___

• Ash, T.G. (1990) We the People-The Revolution of 1989, London: Granta Books.
• Byrnes, T.A. (1997) "The Catholic Church and Poland's Return to Europe", East European Quarterly, 30(4), 433-448.
• CBOS, 1999/5, www.cbos.pl
• CBOS, 2001/4, www.cbos.pl
• CEC (Commission of the European Communities) (1973) European Community Study, Brussels: CEC.
• CEC (1991) Eurobarometer 36, Brussels: CEC.
• Checkel, J.T. (1999a) "Social Construction and Integration", Journal of European Public Policy, 6(4), 545-560.
• Checkel, J.T. (1999b) "(Regional) Norms and (Domestic) Social Mobilization: Citizenship Politics in Post-Maastricht, Post-Cold War Germany", Arena Working Papers 99/3, Oslo: University of Oslo.
• CSDF (Civil Society Development Foundation) (2000) Building Bridges: Phare and Civil Society Development in Central and Eastern Europe, Slovakia: CSDF.
• Davies, N. (1984) Heart of Europe: A Short History of Poland, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• Delanty, G. (1995) Inventing Europe: Idea, Identity, Reality, London: Macmillan.
• Dziubka, K. (1999) "Polish Society: Towards A New Sense of Political Community", in A. Koryushkin and G. Meyer (eds.), Communitarianism, Liberalism and the Quest for Democracy in Post-Communist Societies, Petersburg: St. Petersburg University Press, 207-228.
• Eberts, M.W. (1998) "The Roman Catholic Church and Democracy in Poland" in Europe-Asia Studies, 50(5), 817-842.
• Emerson, M. (1998) Redrawing the Map of Europe, London: Macmillan.
• Foret, F. and Schelesinger, P. (2003) "From Spirituality to Governance? Religion, Identity and the European Public Sphere" in www.arena.uio.no/cidel/WorkshopStirling/PaperSchlesingerAndForetpdf
• Fras, J. (1996) "Political Discourse as an Expression of the Polish Political Culture After 1989" in A.W. Jablonski and G. Meyer (eds.), The Political Culture of Poland in Transition, Wroclaw: University of Wroclaw Press, 151-163.
• Glenn, J. K. (2001) Framing Democracy: Civil Society and Civic Movements in Eastern Europe, Stanford: Stanford University Press.
• Grabowska, M. (1994) "The Church in Times of Change" in M. Alestalo et al. (eds.), The Transformation of Europe: Social Conditions and Consequences, Warsaw: Ifis Publishers, 253-266.
• Habermas, J. (1992) "Citizenship and National Identity: Some Reflections on the Future ofEtxrope", Praxis International, 12(1), 1-19.
• Habermas, J. (1994) "Citizenship and National Identity" in B. van Steenbergen (ed.), The Condition of Citizenship, London: Sage, 20-36.
• Heater, D. (1990) Citizenship: The Civic Ideal in World History, Politics and Education, London: Longman.
• Heater, D. (1992) The Idea of European Unity, Leicester: Leicester University Press.
• Hill, D. (2005) "EU: Scholars Ponder Religion's Role in the New Europe" in www.exorthodoxforchrist.com/religion and europe.htm
• Horvat, V., (2004) "Church in Democratic Transition between the State and Civil Society" in Religion in Eastern Europe, 24(2), 1-18.
• Karpinski, J. (1997) "In Poland, A Long-standing Tradition of Resistance" in Transition, 3(3), 14-19.
• Keane, J. (1992) "Questions for Europe", in B. Nelson et al (eds.), The Idea of Europe, Oxford: Berg, 55-61.
• Kennedy, M.D. and M. D. Simon (1983) "Church and Nation in Socialist Poland" in P. H. Merkl and N. Smart (eds.), Religion and Politics in the Modern World, New York: New York University Press, 121-151.
• Kostakopoulou, T. (2001) Citizenship, Identity and Immigration in the European Union, Manchester: Manchester University Press.
• Kozlowski, S.G. (1994) "Why Has Left Won in Poland", Polish Political Science, 24(1), 37-48.
• Kübik, J. (1994) The Power of Symbols Against the Symbols of Power: Cultural Roots of Solidarity, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Press.
