Aspen Review Cafés

The Aspen Review Café series was organized as a side event accompanying the publication of Aspen Review. Within these public debates we used to give our readers as well as other guests an opportunity to discuss the current topics with renowned experts and authors.

The main goal was to familiarize the audience with the topic that overarched cover stories of the latest Aspen Review issue and enable them to confront journalists, academicians or historians who expressed their views on the ongoing political, economic or cultural challenges of the Central European region. The last Aspen Review Café event was held in Warsaw on October 22, 2018.

Aspen Review Café: The Face of Europe

The public debate regarding the new issue of Aspen Review: The Face of Europe in Warsaw on October 22, 2018.
Aspen Review Café: Beyond the Human

Aspen Review Café moved to Budapest! The debate focused on very actual questions on AI, human-machines interaction and future of work.
Aspen Review Café: Empowering Women

Second debate of Aspen Review Café, this time on Empowering Women, discussing role and perception of women in Central Europe.
Slovakia and Central Europe in the Digital Era

Aspen Review Café debates are moving out of Prague! We have started in Bratislava discussing digitalization and future of work.
Future of Work – Aspen Review Café

As a part of Future Port Prague on September 7, 2017 Aspen Instituce Central Europe organized one of the Aspen Review Café series, a side event accompanying the publication of the Aspen Review quarterly.
Youth Becoming Protest Voters – Aspen Review Café

The Aspen Review Café series, this time focused on the topic of the extremism of the young. Oľga Gyárfášová and Michal Vašečka, two guests, took part in the discussion on May 24, 2017 at Brno.
Media as Business debate at Forum Media

As part of the 18th annual Forum Media conference, Aspen Review co-organizes a panel discussion on the Media as Business.
Aspen Review Café: "We don't want to tear down Europe"

Should the V4 countries be perceived as “Barbarians of Central Europe”?
Institutions in Crisis: We need more responsible leaders

Public debate Aspen Review Café about the current state of democratic institutions.
Aspen Review Café: City & Creative Industries

Read a short report from a public debate focused on creative economy and placemaking.
Aspen Review Café: Germany and the EU: Who benefits?

The Aspen Review Café series was launched at a debate about the role of Germany within the EU.
Libraries in Digital Age | Aspen Review Café

Come and discuss with us the role of libraries in the 21st century!

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Aspen Review Café: The Face of Europe

Aspen Review Café: Beyond the Human

Aspen Review Café: Empowering Women

Slovakia and Central Europe in the Digital Era

Future of Work – Aspen Review Café

Youth Becoming Protest Voters – Aspen Review Café

Media as Business debate at Forum Media

Aspen Review Café: "We don't want to tear down Europe"

Institutions in Crisis: We need more responsible leaders

Aspen Review Café: City & Creative Industries

Aspen Review Café: Germany and the EU: Who benefits?

Libraries in Digital Age | Aspen Review Café

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