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Foundry of Swedish feminism | Eurozine
[ad_1] When women gained the right to vote in Sweden in 1919, a group of intellectuals – including Ada Nilsson (doctor), Honorine Hermelin (pedagogue and
Reflexive self-ethnography | Eurozine
[ad_1] In an anniversary issue looking back on three decades of art and cultural criticism, Austrian magazine springerin brings together companions of the magazine in
The resilient woman | Eurozine
[ad_1] I should like to begin with a poem. It is by the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa and is the first poem in his collection
Tariffs and Consumer Prices at High Frequency
[ad_1] The recent undershooting of consensus CPI and PPI has been taken to mean that tariffs have not yet had an impact on prices (e.g.,
Don’t want to shoot? Load ammo or cook
[ad_1] Though the US has not entirely abandoned the idea of brokering a deal between Russia and Ukraine, it has become clear that the White
Building a Pan-European Community–an interview with Voxeurop
[ad_1] Priyanka Hutschenreiter (PH): How did Voxeurop start? What is your history? Paul Salvanes (PS): Voxeurop’s predecessor started in the 2000s. The initial name was
Before Sunrise and the ultimate intimacy
[ad_1] If a charming stranger asked you to get off the train with them in a foreign city, would you? Let’s say this happened in the summer
Creating a creative, critical and participatory community–an interview with Gerador
[ad_1] Founded in 2014, Gerador houses a print and online magazine dedicated to creative journalism, produces inclusive cultural events in Portugal, and trains upcoming journalists
Connecting worlds–an interview with Krytyka Polityczna
[ad_1] Priyanka Hutschenreiter (PH): How is Krytyka Polityczna structured? What kinds of projects has Krytyka Polityczna historically worked on and what kinds of projects are