• Kurczewska, J. and H. Bojar (1995) "A New Society? Reflections on Democracy and Pluralism in Poland" in C. G. Bryant and E. Mokrzycki (eds.), Democracy, Civil Society and Pluralism, Warsaw: Ifis Publishers, 143-203.
• Laffan, B. (1996) "The Politics of Identity and Political Order in Europe" in Journal of Common Market Studies 34(1), 81-102.
• Mallion, D. (2000) "European Society: Power to the People" in D. Gowland, B. O'Neill and R. Dunphy (eds.), The European Mosaic: Contemporary Politics, Economics and Culture, Essex: Pearson Education.
• Michael, J. (1991) "The Intellectual in Uncivil Society: Michnik, Poland, and Community" in Telos 88, 141-154.
• Millard, F. (1999b) Polish Politics and Society, London: Routledge.
• Miller, S.S. (1997) "Religion and Politics in Poland: The Abortion Issue" Canadian Slavonic Papers, 39(1-2): 63-87.
• Paradowska, J. (1991) "The Three Cards Game: An Interview with Adam Michnik", Telos 88, 95-103.
• Plewa, B.T. (1992) The Wheel of Polish Fortune, Lund: Lund University.
• Prizel, I. (1998) National Identity and Foreign Policy, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
• Reif, K. (1993) "Cultural Convergence and Cultural Diversity as Factors in European Identity" in S. Garcia (ed.), European identity and the Search for Legitimacy, London: Pinter and Royal Institute of International Affairs, 131-153.
• Roguska, B. (2001) "Perceptions of the Political Elite in the Context of Integration" in L. Kolarska-Bobinska (ed.), Before the Great Change-Polish Public Opinion and EU Enlargement, Warsaw: IP A, 143-155.
• Rose, R. (1996) What Is Europe? A Dynamic Perspective, London: HarperCollins.
• Shore, C. (2000) Building Europe, London: Routledge.
• Stadtmüller, E. (2000) "Polish Perceptions of the European Union in the 1990s" in Karl Cordell (ed.), Poland and the European Union, London: Routledge, 86-105.
• Stokes, G. (1993) The Walls Came Tumbling Down, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• Szcezepanski, J. (1987) "The Non-Political Elements of the Nation's Future" in Adam Broke (ed.), The Meaning and Uses of Polish History, New York: Columbia University Press, 169-177.
• Szcezepanski, J. (1991) "The Quest for New Identity" in Antoni Kuklinski (ed.), Poland -the Quest for New Identity and Competitive Advantage, Warsaw: Polish Association for the Club of Rome, 61-97.
• Szklarski, B. (1997) Semi-public Democracy: Articulation of Interests and Systemic Transformation, Warsaw: ISP.
• Taras, R. (1995) Consolidating Democracy in Poland, Oxford: Westview Press.
• Wade, L.L., P. Lavelle and A. J. Growth (1995) "Searching for Voting Patterns in Post-communist Poland's Sejm Elections" in Communist and Post-communist Studies, 28(4), 411-425.
• Waever, O. (1995) "Identity, Integration and Security", Journal of International Affairs 48(2), 389-431.
• Waever, O. (1996) "European Security Identities", Journal of Common Market Studies, 34(1), 103-130.
• Weiler, J.H.H. (1997a) "The Reformation of European Constitutionalism" Journal of Common Market Studies, 35(1), 97-131.
• Weiler, J.H.H. (1997b) "To Be A European Citizen-Eros and Civilization", Journal of European Public Policy 4(4), 495-519.
• Wehling, H. (1996) "A Historical and Regionalist Approach: National and Regional Dimensions of Polish Political Culture" in A. W. Jablonski and G. Meyer (eds.), The Political Culture of Poland in Transition, Wroclaw: University of Wroclaw Press, 53-65.
• Wilkerson, David. (1999) Poland Report, www.tscpulpitseries.org/english/undated/tspoland
• Wloch, B. (1996) "The Political Culture of Opposition: the Case of Solidarity in Wroclaw 1980/81" in A. W. Jablonski and G. Meyer (eds.), The Political Culture of Poland in Transition, Wroclaw: University of Wroclaw Press, 121-139.
• Wnuk-Lipinski, E (1994) "Fundamentalism Versus Pragmatism: Two responses To A Radical Social Change" in Matti Alestalo et al (eds.), The Transformation of Europe: Social Conditions and Consequences, Warsaw: Ifis Publishers, 154-164.