Have libraries undermined themselves? | Eurozine
Since record keeping was invented, libraries and archives have been a crucial technology for human civilization. In the ancient Babylonian
Uncaging the Canary Islands | Eurozine
The Atlantic route to the Canary Islands, one of the world’s deadliest migration paths, has seen a dramatic surge in
Survival guide to a dying industry
I am stepping down as editor-in-chief of Eurozine a title I have worn proudly since 2018 as we weathered many
Coping with the imperial presidency
In my local diner the other day, two college students were sitting next to me talking about the 2028 presidential
Spain’s forever memory wars | Eurozine
At the end of 2024, the Spanish government announced its intention to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the death of
Muzzled music | Eurozine
‘Despite its universality, music is being silenced globally’, writes Index on Censorship’s editor-in-chief Sarah Dawood in her introduction to the
Garbage in, garbage out | Eurozine
Waste management is the single most important civilizational function. The second we stop treating garbage and sewage, the cholera timer
Trust, bordering and necro-racism | Eurozine
In Soundings, Nira Yuval-Davis discusses how the bases of social trust have been eroded during the neoliberal era, which has also
The voice that carries | Eurozine
On 29 March, hundreds of thousands gathered at Istanbul’s Maltepe beach area – some even say it was 2.2 million.
Liminal border situation | Eurozine
I recall my visits to Podlasie, a region on the Polish border with Belarus – the border which divides extraordinary,