East-West

Shifting the wall further east

Kundera’s tragedy of ‘central Europe’ three decades later

The journey of revisiting 1989

A review of 'The Legacy of Division. East and West after 1989'

Wasn’t the East-West divide supposed to go away?

Discussing ‘The Legacy of division: Europe after 1989’ with the curators

‘But this is the world we live in’

Corruption, everyday managing and civic mobilization in post-socialist Romania

Wests, East-Wests, and divides

Staring through the mocking glass

Three misperceptions of the east-west divide since 1989

Freedom of movement

A European dialectic

Creating feminism in the shadow of male heroes

That other story of 1989

Cracks in the future

On 1989 and historical time

Explaining eastern Europe

Imitation and its discontents

Dissidence – doubt – creativity

Revisiting 1983

The two faces of European disillusionment

An end to myths about the West and the East

Anxious Europe

Our European self-deception

The legacy of division: Editorial

East and West after 1989

Just because the map says so, doesn’t mean it’s true

Thirty years after 1989, from an island perspective