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An Iconoclastic Alternative
Piotr zychowicz, Pakt RibbentropBeck czyli jak Polacy mogli u boku III Rzeszy pokonać Związek Sowiecki [The RibbentropBeck Pact, or how Poles could have defeated the Soviet Union alongside the Third…
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Nations on Münchhausen’s string
Rigels Halili, Naród i jego pieśni. Rzecz o oralności, piśmienności i epice ludowej wśród Albańczyków i Serbów [A nation and its songs. About orality, literacy and popular epic poetry among Albanians…
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Citizen Havel
Jiří Suk, Politics as the Theatre of the Absurd: Václav Havel 1975–1989. Paseka 2013
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Prague Cemetery
Umberto Eco, The Prague Cemetery. Translated by Richard Dixon. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2011
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The Precariat Grows and Stirs
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From a Steel Worker to a Maid. Polish Migrations to the U.S.
Over the last century, there has been a significant amount of continuity (rather than diversity and change) in patterns of Polish labor migrations to the U.S., and more generally –there has been lots…
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Hungary: Oil and Gas Peak or a Renaissance?
Can Hungary further exploit its hydrocarbon potential, or is oil and gas import dependency an inescapable fate just the same as for the Central Eastern European region?
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Poland and the Czech Republic: Partners or Rivals?
Since 1989 the Republic of Poland and the Czech Republic have been pursuing a sort of race. For each of them, the respective neighbor serves as a reference point against which they evaluate their own…
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Europe is Another Japan
An interview with Martin Wolf by Maciej Nowicki The austerity policy, instead of limiting the crisis, only exacerbated it—says Martin Wolf in conversation with Maciej Nowicki
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Austerity the Lithuanian Way
Lithuania will continue to carry out austerity policies and be among the best-performing European economies. But more detailed examination reveals that export- driven Lithuanian economy is growing…