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Different Ukrainians, different Poles

Victoriia Zhuhan · 21 October 2014
My friends in Ukraine want to know what Poles are like, since they know I lived in Poland for two years. Poles, on the other hand, ask what we Ukrainians are like. I never know what to tell either group. Each new story I come across is different – the more I learn, the more I am afraid of getting things wrong.

Modern liberalism from a personal perspective

János Kis · 1 March 2016
In what follows, I will offer an annotated list of works in modern liberalism. The selection will be in one sense subjective. Not in the sense of offering works “of my liking”, but rather in the sense that…

Has Poland managed to deal with its past? “Kultura Liberalna” in Oxford [WATCH ONLINE]

Kultura Liberalna, Programme on Modern Poland · 20 May 2016
“Kultura Liberalna” and “Programme on Modern Poland”, founded by the Oxford Noble Foundation, warmly invite you to the exceptional international conference devoted to dealing with a difficult past in Poland after 1989.

You will have it worse!

Kultura Liberalna's Debate · 11 November 2014
The financial crisis is also a crisis of young Europeans. How many young Poles are concerned with the problems of unemployment and lack of perspectives? And how to help them? Katarzyna Kasia, Jacek Męcina, Piotr Szumlewicz, Joanna Tyrowicz and Karolina Wigura discussed these issues at “Kultura Liberalna”.

Trump will not change

Anne Applebaum in conversation with Łukasz Pawłowski · 15 November 2016
The obvious thing for Europe to do now is to rethink its security arrangements. The time of being able to count on the United States to provide security for the whole Continent is over.

Covering up – a new form of exhibitionism?

Oliver Roy in conversation with Jarosław Kuisz · 2 September 2014
Does the burqa ban amount to discrimination? According to French Islamic Studies scholar Oliver Roy, not at all. Wearing the burqa, Roy argues, is an individual decision, made by a small group of well-educated and by no means submissive women. That the ban threatens multiculturalism as an European project, he says, is an equally misguided assertion.