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),
Reflexive self-ethnography | Eurozine
In an anniversary issue looking back on three decades of art and cultural criticism, Austrian magazine springerin brings together companions
The resilient woman | Eurozine
I should like to begin with a poem. It is by the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa and is the first
Don’t want to shoot? Load ammo or cook
Though the US has not entirely abandoned the idea of brokering a deal between Russia and Ukraine, it has become
Building a Pan-European Community–an interview with Voxeurop
Priyanka Hutschenreiter (PH): How did Voxeurop start? What is your history? Paul Salvanes (PS): Voxeurop’s predecessor started in the 2000s.