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18.07.2008
Devrim Mavi, Pernilla Ouis, Anne Sofie Roald, Per Wirtén

They removed the veil

Pernilla Ouis and Anne Sofie Roald adopted the headscarf back in the 1980s at the same time as political Islam began to grow. Now they are part of a global trend towards secularisation in which more and more women are shedding their headscarves and veils. [ more ]

17.07.2008
Hauke Ritz

The global chess board

15.07.2008
Wolfgang Kraushaar

Hannah Arendt and the student movement

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Hannah Arendt, Hans-Jürgen Benedict

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14.07.2008
Margot Dijkgraaf

Literary perspectives: The Netherlands


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Boris Vezjak

is a professor of philosophy at the University of Maribor, Slovenia, and editor of critical thinking of Dialogi.



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Boris Vezjak

The human rights ombudsman needs an ombudsman

The institution of the human rights ombudsman is one of the last independent mirrors of a democratic and lawful state. Should the efforts to crush and instrumentalize it be successful, this does not bode well for the future of human rights in Slovenia writes Boris Vezjak. [more]

26.03.2007


Boris Vezjak

Slovene cultural figures and the political elite

Slovene artists, especially literary figures, speak out only when government subsidies for their creative activity are under threat, says Boris Vezjak, whereas threats to the human and constitutional rights of asylum-seekers, Roma, and homosexuals go unnoticed. [more]

12.06.2006


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Boris Vezjak

Stiska slovenskih novinarjev

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02.01.2008



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