• FOREWORD

  Jiří Schneider

• EDITORIAL: Our Sea

  Aleksander Kaczorowski

Cover Story

• Institutions and Ideology

  Frank Furedi

• Has the Separation of Powers Gotten Out of Fashion?

  Ivan Krastev

• Populism and Technocracy in Twenty-First-Century Europe

  Jan-Werner Müller

• How the Changes in Poland Are Changing Europe

  Marek Cichocki

• Institutions in Crisis

  Michael Žantovský

The Interview

• The Cacophony of Europe, the Cacophony of the World

  Maciej Nowicki

• Will Cameron’s Demands Make the EU Better?

  Brendan Simms & James Bartholomeusz

Politics

• Russia Out for a Fight—or Backed into a Corner?

  Václav Žák

• Looking Back at Seven Years of Barack Obama’s Foreign Policy

  Roman Joch

• Ukraine’s Reforms: Promises Still Unfulfilled

  Wojciech Konończuk

• Vacation Is Over

  Oana Popescu

• Between Skopje and Sofia

  Jan Muś

• The New Europe, or the Reinvention of Political Aesthetics

  Ulrike Guérot

Economy

• Enter the Dragon

  Michał Lubina

• The Ups and Downs of Polish Economy

  Witold Gadomski

• When the Party is Over

  Kerem Öktem

• Several (Politically Incorrect) Remarks on Europe’s Migration Crisis

  Vladislav Inozemtsev

• The Countries of Central and Eastern Europe as Takers of EU Economic Policy

  Krzysztof Jasiecki

• International Law and Order in Cyberspace—Cloud Computing and the Need to Revisit the Foundations of “Jurisdiction”

  Dan Jerker B Svantesson

• A Budapest-Warsaw Axis?

  Bogdan Góralczyk

Culture

• Was Bohumil Hrabal a Politically Engaged Writer?

  Aleksander Kaczorowski

• The Secrets of Jarosław Kaczyński

  Martin Ehl

• Szela, the Black Horse of Revolution

  Wojciech Stanislawski

• The Politics of Imagining “the Turk”

  Božidar Jezernik

• No Laughing Matter

  Benjamin Cunningham

• How Would Yakovlev Advise Putin Today on Ukraine and ISIS?

  Jiri Valenta with Leni Friedman Valenta

• Dead Philosophers: Joie de Mourir

  Aviezer Tucker