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(Imre Kertesz Kolleg, Jena) -- Totalitarianism and the limits of the political thought of Polish dissidents : late socialism and after / Piotr Wcislik (CEU, Budapest) -- Va?clav Havel, his idea of civil society and the Czech liberal tradition / Milan Znoj (Charles University, Prague) -- The (re-)emergence of constitutionalism in East-Central Europe / Paul Blokker (University of Trento) -- Conservatism : a counter-revolution? -- The conservative counter-revolution : post-dissident neoconservatives in post-communist transformation / Petr Roubal (ICH, Prague) -- Songs of innocence and songs of experience : Polish conservatism, 1979-2011 / Rafal Matyja (WSB-NLU, Nowy Sacz) -- The abortion of a "conservative" constitution-making : a discourse analysis of the 1994-1998 failed Hungarian constitution-making enterprise / Zolta?n Ga?bor Szucs (Hungarian Academy of Science, Budapest) -- Populism : endemic pasts and global effects -- Populism and democratic malaise in post-communist Romania / Camil Alexandru Parvu (University of Bucharest) -- Configurations of populism in Hungary / Andra?s Bozo?ki (CEU, Budapest) -- The political lives of dead populists in post-socialist Slovakia / Juraj Buzalka (Comenius University, Bratislava) -- The Left : between communist legacy and neoliberal challenge -- Non-post-communist Left in Hungary after 1989 : diverging paths of Leftist criticism, civil activism and radicalizing constituency / Agnes Gagyi (Moholy-Nagy University of Arts, Budapest) -- The architecture of revival : left-wing ideas and politics in Poland after 2002 / Maciej Gdula (University of Warsaw) -- The formation of the Czech post-communist intellectual Left : twenty years of seeking an identity / Stanislav Holubec (Imre Kertesz Kolleg Jena) -- Feminist criticism of the "new democracies" in Serbia and Croatia in the early 1990's / Zso?fia Lo?ra?nd (CEU, Budapest) -- Politics of history : nations, wars, revolutions -- Remembering the end of communism in East-Central Europe / James Mark (University of Exeter), Muriel Blaive (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute, Vienna), Adam Hudek (Historical Institute SAV, Bratislava), Anna Saunder, Stanislaw Tyszka -- A fate for a nation : concepts of history and the nation in the Hungarian politics, 1989-2010 / Ga?bor Egry (Institute of Political History, Budapest) -- From "Husakism" to "Meciarism" : the national identity-building discourse of the Slovak left-wing intellectuals in the 1990's Slovakia / Stevo ?uras?kovic? 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