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04.07.2008
Rámon Grosfoguel

Transmodernity, border thinking, and global coloniality

Decolonizing political economy and postcolonial studies

Postmodernism as an epistemological project still reproduces a particular form of coloniality. A decolonial perspective requires a broader canon of thought that would require taking seriously the epistemic insights of critical thinkers from the global South. [ more ]

03.07.2008
Tomas Kavaliauskas

The non-efficient citizen

01.07.2008
Eurozine News Item

New partner: Res Publica Nowa

30.06.2008
Richard Rorty

Democracy and philosophy

27.06.2008
Ivaylo Ditchev

Mobile citizenship?


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04.07.2008

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03.07.2008

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24.06.2008
Eurozine Review

We, the President

"Le Monde diplomatique" (Berlin) enjoys the view from Slovenia's presidential balcony; "Krytyka" debates genocide; "Osteuropa" compiles a green book on eastern Europe; "Vikerkaar" revisits the Bronze Soldier debate; "Merkur" is wary of the Left's use of opinion polls; "Roots" poses the Macedonian question; "L'Homme" thematizes caring and fighting women; and "Esprit" watches the world in a hurry.

03.06.2008
Eurozine Review

Olympic indifference

20.05.2008
Eurozine Review

Misunderstanding '68

29.04.2008
Eurozine Review

The centre is everywhere

15.04.2008
Eurozine Review

A mother since birth?


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New partner: Res Publica Nowa

Warsaw-based journal "Res Publica Nowa" joins the Eurozine network. [more]

01.07.2008


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Index on Censorship wins Amnesty award

Index on Censorship has won the prize for best periodical in the 17th Amnesty International UK Media Awards. Articles from the recent issue "How Free is the Russian Media?" were described as "stunning defences of principle". Read them here. [more]

19.06.2008


Eurozine News Item

Lithuanian intellectual Bronys Savukynas dies at 78

Bronys Savukynas, renowned Lithuanian linguist, translator, and editor-in-chief of "Kulturos barai", died on Saturday 20 April in Vilnius. He was 78. Savukynas's contribution to Lithuanian intellectual culture was considerable. [more]

22.04.2008


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Gallery for Cultural Journals at the Alte Schmiede, Vienna

Cultural journals have always been a central part of the programme at the Alte Schmiede (Old Smithy) in Vienna. Now, a broad selection of Austrian and European cultural journals, among them numerous Eurozine partner journals, can be read in their Gallery for Cultural Journals that opened on 11 February at Schönlaterngasse 7 in Vienna. [more]

18.03.2008


Eurozine News Item

Cartoon controversy redux

The Danish cartoon controversy has flared up again after police foiled a murder attempt on one of the cartoonists. This prompted Danish and international newspapers to republish the offending image, arguing that free speech is a fundamental human right and a central tenet of democracy. Yet there are strong divergences among liberals about what the right to free speech entails, as reactions to the initial controversy in 2006 revealed. Read on for Eurozine's take on the debate the last time around. [more]

15.02.2008


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Changing places (What's normal, anyway?)

20th European Meeting of Cultural Journals, Sibiu, 21-24 September 2007

The "revolution to normality" was a crucial metaphor of 1989 and beyond. Yet, as speakers at the 2007 Eurozine conference pointed out, the slogan bears more emotive force than conceptual clarity. Today's eastern Europe is a changing place; traditionally, too, it has produced émigré writers who "changed place". Where better than Sibiu, Romania, to discuss "writing in exile?" [more]

02.11.2007


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Shared space, divided society

Cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue

In the framework of the Austrian "Aktionstage Politische Bildung", Eurozine presents a broad take on cultural diversity that goes beyond the common dichotomy between the forceful assimilation of the "melting pot" and multicultural segregation. [more]

23.04.2007


Eurozine News Item

Changing Europe: 50 years of European integration

As political Europe turns 50, the questions about its future are as open as ever. A special focus featuring some of Eurozine's most outstanding contributions on the European project: From analyses of the current crisis to a hilarious parody of Brussels' literary ambitions. [more]

23.03.2007


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More trouble for Belarusian journal

At the end of 2006, the journal Arche received a three-month suspension from the Belarusian Ministry of Information. Now Arche's publication of the three back issues has earned the magazine another "warning". [more]

22.02.2007


Eurozine News Item

"Fronesis" celebrates Eurozine membership

"Fronesis" is the newest journal to join the Eurozine network. In Sweden, its new partner status has made headlines. "In a very short time, 'Fronesis' has established itself as an extremely important journal in Sweden", says Eurozine's editor-in-chief Carl Henrik Fredriksson. [more]

11.12.2006


Eurozine News Item

Friend and foe. Shared space, divided society

The 19th European Meeting of Cultural Journals London, 27-30 October 2006

The Eurozine conference "Friend and foe. Shared space, divided society" saw a record number of speakers and participants representing over thirty countries. Editors of Europe's leading cultural journals converged on London in October to bring highly varied and often widely diverging perspectives to this most current of topics. Read on for a summary of the conference. [more]

24.11.2006


Eurozine News Item

Parallel lives

A rise in inter-ethnic conflict, often reinforced by segregated or "parallel" lives, has renewed doubts about the value of diversity. Index on Censorship asks whether multiculturalism has indeed been a "failed experiment". [more]

03.11.2006


Eurozine News Item

Hungary '56: The first time as tragedy...

