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New Eastern Europe 3/2013 kolegium europy wschodniej
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The summer 2013 issue of New Eastern Europe opens up by illustrating why culture is important in order to better understand the political and social realities that exist in the region of Central and Eastern Europe.Lithuanian philosopher and member of the European Parliament, Leonidas Donskis, points out in his text about the art of difficult dialogue that despite its apparent divisions, Europe is united by a universal culture and values. Géza Kovács, the director of the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra also notes the importance of culture in this region:
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New Eastern Europe 3/2013 Kolegium Europy Wschodniej
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The summer 2013 issue of New Eastern Europe opens up by illustrating why culture is important in order to better understand the political and social realities that exist in the region of Central and Eastern Europe.Lithuanian philosopher and member of the European Parliament, Leonidas Donskis, points out in his text about the art of difficult dialogue that despite its apparent divisions, Europe is united by a universal culture and values. Géza Kovács, the director of the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra also notes the importance of culture in this region: ?Central and Eastern Europe is brimming with examples of links between the performing arts and political change.? While Janusz Makuch passionately explains why he, a Pole, has been organising the Festival of Jewish Culture in Kraków for the last 25 years: ?Jews have always been an integral and organic part of Poland?s history and culture and we are obliged to take care of this Jewish heritage and to commemorate it.?Commemorating history, however, is not always easy, especially the most painful cases; as illustrated in Ireneusz Kamiński?s article on the 1940 Katyń case and the lack of a Russian investigation into the massacre, which is now being heard in front of the European Court of Human Rights. Paweł Śpiewak?s portrait of Janusz Korczak describes the final days of a figure that continues to shape Polish society decades after his death, while Ana Dabrundashvili explores the heritage and meaning of Joseph Stalin in Georgia and the controversy surrounding the desire of local Georgian villages to commemorate this controversial figure.In addition to the discussion on culture, this issue also looks at matters that relate to international relations including an interview with Jerzy Pomianowski on the newly established European Endowment for Democracy; Poland?s leadership role in the Visegrad Group; Russia?s use of religion in foreign policy; and the lack of a comprehensive approach to this region by the Obama administration.Finallly, the issue commemorates the 25th Anniversary of the Singing Revolution in the Baltic states with an interview with Estonian expert Andres Kasekamp and a historical piece about the songs of the Singing Revolution by Jonathan Bausfield.
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New Eastern Europe 3/2013 Kolegium Europy Wschodniej
Książki>Nauki społeczne, humanistyczne, ekonomiczne>Kultura. Cywilizacja. Etnografia>Książka. Czasopismo. Drukarstwo. Biblioteki>Czasopism...
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New Eastern Europe 3/2013 kolegium europy wschodniej
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The summer 2013 issue of New Eastern Europe opens up by illustrating why culture is important in order to better understand the political and social realities that exist in the region of Central and Eastern Europe.Lithuanian philosopher and member of the European Parliament, Leonidas Donskis, points out in his text about the art of difficult dialogue that despite its apparent divisions, Europe is united by a universal culture and values. Géza Kovács, the director of the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra also notes the importance of culture in this region:
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New Eastern Europe 3/2013 kolegium europy wschodniej
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The summer 2013 issue of New Eastern Europe opens up by illustrating why culture is important in order to better understand the political and social realities that exist in the region of Central and Eastern Europe.Lithuanian philosopher and member of the European Parliament, Leonidas Donskis, points out in his text about the art of difficult dialogue that despite its apparent divisions, Europe is united by a universal culture and values. Géza Kovács, the director of the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra also notes the importance of culture in this region:
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New Eastern Europe 3/2013 KOLEGIUM EUROPY WSCHODNIEJ
