It Is What Makes The Reform Process

Common Foreign Policy Is Completely Unnecessary. The Various European Countries Have Widely Differing Priorities, Goals And Prejudices. It Would Be Wrong To Force Them All To Follow The Same Course.

Czech Republic Is An Important Part Of Central Europe. It's Clear That We Must Participate In European Integration. I Am Convinced That The Czech Republic - Or, In The Past, Czechoslovakia - Would Have Been One Of The Founding Members Of The Eu If It Hadn't Been For The Communist Takeover In 1948.

And Finally, There Is Another Danger: The Emergence Of Nonideological But Very Aggressive 'isms,' Which Are Really Quite New. Let Me At Least Name Them: We All Care About Human Rights, But I Am Afraid Of 'human Rightism.' We All Want To Have A Healthy Environment, But I See The Danger In Environmentalism. To Put It Politically Correctly, I Admire The Second Gender, But I Fear Feminism. We All Are Enriched By Other Cultures, But Not By Multiculturalism. I Am Aware Of The Importance Of Voluntary Associations, But I Fear Ngoism.

You Cannot Have Democratic Accountability In Anything Bigger Than A Nation State.

To Talk About Planning An Economic System Is To Talk In Old Terms, And I Find Myself Sometimes Having To Teach Westerners About What The Market Really Means.