Vol. 14 No. 6(51) (2017): The Jagiellonian Idea: Past and Present

Edited by Dorota Pietrzyk-Reeves

Published: 2017-12-20

Articles

• The Jagiellonian Idea and the Project for the Future

  Jan Kieniewicz

  5-25

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• The Jagiellonian Idea as Expression of the Political Culture Core Constitutive Values and Their Possible Contemporary Implementations

  Monika Banaś

  27-40

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• Cross-Cultural Representations of Tyranny as Depicted in Jesuit School Plays Performed in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

  Clarinda Calma

  41-53

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• The Republic of Poland at the Crossroads of Two Cultures

  Hanna Kowalska-Stus

  55-77

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• The Revivals of the Jagiellonian Idea: Political and Normative Contexts

  Dorota Pietrzyk-Reeves

  79-93

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• The Federal Idea in Poland in the Interwar Period: Idealism or Pragmatism?

  Wojciech Łysek

  95-115

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• The Last Jagiellonian: John Paul II and the Jagiellonian Idea

  Paweł Kowal

  117-140

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• The Jagiellonian Idea and Poland's Eastern Policy: Historical Echoes in Today's Approach

  Christopher Reeves

  141-163

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• From Intermarium to the Three Seas Initiative - Regional Integrations in Central and Eastern Europe and the Hungarian Foreign Policy

  Andrea Schmidt

  165-189

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• Echoes of the Jagiellonian Idea in the Present Polish Military Assistance Programs

  Hubert Królikowski

  191-211

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• What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Northern Europe Regional Identities in Lithuania

  Mindaugas Jurkynas

  215-234

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• Europe Divided? Can Warsaw Become the Regional Leader of the Central and Eastern European Region?

  Zoltan Gal, Andrea Schmidt

  235-260

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Review

• Zbigniew Rau, Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski, Marek Tracz-Tryniecki (eds.), Magna Carta: A Central European Perspective of Our Common Heritage of Freedom Routledge, London–New York 2016, 233 p.

  Dorota Pietrzyk-Reeves

  261-265

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