1. Introduction: 1989 and Beyond: the Future of Democracy

   • Elzbieta Matynia

   EditorialNotes 21 July 2009 Pages: 253 - 253

2. Twenty Years Later: A Call for Existential Revolution: Vaclav Havel in Conversation with Adam Michnik

   • Elzbieta Matynia

   Interview 21 July 2009 Pages: 255 - 262

3. 1989 and the Politics of Democratic Performativity

   • Elzbieta Matynia

   OriginalPaper 14 July 2009 Pages: 263 - 272

4. Democracy Through the Lens of 1989: Liberal Triumph or Radical Turn?

   • Paul Blokker

   OriginalPaper 24 July 2009 Pages: 273 - 290

5. 1989 and Post-Cold War Policymaking: Were the “Wrong” Lessons Learned from the Fall of Communism?

   • Barbara J. Falk

   OriginalPaper 24 July 2009 Pages: 291 - 313

6. Reconstructing the Role of the Working Class in Communist and Postcommunist Romania

   • Monica Ciobanu

   OriginalPaper 16 July 2009 Pages: 315 - 335

7. Democratization without Development: Benin 1989–2009

   • Thomas Bierschenk

   OriginalPaper 25 July 2009 Pages: 337 - 357

8. The Phantom of the Good Soldier Švejk in the Czech Army Accession to NATO (2001–2002)

   • Hana Cervinkova

   OriginalPaper 25 July 2009 Pages: 359 - 371

9. The Missing Democratic Revolution and Serbia's Anti-European Choice: 1989–2008

   • Anna Di Lellio

   OriginalPaper 07 July 2009 Pages: 373 - 384

10. Are the European Union’s New Boundaries like the Iron Curtain? 1989, Borders and Freedom of Movement in Poland and Ukraine

    • Karolina Szmagalska-Follis

    OriginalPaper 24 July 2009 Pages: 385 - 400

11. Prison and Democracy: Lessons Learned and Not Learned, from 1989 to 2009

    • Fran Buntman

    OriginalPaper 28 July 2009 Pages: 401 - 418