With a political battle ongoing in Hungary over rightful ownership of the legacy of '56, the international press take comparisons between '56 and the recent demonstrations at face value. The first time as tragedy, the second time as farce? [more]

25.10.2006


Eurozine News Item

Friend and foe. Shared space, divided society

Programme of the 19th European Meeting of Cultural Journals
London, 27-30 October 2006

On 27-30 October, more than 80 editors and intellectuals from Europe's leading cultural journals met in London to discuss cultural diversity in the context of media and urban space. Speeches and panel contributions will be published shortly. [more]

29.09.2006


Eurozine News Item

The Polish Right: Its rise and fall?

Poland's rightwing government has begun to wobble. Could this be the beginning of the end of the Kaczynski twins' brief and controversial spell in the political limelight? [more]

28.09.2006


Eurozine News Item

Minsk journal "Arche" suspended

The Belarusian Ministry of Information has suspended the publication of Minsk journal Arche for publishing in its latest issue an article on national language politics. Apparently, by departing from its license to publish on history only, Arche was breaking the law. [more]

27.09.2006


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Ramin Jahanbegloo released

Esprit editors Olivier Mongin and Marc-Olivier Padis have confirmed news reports that the Iranian intellectual Ramin Jahanbegloo was released from the Evin prison in Tehran on Wednesday 30 August. [more]

31.08.2006


Eurozine News Item

Free Ramin Jahanbegloo

The leading Iranian academic Ramin Jahanbegloo is being held in prison in Iran on spying charges. Esprit has launched a petition for his release. [more]

12.05.2006


Eurozine News Item

Remembering Chernobyl in 2006

Chernobyl is more than a technological accident belonging to the past: it is a catastrophe that affects the present and that will determine the future. But amidst the twenty year anniversary commemorations, will the lessons of Chernobyl be heeded? Osteuropa and Index on Censorship on an unfolding disaster. [more]

21.04.2006


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Independent Belarusian newspaper "Nasha Niva" to close

The Belarusian department of ideology rules that the arrest of editor-in-chief Andrej Dynko in March disqualifies Nasha Niva from operating in Minsk. [more]

19.04.2006


Eurozine News Item

Editor Andrej Dynko released

Belarusian intellectual Andrej Dynko has been released after serving ten days in jail. Eurozine publishes his prison diary. [more]

03.04.2006


Eurozine News Item

"Arche" editor arrested in Minsk

Publicist Andrej Dynko, vice editor-in-chief of Eurozine's Belarusian partner journal Arche, was arrested in Minsk. Updated 01.04.2006 [more]

22.03.2006


Eurozine News Item

What chances for a Denim Revolution?

With the results of the elections in Belarus indicating a landslide victory for Lukashenko, the opposition is crying foul. Read Eurozine articles published during the election build-up. [more]

17.03.2006


Eurozine News Item

"Arche" confiscated at Belarusian-Lithuanian border

Civil liberties violations in the run up to the 19 March elections. [more]

01.03.2006


Eurozine News Item

Faces of Istanbul

Articles from du reveal facets of the city that has been the battleground of Turkey's modernization process. [more]

02.11.2005


Eurozine News Item

Big Brother goes global

Post 9/11, governments are increasingly tailoring "international standards" to ratify domestic policies that intrude on civil liberties. Index on Censorship exposes the downside of international cooperation. [more]

25.10.2005


Eurozine News Item

Neighbourhoods

The 18th European Meeting of Cultural Journals
Istanbul, November 4-7 2005

This year's meeting is organized by Eurozine and its Turkish partners Cogito and Varlik. Details and programme. [more]

30.08.2005


Eurozine News Item

The Yukos case

The Yukos case has been widely seen as another attempt by the Putin regime to intimidate its opponents; now the involvement of the European Court of Human Rights seems likely. Read articles dealing with the economic, legal, and societal implications of the case. [more]

29.08.2005


Eurozine News Item

Srebrenica. Ten years on

On 11 July, the atrocities of Srebrenica had their tenth anniversary. Eurozine publishes views from inside Serbia on how the nation is starting to address its guilt. [more]

08.07.2005


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Celebrating Einstein

This year, Germany is celebrating the centenary of Albert Einstein's theory of relativity. The journal Gegenworte reflects on the "eventization" of science. [more]

