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Nuclear Nationalism Has Only Brought Misery
An interview with Shirin Ebadi by Maciej Nowicki The West should connect the problem of the Iranian nuclear program with human rights issues. You need to talk about them at the same time, in the same…
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The Incomprehensible Left
The pro-Russian attitude of the Czech and Slovak Left: a betrayal of identity?
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In Search of Meaning: 21st Century Leftist Imaginarium
Why are many of the ideas usually associated with the right in the nineteenth century—fear of progress, of science, of modernity and of collective action—today closely linked with the outlook of left…
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The Left—Ghost of the Past or the Progressive Left in Germany?
From the European perspective, it is a pity in a way that the Left Party somehow deadlocks the left party spectrum in Germany and keeps the German left forces away from coming back to government…
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How Syriza Came to Power
Alexis Tsipras dared to read the crisis as an opportunity to beat the two-party system.
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The Return of the Radical Left
The decline of support for the mainstream parties both left and right is the dominant trend in European politics. It’s hard to judge whether the majority of Europeans is shifting to the left or to…
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The Rise of Podemos
Podemos seeks to transcend traditional divisions between left and right and to reframe politics as a struggle between the people and the elite.
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EDITORIAL: A Russian Phantasmagoria
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Underlying Values
Ronald Dworkin, Religion without God, trans. Bogdan Baran, Aletheia, Warsaw 2014.
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An American in Prague
Caleb Crain, Necessary Errors (Penguin Books, 2013).