In the spirit of the times and against the grain
[ad_1] ‘In the spirit of the times and against the grain’: with the title of his introductory essay to Osteuropa’s centenary issue, the journal’s longtime
Far-right foreign policy in the age of MAGA 2.0
[ad_1] Historians of ideas have in recent years been attempting to understand neoliberalism as a political ideology, from its beginnings in the early 1940s through
To have a body | Eurozine
[ad_1] Does Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology have anything to offer in a time of ‘democratic, social, economic and environmental instability’? Guillaume Le Blanc, the editor of
How the Helsinki Final Act changed my life
[ad_1] I remember exactly what I was doing on the morning of 21 August 1968, when Russian tanks invaded Czechoslovakia. I was eleven years old,
There’s something in the water
[ad_1] Groundwater supplies 65 % of the drinking water used in the EU. Europe has a great average performance when it comes to water infrastructures,
Class struggle is real | Eurozine
[ad_1] All people are intellectuals but not everyone in society is given the role of intellectual Antonio Gramsci Chaussée Ménilmontant barricade, Paris Commune, 18 March
Silence | Eurozine
[ad_1] ‘I want to come to you and be silent for a minute or two.’ In the fourth of Hugues C. Pernath’s index poems from
Hard-bodied heroes | Eurozine
[ad_1] In its latest issue, Flemish–Belgian journal rekto:verso delves into the politics and aesthetics of fitness. From strength training and bodybuilding to pole dancing and
Fragmented Middle East | Eurozine
[ad_1] Belgian journal La Revue nouvelle offers insights into the conflicts in Middle East. ‘Neutrality is neither possible nor desirable’, says the journal, but we
A runner, me? | Eurozine
[ad_1] My own body had begun to interest me in a new way… Those infamous doses of endorphins would surge through my limbs… This, finally,