The traps of de-modernization | Eurozine
[ad_1] Nostalgia appears to be a defining trait of our times. It emanates from virtually everywhere: popular culture, fashion, art, even politics are shrouded in
The values of us all
[ad_1] Being half-Jewish and half-Palestinian has one undoubted benefit: it teaches a young girl that peace is not a pipe dream and that any marriage,
Water: From scarcity to equity
[ad_1] Conventional market-led solutions to water scarcity in the Arab Mediterranean, above all mega projects such as dams, have tended to support state agendas and
Breaking bread: Food and water systems under pressure
[ad_1] Photo by Membeth via Wikimedia Commons As the end of abundance becomes an everyday experience in Europe, we are thinking more closely about how
Syphillis soaring across Europe | Eurozine
[ad_1] Sexually transmitted infections have been a defining feature of the entire history of human civilization. We have seen skeletons bearing syphilis marks, classical literature
Children of the twenty-first century
[ad_1] ‘Although the future belongs to the young, future thinking … is more the domain of older people,’ wrote Andrzej Siciński. The sociologist’s provocative statement
Futile words and tangible events
[ad_1] I would be lying if I said the war had disturbed my habits. It is tempting enough to pretend it turned a timid art
Fåfänga ord och triviala handlingar
[ad_1] Jag skulle ljuga om jag sa att kriget har ödelagt mina vanor. Precis som det är frestande att säga att allt förändrades över en
Who represents farmers? | Eurozine
[ad_1] The closer we get to the European parliamentary elections in June 2024, the harder politicians are jostling to win votes. There is one constituency
Whom to trust | Eurozine
[ad_1] Political fragmentation is constantly rising. We experience less and less of a shared reality across society. Some people are afraid of migrants – others