Boundaries and Landmarks: Right of Centre Thought Yesterday and Today. The Institute’s third book invites readers to discuss the development and principles of right of centre politics in Europe today. The collection looks at the challenges facing Europe, from geopolitical and economic trends to questions of cultural identity. The authors examine the evolution of the right, postcolonial experiences, transatlantic relations and the moral challenges of facing evil, and together stress the need to learn from the past for a difficult present. It is a book about the landmarks of thought, how they shift and why they matter in politics today.<\/p>\n
Authors: Edgaras Bol\u0161akovas, Justinas Dementavi\u010dius, Simona Merkinait\u0117, Federico Ottavio Reho, Dovydas Skarolskis, Teodoras \u017dukas.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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