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In this section, we first deal with publications that initially determined the perspective of EuroDialogue, because we are convinced they are still valid and up-to-date - some of them even more so than in the past. We supplement them with two studies included in a book published by the East-Central European Institute: Jerzy Kloczowski's L'Europe du Centre-Est dans l'espace europeenne entre l'Ouest et l'Est and Bronislaw Geremek's Contre l'elargoscepticisme. L'elargissement de l'UE et ses adversaires. In addition, we include an up-to-date article by Stefan Wilanowicz The Future of Europe - The Fifth Scenario, the European Declaration (2003) and the European Declaration of Christians, Jews and Muslims (2003). Because people are always most important we also add the French translation of the Small Catechism of a European. Translation into English: Tomasz Lem
Jacques Delors, Europe and Culture politician, former general secretary of the European Comission. Federico Mayor, Europe and Culture writer and poet,former Director-General of the UNESCO. Vaclav Havel, Address delivered at Harvard University, June 8, 1995. writer and political journalist, president of the Czech Republic (1989-1992 and 1993-2003). Walentin Nikitin, Russia, Culture, Europe political journalist, professor of the Orthodox University in Moscow. Yehudi Menuhin, Culture and Peace musician.
Norman Davies, Discussion, Interviews political journalist, historian, professor emeritus of London University.
Chantal Millon-Delsol, Discussion, Interviews professor of political philosophy of the European University in Paris.
Tadeusz Mazowiecki, Discussion, Interviews Publicist, Catholic activist, politician. Negotiator of the agreements between "Solidarity" and the communist government in 1980. Participant of the Round Table talks in 1988. Founder of the Democratic Union party (now Liberty Union) and its chairman until 1995. In 1989-1991 the Prime Minister of the first non-communist government in the Central-Eastern Europe. In 1992-1995 a special rapporteur of the United Nations Committee of Human Rights in Bosnia-Hercegovina.
Stefan Wilkanowicz, The future of Europe - The Fifth Scenario European Declaration, 13.08. 2003 European Declaration of Christians, Jews and Muslims Only French version
Joanna Bochenska - Candidate for a doctor's degree on Jagiellonian University.
The conversation with Joanna Bochanska - a summary: Her mother is Tartar, father was Polish, husband is Kurd. She studied in Moscow. Now her work concerns on Turkish affairs of the state. Being involved in many cultures is not only a problem. Problem because of time needed to care of roots. It is also a great value. Use of different languages opens mind to other cultures. Traditions from a few countries help to understand that West needs more patient, humility and acts of disagreement. Eastern countries are looking for an achievement of successful conversation and agreement. To make a dialog with Turkish West needs to support those people who are open-minded and ready to talk on some common base. West also has to trust on them. Meeting of cultures can be a success when you care about it. Grzegorz Babinski, Ethnicity: a Value and a Threat Tomasz Poniklo, Bridges of trust and understanding
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