Jacek Purchla, Instead of a Preface
Marion Dönhoff, The Freedom Shock Eastern Europe. Between Hope and Concern
Jacek Woźniakowski, Is Greater Europe Possible?
Hans Henning Hahn, History and National Stereotypes
Andrzej Tomaszewski, Central Europe as a Cultural Area
Antoni Podraza, Historical Conditions of Cultural Progress in the Lands of the Old Polish Republic
Csaba G. Kiss, Hungary and Its Neighbours (Questions and Dilemmas)
Michał Jagiełło, Partnership for the Future. Remarks about Policy on Ethnic Minorities
Jan K. Ostrowski, The Heritage of the Old Polish Republic’s Historical Relics in Its Eastern Border Regions
Jacek Purchla, Management of Historical Cities and Market Forces. The Central European Experience
Stefan Muthesius, The Art of Silesia in the Light of German and Polish Art-Historical Research
Kazimierz Krzysztofek, Vernacular Cultures in the Face of Market Forces
Ákos Moravánszky, Magic Mountains – Constructing the Geography of Modernity
Andrzej Wajda, Culture at the Close of the 20th Century. An Attempt at Diagnosis
Jerzy Jedlicki, Can National Cultures Flourish in the Time of European Integration?
Bronius Genzelis, Changes in Stereotypes: Poles Our Enemies, Poles Our Friends
Gregory J. Ashworth, Heritage and Tourism: Managing the Resource Crisis
Erhard Busek, Europe since 1989: What Is the Future of Our Continent?
Mircea Martin, Europe from an Eastern Perspective. Some Notes on European Cultural Identity
Krzysztof Czyżewski, Kosovo: The Forgotten Art of the Fugue
Zdzisław Mach, Politics, Culture and Identity of the Polish People after 1989
Shimon Peres, From the World of Borders to the World of Horizons
Jeffrey C. Goldfarb, Anti-Ideology: Education and Politics as Democratic Practices
Władysław Stróżewski, Culture and Development
Adam Miłobędzki, The Protection of Monuments in Today’s World
Emil Brix, Central Europe Revisited
Biographical Notes