Behind the green transition | Eurozine
We are in northern Argentina, near the Bolivian border, at an altitude of over 3000 metres. The sun shines brightly
EU enlargement: A new approach
In an ironic twist of history, Russia’s unprovoked war has brought Ukraine closer to European Union membership than ever before.
A history of unpopular protest
On 16 February this year, seven Just Stop Oil protesters were found guilty of peacefully blocking the distribution of oil
What is to be done when nothing is to be done?
What can you do when you think nothing can be done? This question, raised at a recent conference organized by
100 years of republicanism | Eurozine
On 29 October 1923, an assembly in Ankara proclaimed the formation of the Republic of Turkey and elected Mustafa Kemal
Grensene for europeisk pasifisme | Eurozine
Jürgen Habermas og Jaques Derrida, to av Europas største filosofer i moderne tid, publiserte i 2003 en felles artikkel som
The end of peace? | Eurozine
Any aftermath needs to be thought about beforehand. Questions need to be asked now about what we want after Russian
Travellers in a liminal world
The run-up to Poland’s bitterly fought election on 15 October generated a spate of anti-immigrant stories in pro-government media, with
Our human responsibility | Eurozine
‘When violence answers violence in a growing frenzy that makes the simple language of reason impossible, the role of the
Politicizing resource scarcity | Eurozine
Since the 1990s, water has been called the ‘oil of the twenty-first century’ or the ‘blue gold’ over which wars