The Conference on “Civil Society,” sponsored by the Department of Philosophy and Sociology of the University of Warsaw, held at Rynia, Poland, October 6–8, 1987 [Book Review]

The Owl of Minerva 19 (2):218-220 (1988)
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The conference was originally to have run from Monday the 5th through midday on Saturday the 10th of October and to have included some twenty-three or more papers. But several of the announced participants did not appear. Among these was Shlomo Avineri, who was to have been special guest of honor and opening speaker, but who was prevented from participating, it was announced, by an imminent strike at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In actuality there were sixteen papers and twenty-three participants in all. Because of the reduced number of papers it was decided on the 5th that we would meet formally beginning the next day and continue through Thursday the 8th, with Friday the 9th free and a possible general discussion on the morning of the 10th.

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