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28.11.2008
Anatolij Podol's'kyi

A reluctant look back

Jews and the Holocaust in Ukraine

While Ukraine's official politics of remembrance omits Jewish heritage, private individuals and organizations are trying to integrate Jewish culture and history into Ukrainian identity. This process demands the recognition of Ukrainians' share of responsibility for the Shoah. [ more ]

27.11.2008
Delphine Bechtel, Michael Brenner, Frank Golczewski, Francois Guesnet, Rachel Heuberger, Cilly Kugelmann, Anna Lipphardt

Remembrance as balancing act

27.11.2008
Micha Brumlik

From obscurantism to holiness

27.11.2008
Katrin Steffen

Disputed memory

27.11.2008
Vytautas Toleikis

Repress, reassess, remember


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Est-ce le chemin? Comment appréhender l'émigration dans l'ère de globalisation


Saskia Sassen

Au fur et à mesure que l'Europe fortifie ses frontières, les fermant de plus en plus à l'entrée des émigrants, le trafic illégal de personnes devient encore plus fréquent. En criminalisant l'émigration, l'Europe tourne le dos à un problème moral sérieux, finit par affliger plus profondément ceux qui, désespérés, fuient leur pays et contribue en même temps à augmenter les profits énormes des trafiquants qui salissent les mains dans cette activité. Le texte present s'interroge sur le prix que l'Europe est prête à payer pour ces politiques, qui relèvent de la cécité et de l'insupportable.


 



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