Measuring the mobile body | Eurozine
[ad_1] Europe’s high-tech arsenal of border technologies is often narrated as a futuristic tale of light, speed and computing power. Identification systems such as the
Europe poops in its own nest
[ad_1] The universal experience of excretion has been with us for millennia, yet the topic is considered taboo in many cultures. Though some people
Universalism in dark times | Eurozine
[ad_1] On 20 March, at the opening ceremony for the annual Leipzig Book Fair, the 2024 Leipzig Book Prize for European Understanding was awarded to
The right policy for the wrong reasons
[ad_1] Since the collapse of socialism, demographic change has emerged as one of the biggest Rashomons of contemporary societies, especially in Central and Eastern Europe
Asylum seekers are not criminals
[ad_1] Since when was it right to round up people to push through on an inhumane political drive? Now that the suspect Rwanda bill has
Baltic-German queer | Eurozine
[ad_1] Decadent, transgressive, colonial, queer – these are just some of the adjectives one could use to describe late nineteenth century Baltic-German literature. Vikerkaar’s latest
The shameful legacy of the Bolloré empire
[ad_1] ‘When so many newspapers lean to the left, don’t we have the right to have one on the centre-right?’ In an appearance on the
Landfills on sale | Eurozine
[ad_1] Approximately 80 billion pieces of clothing are consumed every year, with almost 85% of that amount ending up in landfills annually. This impacts the
Student anger and the responsibility of universities
[ad_1] On the 26 January, the United Nations’ highest court in The Hague, the International Court of Justice, found it plausible that Israel’s violence in
Restitution of imperial plunder | Eurozine
[ad_1] Human life and existence are inherently inter and transgenerational, transcending spatial boundaries. They are rooted in relationships of care and dialogues that defy the