Focusing on the concept of nationhood, this book examines the belief that linguistic communities have the right to self-determination and statehood. It delves into the historical and cultural factors that shape the relationship between cultural identity and political sovereignty, providing insights into how these ideas have evolved and influenced contemporary discussions on nationalism and governance.
East Central Europe After the Fall of Communism
This book explores the journey of six East Central European countries (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria) from the fall of the Berlin Wall to today, focusing on their disillusionment with the EU despite advancements. It covers contemporary issues like minorities and migration, aiming to educate a general audience on the region's geopolitics.