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Innovation has become a buzzword, offering solutions of the complex issues of contemporary world and means of adaptation to the rapidly changing reality.

Issue - 03/2016

Narrative of Innovation

Cover Story

The Interview

Politics

Economy

Culture

  • Can Art Change Society?

    02/2021 - Current Issue

  • Will Women Change (Eastern) Europe?

    01/2021

  • COVID-19 vs Civil Society

    03/2020

  • Climate Change and Central Europe

    02/2020

  • Heart of Europe on the Periphery

    01/2020

  • The Powerless Are Tired: 1989–2019

    04/2019

  • Saving Europe?

    03/2019

  • Citizenshop

    02/2019

  • Trade On/Off

    01/2019

  • Energy for the Future

    04/2018

  • The Face of Europe

    03/2018

  • Beyond the Human

    02/2018

  • Freedom for Nations

    01/2018

  • Women In Power

    04/2017

  • The Way We Will Work

    03/2017

  • Generation Lost & Found

    02/2017

  • Losing Trust in Media

    01/2017

  • Silk Road to Europe

    04/2016

  • Narrative of Innovation

    03/2016

  • Barbarians of Central Europe?

    02/2016

  • Institutions In Crisis

    01/2016

  • Creative Industries

    04/2015

  • Education: Thinking and Skills

    03/2015

  • State vs. Economy

    02/2015

  • Left is Back

    01/2015

  • Digital Agenda

    04/2014

  • The Rise of Illiberalism

    03/2014

  • Central Europe Re-enters History

    02/2014

  • Breakup of Europe

    01/2014

  • The End of Bipolarity

    04/2013

  • Can Europe Ever Be a Superpower

    03/2013

  • Creative Cities

    02/2013

  • Renationalisation

    01/2013

  • Are We Safe?

    02/2012

  • Stronger Germany In Weaker Europe

    01/2012