08.06.2005


Eurozine News Item

NGOs, transnational regimes, and the challenge of democracy

An East-West debate

NGOs play a major role in meeting the democratic challenges of supra-national politics. But this involves a transfer of authority that Russian commentators find problematic. Read on for the full debate. [more]

02.06.2005


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Ukraine in the Eurozine archives

During the last three years, Eurozine has published numerous articles dealing with the Ukraine, with its internal divisions and its relations to its neighbours and to the European Union. [more]

26.11.2004


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Ukrainian turns

The events that we can follow in the Ukraine these days mark a turning point - most commentators agree on this. But which way the country will turn is not yet clear. Eurozine publishes comments on and analyses of the recent developments in the Ukraine. [more]

26.11.2004


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Eurozine at the Frankfurt Book Fair

The European Cultural Journals in your hands.

From October 5-10, Eurozine will be at the Frankfurt Book Fair. [more]

04.10.2004


Eurozine News Item

Orient Express

A literary journey through the EU-enlargement region

[more]

01.09.2004


Eurozine News Item

The future of global cities

Several European cultural magazines have lately published articles that shed light on the challenges for cities all over the world: their form of governance, the impact of economic interests on city landscapes and the effects of globalisation and tourism. [more]

18.08.2004


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In memoriam Lothar Baier

On the recent death of Lothar Baier, German intellectual, essayist and writer. [more]

15.07.2004


Eurozine News Item

Gegenworte: new partner, new issue

Check out Eurozine's new partner Gegenworte and its latest issue on complexity. [more]

25.06.2004


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Eurozine's 50th partner

Three new partners from France, Poland and Germany. [more]

11.06.2004


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Mittelweg 36

A short presentation of the magazine Mittelweg 36 with a focus on the latest issue. [more]

24.05.2004


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News item: Energizing the European public space

The 17th European meeting of cultural journals

Carl Henrik Fredriksson outlines what it takes to create a public space for Europe. [more]

13.05.2004


Eurozine News Item

New partner: Diwan

A literary journal from Bosnia and Herzegovina joins Eurozine [more]

27.04.2004


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New Eurozine partner: Genero

A journal devoted to feminist thought from Belgrade joins the network. [more]

16.04.2004


Eurozine News Item

Two new partners: Esprit and springerin

A short presentation of Eurozine's two new partners. [more]

09.04.2004


Eurozine News Item

The republic of letters? Cultural journals in a European public space

The 17th European meeting of cultural journals
Tallinn, May 14-17 2004

The annual international magazine's conference is this year organized by Eurozine and its Estonian partner Vikerkaar. Details and programme. [more]

02.04.2004


Eurozine News Item

Slavenka Drakulic on war criminals on trial

"Literatur im März" in Vienna. [more]

17.03.2004


Eurozine News Item

Eurozine partner: Reset

Reset's various endeavours - magazine, netmagazine and conferences. [more]

11.03.2004


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Eurozine partner: Zeszyty Literackie

The highlights from the latest issue of the Polish quarterly journal. [more]

01.03.2004


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New Eurozine partner

The Turkish journal Cogito joins the Eurozine network. [more]

23.01.2004


Eurozine News Item

16th European Meeting of Cultural Journals in Belgrade

The politics of translation: Europe and the Balkans. [more]

05.11.2003


Eurozine News Item

Law on trial

Eurozine's partner Index on Censorship discusses the reintroduction of the concept of "evil" in legal speak, the unduly influence of media coverage in court cases and the right to free expression versus the right to a fair trial. [more]

17.10.2003


Eurozine News Item

The 16th European Meeting of Cultural Journals

Europe and the Balkans: Politics of Translation
Belgrade, October 24-27 2003

More than 70 editors and intellectuals from Europe's leading cultural journals meet in Belgrade. [more]

07.10.2003


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Eurozine at the Frankfurt Book Fair

From October 8-13, Eurozine will be at the Frankfurt Book Fair. [more]

03.10.2003


Eurozine News Item

Debates on Russian statehood

Western political theory has often been superimposed on Russia without the necessary redefintions. Eurozine presents a debate on liberalism and statehood from our partner Neprikosnovennij Zapas. [more]

07.03.2003


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Muslim anti-Semitism and Israel's occupation tactics

Five recent articles published by Eurozine and its partners investigate Israel's current crisis and future chances. How do anti-Semitism and Israeli occupation tactics affect each other? [more]

12.02.2003


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Eurozine's Partner "du" on Pedro Almodovar's Gaze

Eurozine's partner journal du has dedicated its September issue to the Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar and is offering a glimpse into the visual world of the director with two texts on desire and films, on colours and photography. [more]

16.09.2002


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New Partner Focuses the Russian Middle Class

Did a middle class exist in the Soviet Union? And what defines the middle class in contemporary Russia? Eurozine's new partner Neprikosnovennij Zapas has published a number of articles that evolve around these questions, each of them offering differing definitions of the middle class. [more]

31.08.2002



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