The future of nationalism Part 1 Michael Mandelbaum Date of publication: September 18, 2000 Michael Mandelbaum is a professor of American foreign policy at the Graduate School of International Studies at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, a renowned expert on US foreign policy, Eastern Europe, Russia and the CIS, and the author and editor of a number of studies on international politics, nationalism and development in post-communist countries.

Hooligans, surgeons, or UNIVERSAL secondary education? Alexandra Veselova Date of publication: September 18, 2000 The professor at the department is preparing not specialists, but educated people. From a letter from A.N. Veselovsky to E.A. Gin Why do our children go to school? More precisely, why do we send them there? First of all, of course, so that they do not behave hooliganly on the streets. However, they will still be hooligans, and we know this very well.

Magazine reading: issue eight Inna Bulkina Date of publication: September 18, 2000 On the intricate website of the New Literary Review , where the magazine "Emergency Reserve" is found, the menu looks like a set of masked characters with permanent roles: "Philosopher", "Artist", "Journalist", "Social Lion", etc. Accordingly, all materials posted on the UFO website receive a “mask”. “Masks” are not attached to authors (more precisely, authors to “masks”), they are “issued” after the fact.

Russian Magazine / Net-culture / Seine www.russ.ru/netcult/nevod/20000918.html Seine: issue 95 Nastic Gryzunova Date of publication: September 18, 2000 Review of current online events and publications How they sell in Chisinau Once again we are informed that Moldova is selling its .md domain zone. The history of the .md zone is mysterious. The fact of its sale has been presented as fresh news for at least the last year. It has been on sale for two years now.

SSSE, or Being There Ilya Lepikhov Date of publication: September 18, 2000 The historical dispute between capitalism and socialism ended in the victory of the latter. Incomplete, inconclusive, and yet... In Germany, in the USA, even in Great Britain, a bastion of tradition and common sense, regimes have been in power for several years now that can be called whatever you like: market - perhaps, tolerant - to to a certain extent, but capitalist - excuse me.

Jean-Luc Godard was killed But his cinema is immortal Andrei Madison Date of publication: September 18, 2000 Preface 2000 I’ll start from afar, or more precisely, from the side: with throwing in text from behind the sideline. This was in the year either 71 or 72; I was still living, naturally, in Tallinn. And in the summer, during university holidays, I used to visit the public library named after. F.R.

Centenary of Giedroyc Vitaly Portnikov Date of publication: September 18, 2000 Last Thursday, 94-year-old Jerzy Giedroyc, editor-in-chief of the largest post-war newspaper of Polish emigration, Kultura , founder of the famous Literary Institute, publisher of Witold Gombrowicz, Czeslaw Miłosz, Gustaw Gerling-Grudziński, “director” of post-war Polish literature, brilliant, died in Maison-Laffite near Paris.

I would like to start with the unpleasant, but the book was published simply ugly. An unprecedented number of typos, a “raw” translation, disagreement in writing the names and names of the works, the mysterious disappearance of the bibliography, to which there are links in the text. The reader, faced with a fair amount of unfamiliar names, will certainly visit the lack of scientific comment. The explanations and phrases like "Fortune, the goddess-suck unpredictability" require.

Romantic memorial to September '80 (and capital "S") Dmitry Petrov Date of publication: September 18, 2000 “A tough guy with a rod” is how Western journalists dubbed this one-year-old baby. And, of course, he deserved it. And not at all because he appeared before the world as a really big toddler. And not even because he holds such a hefty twig in his hands. And not even because he is wearing a T-shirt with the inscription Solidarnosc .