International Workshop organised by the Department of History, University of Warsaw and the Department of Public History, FernUniversität in Hagen
Often framed within the triumphalist narrative, most prominently articulated in the “end of history” concept (Fukuyama, 1989), transformations that reshaped the socialist states in Europe in the late twentieth century are most often narrated through the teleological frameworks of “transition,” “return to Europe,” and “catching up” to a normative model of political and economic modernity.
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