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By publishing analyses, interviews and commentaries by world-renowned professionals as well as Central European journalists and scholars, the Aspen Review quarterly presents current issues to the general public in the Aspenian way by adopting unusual approaches and unique viewpoints. About Aspen Review.

Issue - 03/2018

The Face of Europe

Europe has been changing. How many faces and what kind of faces does Europe have? Where the border of European wealth and political culture lies? Will we expect deeper integration of EU in the years to come? Get to know the real face(s) of Europe.

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Economy

Culture

Politics

  • Trade On/Off

    01/2019 - Current Issue

  • 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