Europe's global political situation is changing as fundamentally today
as it did ten centuries ago.

The great powers have not only been thinking about a new arrangement of this space but have already been planning
for it to some extent, of course, to suit their own interests.
The renowned authors reflect on the prospects of potential closer cooperation among Central European nations from the perspective
of their populations, which, while preserving the sovereignty
of the participating states, would enable effective cooperation
in defending common values and vital interests in the fields of security, infrastructure, and national economy. The example of Adalbert
of Slavník, whose life and work stand behind cultural and state-law traditions of the Visegrad countries, serves as a common source
of inspiration.

The work is published in two language versions - Czech and English.