286--287 Eternal Sicily in the Modern Age

270–271 Karl Polanyi and capitalism

284–285 Prince Oleg of Kiev – the epic hero

282–283 International relations - theories and approaches

280–281 Gnostics and the Bible

278–279 Leviathan of Thomas Hobbes

276–277 Nikolai Fedorov – resurrection and cosmos

274–275 Blaise Pascal – the last believer

272–273 Are there philosophers in Russia?

268-269 Did the Black Death delay the Renaissance?

266–267 Herodotus – the father of history

264–265 Iran between Islam and the West

263–264 The borders of Iraq

260–261 The birth of Middle East

258–259 German Romanticism

256–257 Russia’s Greek project

254–255 When Russia became part of Europe

252–253 Jesuits in China

250–251 Goya, Spain, and modern art

248—249 Franciscans and Dominicans