Unmasking hate | Eurozine
The public discourse on Palestine and Israel has grown extremely tense all across Europe, and tinted with local political tropes.
Dangerous dreams | Eurozine
In its winter issue, New Humanist examines the questionable ideologies of wealthy tech-industry patrons. While organizations like Elon Musk’s Neuralink
Excitement over ‘rare’ elements | Eurozine
The Institute for Human Sciences’ (IWM) rector interviewed the author of Rare Earth Frontiers: From terrestrial subsoils to lunar landscapes
A dead-end scramble? | Eurozine
Cerium, praseodymium, scandium – silvery, malleable, flammable, exhilaratingly versatile. Listening back to Julie Klinger, author of Rare Earth Frontiers, in
Something other than blood | Eurozine
How do I write above the clouds my kin’s will? And my kin / leave time behind …, and my
Ethnonationalism in a multipolar world
The last three hundred years represent a unique historical eccentricity. For the first and probably the last time in human
Muslim voices in Europe | Eurozine
In the Western European imagination, Muslims are often conceived as some foreign body from Europe. This couldn’t be further from
Capitalism’s nervous breakdown | Eurozine
The following interview took place at the Vienna Humanities Festival 2024 between Gavrilova, the festival’s co-founder, and Azmanova, the multiple
Why are books so boring now?
If the figures are to be believed, there has never been a better time to be a publisher. In 2022,
Postcolonial laboratories | Eurozine
I was at a Holiday Inn just off a Los Angeles highway when the Gulf War started. We were on