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Photo: Wikimedia Commons The 25th anniversary of the Polish Round Table [that started the democratic transition] inspires to look back and reflect on what really happened in the spring of 1989. Perhaps this anniversary does not have to be only...
At the quarter-century mark of the Visegrad states’ freedom from the USSR, Johannes Wachs examines the Group’s role in today’s European Union. 2014 marks both the twenty-fifth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the tenth year...
Photo: Wikimedia Commons Leszek Balczerowicz Economic Freedom: Fundamentally Important and the Most Attacked* I dedicated this essayi to the memory of a great liberal thinker and a statesman, Luigi Einaudi. I start with noting the conceptual...
Social, political and economic regulations are a result of the fact that not all of us are equipped with natural predispositions to the satisfactory degree. We are not even equipped equally. Therefore, we must compensate this inadequacy with...
I met repeatedly with the opinion that people born or growing up after ’89 usually underestimate the benefits of the transformation. We got used to the fact that the store shelves are full, elections regular and fair and the borders open....
1. How dramatic is the situation in Ukraine? More and more commentators claim that the country is on the verge of civil war. Yes, it is. However, the confrontation is not between e.g. regions, but between governmental structures, mostly security...
Rebuilding the Union on a Radically Parliamentarian Basis The functioning of the Union shall be founded on representative democracy. Treaty of Lisbon, article 10 Crisis, a moment for improvement The debate on the European Union has been increasingly...
Legal regulations concerning axiological choices made by individuals in their private or intimate spheres, formed on the basis of the expectations and awareness of the democratic majority, are essentially deprived of legitimization and are not...
