemporary Ukraine One would have expected this situation to change after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the creation of the Ukrainian state in 1991. Read more

	Fuzzy Expectations, Hybrid Realities, Moving Targets	Roumen Avramov	Read more	Authors: Roumen Avramov Published: , Fuzzy Expectations, Hybrid Realities, Moving Targets Facing the collapse: a look from inside the fortress and from the sidewalk On the eve of the political turmoil the economic agenda was so pressing that it was unavoidable to take position on at least two issues: the degree/scope of the forthcoming “marketization Read more
Authors: Roumen Avramov Published: , Fuzzy Expectations, Hybrid Realities, Moving Targets Facing the collapse: a look from inside the fortress and from the sidewalk On the eve of the political turmoil the economic agenda was so pressing that it was unavoidable to take position on at least two issues: the degree/scope of the forthcoming “marketization Read more
	Taking Stock	János Kornai	Read more	Authors: János Kornai Published: , Taking Stock Let us stop for a moment, take a deep breath, and reconsider what has actually happened. Let us try to form a comprehensive picture of the change out of the hundreds of fragmentary details. What has happened to this country in so short a time? 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
	Das Böse nach dem Tod. Das öffentliche Ableben eines politischen Abjekts. Nicolae Ceausescus posthumes Leben im (heißkalten) rumänischen Leichenkeller	Naja Bentzen	Read more	Authors: Naja Bentzen Published: , Das Böse nach dem Tod. Das öffentliche Ableben eines politischen Abjekts. Nicolae Ceausescus posthumes Leben im (heißkalten) rumänischen Leichenkeller Like any story that enters popular narrative, this is one with a moral (…). Read more

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