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The great wokeism paradox | Eurozine
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, the term ‘wokeism’ has featured prominently in political, academic and media debates. Originally
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When human rights end | Eurozine
Marking the 50th anniversary of the formation of the first waves of Helsinki monitoring groups in Moscow, Ukraine and Lithuania,
The rabbit eaters | Eurozine
Soviet cities grew a thickening green belt of allotment gardens around them in the same decades that Americans spent millions
Destitute on both sides of the Dniestr
Under cover of darkness on the night of 23 February 1932, dozens of people moved slowly towards the eastern bank
How small states survive | Eurozine
At Davos in January, Canadian PM Mark Carney compared the state of the international rules-based order to communism in 1970s
A transatlantic far right? | Eurozine
Aro Velmet: You’ve talked about a variety of intellectual challenges to the liberal tradition in the United States. Who are
Havel in Davos | Eurozine
In Host (Czechia), Afghan-Czech journalist Fatima Rahimi discusses women’s football, Iran, and the co-opting of feminism. She calls out the
Ancient City Of Mohenjo-Daro Defied The Rules Of History And Rose To Success And Greater Equality
Jan Bartek – AncientPages.com – For many years, historians have believed that as small villages grew into cities, inequality increased.
Populism and motherhood in Belarus
In 1994, Alyaksandr Lukashenka came to power on an anti-corruption ticket. Yet his first election campaign also placed considerable emphasis