Visegrad Turns Ten

Abstract

Eleven years after its formal creation and eight years after its apparent demise, Visegnid is back. Persisting charges of"dilettantism" notwithstanding, 1 leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary have recently engaged in a flurry of activity self-consciously recommitting their countries to the regional initiative embraced by their predecessors at the outset of the postcommunist era.