Carbs and culture | Eurozine
If we define culture as a set of values and practices around which communities identify and cohere, then few things are more cultural than food.
It’s about time | Eurozine
Most European clocks are out of tune with natural time since the Second World War, when countries like Spain chose Central European Time (CET) to
The biology of gut feelings
Imagine you go to buy a new winter jacket. You’re on a budget and have already made a few decisions from an online search: the
Taking water for granted | Eurozine
Oana Filip: How did your academic interest in water develop? Liviu Chelcea: I started becoming interested in water supply systems when I was doing research
Wars of de-civilization | Eurozine
On 7 October 2023 an Islamist organization committed a mass crime that it glorified as an act of resistance. The response was a scorched-earth campaign
Can we decommercialize housing? | Eurozine
Across European cities, real estate markets are riddled with speculation, and this makes affordable living harder and harder to attain. Between 2021 and 2022, residential
Women under the banner of friendship
The concept of friendship played an important role in the creation of a new world order amidst post-WWII reconstruction efforts. In countries such as Hungary,
A small World War | Eurozine
By the end of September 2023, the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno Karabakh had quickly faded from the attention of the world’s media. The
Sudden entrepreneurs | Eurozine
When the sclerotic political and economic system of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) collapsed in November 1989 after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the
Who will pay for the truth?
Eastern European Independent Journalist Fund An urgent lifeline for journalists from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus Eurozine News Item The pace of media consumption has accelerated