Popular culture in flux | Eurozine
Opening a dossier in Varlık on ‘Popular culture in flux’, Mutlu Binark’ offers an overview of the hegemony of North
Profiting from destruction and reconstruction
Right now, the dominant narrative of those that occupy political and economic power-centres, and those whose careers and lives are
Get it off your chest
At times coy, at others demonstrative, the male body seemingly has its autonomy covered. Identifying as male comes with certain
No pain, no gain | Eurozine
Two years ago, my body gave out. ‘Burnout’, said the doctor, as he carefully wrote out a note ordering me
Serbia’s awakening | Eurozine
Six months after the collapse of a concrete awning at the railway station in Novi Sad, Serbia is in the
Leeching off personal stories | Eurozine
In the early morning of 25 April 1959, about ten masked men wearing white gloves entered the Pearl River County
A war on its own people
In early April 2021 the Belarusian author Victor Martinovich wrote an article for the news portal Budzma, in which he
The students who inspired a nation
For those not too familiar with the internal affairs of Serbia, let me introduce two key players from today’s conversation:
Migration and citizenship in the twenty-first century
Tonight, I would like to talk to you about migration and identity. Perhaps the best way to start the conversation
Foundry of Swedish feminism | Eurozine
When women gained the right to vote in Sweden in 1919, a group of intellectuals – including Ada Nilsson (doctor),