• FOREWORD

  Radek Špicar

• EDITORIAL: What Is Sovereignty

  Aleksander Kaczorowski

Cover Story

• The Political Logics of Disintegration: the Habsburg Experience

  Timothy Snyder

• Hungary: the Fidesz Project

  György Schöpflin

• “Svoboda”, Ukraine, and the West

  Alexander J. Motyl

• Federalization—The Path to Demise

  Tomáš Zahradníček

• How Britain Could Leave the EU

  Charles Grant

The Interview

• Nobody Likes Wall Street any More

  Maciej Nowicki

• US-Europe Relations After the Obama Victory

  Kenneth R. Weinstein

Politics

• Democracy as Self-Correction

  Ivan Krastev

• The Berlusconi’s Legacy

  Maciej Nowicki

• Bulgarian Populism: Premodern, Postmodern

  Ivaylo Ditchev

• Do Not (Always) Fear When Democracy Takes to the Streets

  Oana Popescu

• Egypt—The Cradle of Islamism

  Tomáš Raděj

• Burma Enters the World Stage

  Bogdan Góralczyk

• Europe as Seen from Outer Space

  Jakub Wiśniewski

Economy

• Shale Gas Frustration

  Grzegorz Pytel

• The Baltic States and the Euro: Protection from the Global Crisis (and Russia)

  Martin Ehl

• Austria: Not Exactly a Miracle

  Vladimir Gligorov

• The Korean Leap into the Future

  Edwin Bendyk

• The European Identity and Artificial Processes

  Jan Macháček

Culture

• I Was Born in the U.S.S.R.

  Marius Ivaškevičius

• Bohemian Rhapsodies and Prague Winter

  Michael Žantovský

• The Wind from the South East

  Paweł Marczewski

• A Failed Putin

  Filip Memches

• A Song About Orbán

  Bogdan Góralczyk

• Kohl—the Life of a Political Giant

  Robert Schuster