Different from our previous practice, this double issue of Eszmélet is organised around not only one but three main topics: "Religion and leftism", "Capitalism for beginners" and the "Hatered and the psychology of genocide". The three thematic blocks follow each other in this order.
Table of contents
- Konrád György, Kósa Ferenc, Tőkei Ferenc, Kapitány Gábor : Marxism, politics and moral – roundtable discussion
- Jaen Adolfo Abascal : About the (apparently) inner conflict of the Roman Catholic Church (excerpts)
- Frei Betto : Christianity and Marxism
- Michael Löwy : Rome against the Wall Street?
- Rudolf J. Siebert : The future of religion: reconstruction of socialism or restoration of nationalism? (Excerpt)
- Sara Wilsky : Neofascism – threat or a temporary feature of disorientation crisis in the new Federal Republic
- The future of politically oriented art pieces in public space – Resolutions and minutes of the Budapest City Council on
- Balogh Sándor : Society and crime
- Christoph Butterwege : New German nationalism, great power chauvinism and revanchism
- Kapitány Ágnes, Kapitány Gábor : Belief and ethics in society
- Staub Ervin : Genocide and mass murder: cultural-social and psychological origins
- Szoboszlai György : Constitutional transformation in Hungary
- Vigvári András : Privatisation in Western and Central-Eastern Europe – some lessons
- Harald Werner : Psychological dimensions of the Gulf War
- Kapitány Gábor : Interview with György Bulányi
- Hoch Róbert : The economic liberalism and the danger of a right-shift
- A few ingenious methods to syphon off the profit of weaker economies
- Fascism
- Andor László : Hayek -today
- Kéri Elemér : The 100th anniversary of the birth of Antonio Gramsci
- Krausz Tamás : Stalin and historigraphy – thopughts on the bigraphy by Deutscher
