Political Imagination and Utopian Energies in Central and Eastern Europe

Contents

Petr Agha, Jan Geryk
Introduction: Political Imaginaries in Central and Eastern European Modernity

Krzysztof Katkowski
The Nobleman's Paradigm? Analyzing the Polish Socialist Legal Theories in the Age of Empires:
The Cases of Stanislaw Brzozowski and Leon Petrazycki

Petr Toupalik
The Last Cleric of Olomouc: Josef Ludvik Fischer

Peter Curos
Utopian plans and the Stalinist way to Socialism in Czechoslovakia

Marton Matyasovszky-Nemeth
Human Rights in East-Central Europe: The Last Utopia or Another Failed Reform Attempt?

Piotr Zaleski
The Legalist Utopia of the Polish Transformation

Sara Smyczek-Golebiewska
Equity: A Utopia or a Threat to Legal Certainty

Aleksandra Samonek
The New European Identity and Its Reception in Central and Eastern Europe

Katalin Izsak-Somogyi
Victims and/or Perpetrators? The Founding Myths of Modern Europe in the Light of the Traumas Attila Antal
The Hungarian Authoritarian Populism and Exceptional Governance Before and After the
Outbreak of the Pandemic

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• Estrutura e processos políticos
• Teoria e ciência política
• Politica comparada
• Ideologias políticas
• Relações internacionais
• Controlo político e liberdades

Agha; Central; Central and Eastern Europe; Eastern; Energies; Europe; Geryk; Imagination; Manko; Marta; modernity; Petr; Political; Rafal; social imaginaries; Soniewicka; Utopia; Utopian