The failure of forced Europeanization and the birth of defensive nationalist democracy in Estonia
The EU accession process over, writes Tonis Saarts, Estonia's rightwing party politics has found a new rallying cry: the threat of Russia. [ more ]
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born 1951 in Capetown, lives in Southafrica and ranks as lyricist, novelist and essayist one of the most important English langugage authors of his country. He has published numerous books, most recently: The Invisible Line (Photos and Text, with Ken Osterbroek, 2000); Sea-Mountain, Fire City: Living in Cape Town. Cape Town: Kwela Books 2001.
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