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  By the beginning of the 21st century, several variants of liberalism have developed. Neo-liberalism is often mentioned in discussions about economic policies, while social liberalism when it comes to…

The National Dog[1]   The national sentiment and thought that emerged in the eighteenth century and became pervasive by the nineteenth and twentieth centuries have occasionally manifested themselves in very…

The lost golden age of Hungary[1]   The expression “golden age” carries a variety of meanings. Originally, it was used in Greek mythology. The golden age was the era of…

The Hungarian Perspective[1] Ruler of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Franz Joseph I, aged 86, died on November 21, 1916 in Schönbrunn. He was buried on November 30. On December 30 Charles,…

The Habsburg Renewal Otto von Habsburg Otto von Habsburg was born in 1912[1] and died in 2011. His life embraced the full 20th-century as it is understood historically. And even…

Central Europe’s Cultural Heritage[1] Before anything is said about Central Europe, we have to clear up what we are talking about. The term “Central Europe” only went into widespread use…

A National Fable: The Case of the House of Árpád[1]   One of most significant intellectual phenomena in European history starting from the eighteenth century is the way evolving national…