Simona Merkinaite / What 1989 can (and cannot) teach us
sO56.Sj2021-02-09T10:57:54+02:00When viewed as the breaking point of conformity, 1989 contains [...]
Simona Merkinaite / Historian A. Nikžentaitis: “There is a lot of unreasonable euphoria in Lithuania about the collapse of the Soviet Union”
sO56.Sj2021-02-08T14:40:40+02:00Regarding the transition period in Lithuania, a myth has emerged [...]
Simona Merkinaite / Nerija Putinaitė: “In the Soviet era, national elements were used as a substitute for faith”
sO56.Sj2021-01-09T12:11:55+02:00The phrase “Ringing Clay” from the title of the book [...]
Transition in Lithuania: rethinking the narrative at Nyla podcast
sO56.Sj2020-04-23T13:03:16+03:00On the March 11, hundreds of Lithuanians went to the [...]
Simona Merkinaitė / Democracies in Revolt. Rethinking 1989 and the Future of Democracy
sO56.Sj2020-03-23T08:25:18+02:00The history of 1989 shows that acts of civil disobedience [...]
The struggle over 1989
sO56.Sj2019-11-25T11:25:49+02:00The rise and contestation of eastern European populismBogdan IacobJames MarkTobias [...]
Povilas Andrius Stepavičius / In Search of the Middle Way
sO56.Sj2019-03-18T13:30:04+02:00We live in a very fast and rapidly changing world. [...]
Manvydas Džiaugys/ Modern Lithuania and Utopian Thinking
sO56.Sj2021-10-20T17:35:51+03:00It seems barely credible that at the beginning of the [...]
Aurimas Švedas / A few thoughts on the discussion with Thomas Hylland Eriksen
sO56.Sj2018-11-18T12:54:09+02:00On 8 November 2018, at the National Library of Martynas [...]
It is important to honour people promoting equality and diversity in Lithuania
sO56.Sj2018-05-02T07:29:12+03:00On March 22, the ceremony of the National Equality and [...]
Rosita Garškaitė / Integration of Muslims in Lithuania and Europe
sO56.Sj2018-04-30T14:07:12+03:00The community of Muslims in Lithuania is not numerous: believers [...]
