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30 Years After
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Returning to the East
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The Long Shadow of 1989
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Europe after Thirty Years, a Long Chapter of Misperceptions?
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Daniel Kroupa: Lessons from Patočka
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Epoch-making Change: Reflections on the Significance of the Revolutionary Year 1989
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Vladislav Zubok: To Realize You Lose an Empire, You Have to Be a Conscious Imperialist
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Everyday Ecstasy: Remembering 1989 in Sober Perspective and Double Exposure
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The Real Tragedy of Central Europe
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By publishing analyses, interviews and commentaries by world-renowned professionals as well as Central European journalists and scholars, the Aspen Review quarterly presents current issues to the general public in the Aspenian way by adopting unusual approaches and unique viewpoints. About Aspen Review.
Current issue - 04/2019
The Powerless Are Tired: 1989–2019
This issue provides not only a retrospective look at the last 30 years but also reflects current challenges for the Visegrad group. That found its purpose in the dismantling of liberal democracy, unfortunately for all its citizens. Read the brand new Aspen Review.
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