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N. 2 – Autumn 1988

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Front page
What Does it Mean to be German?
Richard von Weizsäcker
Moving targets
Reckoning with the Past
A conversation with Emmanuel Le Roy-Ladurie
Two States, two Histories?
A conversation with Rudolf von Thadden
Fuel to the fire
Across the Elbe: the Gamble of Devolution
Josef Joffe
Across the Rhine: Roses and Young Women
Anne-Marie Le Gloannec
Journal à plusieurs voix
Yugoslavia, our Dangerous Backyard
The Yugoslavist Idea
François Fejtö
From Authoritarian Magic to Humble Politics
Stevan K. Pavlowitch
The Kosovo Crisis
Kosta Christitch
The Army, Mirror of Society
Joseph Krulic
De-balkanizing the Balkans
Victor Meier
The polyglot’s shelf
A section of book reviews
Silvio Fagiolo – La Russia di Gorbaciov – (G. Sacco)
Margharita Mathiopoulos – Das Experiment des Fortschritts – (W. Weidenfeld)

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Many authors have contributed to the success of the Journal. Among them:

Pino Arlacchi, Samuel Brittan, Cornelius Castoriadis, Philip G. Cerny, George Corm, Ralf Dahrendorf, Etienne Davignon, Jean-Luc Domenach, François Fejtö, Joachim Fest, Pierre Hassner, Peter Hebblethwaite, Roy Jenkins, Josef Joffe, Arrigo Levi, Edward Luttwak, Stevan K. Pavlowitch, Jaques Rupnik, Ghassan Salamé, Alexander Smolar, Michael Stürmer, Marie-France Toinet, Rudolf von Thadden, Richard von Weizsäcker