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The summer 2013 issue of New Eastern Europe opens up by illustrating why culture is important in order to better understand the political and social realities that exist in the region of Central and Eastern Europe. Lithuanian philosopher and member of the European Parliament, Leonidas Donskis, points out in his text about the art of difficult dialogue that despite its apparent divisions, Europe is united by a universal culture and values. GĂŠza KovĂĄcs, the director of the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra also notes the importance of culture in this region: âCentral and Eastern Europe is brimming with examples of links between the performing arts and political change.â While Janusz Makuch passionately explains why he, a Pole, has been organising the Festival of Jewish Culture in KrakĂłw for the last 25 years: âJews have always been an integral and organic part of Polandâs history and culture and we are obliged to take care of this Jewish heritage and to commemorate it.â Commemorating history, however, is not always easy, especially the most painful cases; as illustrated in Ireneusz KamiĹskiâs article on the 1940 KatyĹ case and the lack of a Russian investigation into the massacre, which is now being heard in front of the European Court of Human Rights. PaweĹ Ĺpiewakâs portrait of Janusz Korczak describes the final days of a figure that continues to shape Polish society decades after his death, while Ana Dabrundashvili explores the heritage and meaning of Joseph Stalin in Georgia and the controversy surrounding the desire of local Georgian villages to commemorate this controversial figure. In addition to the discussion on culture, this issue also looks at matters that relate to international relations including an interview with Jerzy Pomianowski on the newly established European Endowment for Democracy; Polandâs leadership role in the Visegrad Group; Russiaâs use of religion in foreign policy; and the lack of a comprehensive approach to this region by the Obama administration. Finallly, the issue commemorates the 25th Anniversary of the Singing Revolution in the Baltic states with an interview with Estonian expert Andres Kasekamp and a historical piece about the songs of the Singing Revolution by Jonathan Bausfield.
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New Eastern Europe 3/2012 Kolegium Europy Wschodniej
Książki>Nauki społeczne, humanistyczne, ekonomiczne>Kultura. Cywilizacja. Etnografia>Książka. Czasopismo. Drukarstwo. Biblioteki>Czasopism...
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New Eastern Europe 1/2013 kolegium europy wschodniej
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W pierwszym w 2013 roku numerze kwartalnika
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New Eastern Europe 4/2013 Searching for Success kolegium europy wschodniej
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Why Europe's integration with the East can still be achieved and what it will take?In the lead up to this November
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New Eastern Europe 2/2013 kolegium europy wschodniej
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The spring 2013 issue of New Eastern Europe provides special coverage of a complex region marred by a painful past but facing a hopeful, yet fragile future
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New Eastern Europe 4/2013 Searching for Success. Kolegium Europy Wschodniej
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New Eastern Europe 2/2013 Kolegium Europy Wschodniej
PolitykaHistoria EuropyCzasopisma
The spring 2013 issue of New Eastern Europe provides special coverage of a complex region marred by a painful past but facing a hopeful, yet fragile future ? the western Balkans.Vesna Goldsworthy, a Serbian writer and poet, opens this feature with an original poem written especially for this issue. The feature includes acclaimed writer and journalist, Miljenko Jergović, who analyses Croatia?s entry into the European Union by comparing the countries of the region to a bazaar. Polish journalist Ziemowit Szczerek draws attention to the remaining conflict-prone areas and shows that borders still matter ? even on a continent that is so proud of having broken them. Skopje-based Artan Sadiku and Katerina Kolozova show their city as divided to the point of being schizophrenic. While Blerim Reka, former Macedonian Ambassador to the EU, argues for a new approach in the region by opening up the borders and creating a Balkan Benelux. Other articles in the issue explore the promises and challenges of Serbia?s new government, the slow process of reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Yugo-nostalgia, a phenomenon of longing for the old system.In addition to the feature on the Balkans, the issue also includes an essay by philosopher and sociologist, Zygmunt Bauman ? who asks whether the idea of Solidarity, so important in the 20th century, is relevant today?Ukrainian People?s Deputy, Volodymyr Ariev, shows us how the elections in the fall of 2012 do not reflect the will of the Ukrainian people. While Paweł Kowal, a member of the European Parliament, argues that it is high time to consider a way to work with Ukraine?s oligarchs instead of disregarding them as part of the problem.Lastly this issue gives an insightful look at Azerbaijan with an interview with opposition writers Arzu Geybullayeva and Emin Milli as well as a discussion on Azeri-Iranian relations and a report from Gadabay ? a city built on gold.The issue closes with reviews of books from the region, along with a special review of a recent exhibit of Czech surrealist Jan Svankmajer.
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