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As the largest and most strategically important country in Central-Eastern Europe, Poland's transformation from socialism to capitalism has brought with it immense political changes. This title analyses the changes to the country since 1989 in their historical and geopolitical framework.

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This book covers the intellectual and political life of Tadeusz Kowalik within the context of modern Polish history. Kowalik was part of a group of left-wing intellectuals, the Polish School; he participated in events such as the shipyard strikes in 1980 before becoming a vehement opponent of Poland's neoliberal transformation to capitalism.

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Argues for a rethinking of sexuality as a constellation, rather than substantive identity.

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Offers a reconfiguration of political reason from the perspective of the social performativity inherent in postfoundational theory.