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Free speech: The global balance
Political repression of pro-democratic journalists throughout the Middle East; serial murder of reporters caught up in Latin America's drug wars; constitutional attacks on the media in Europe: free speech faces adversaries worldwide, warns the director of the International Press Institute. [Greek version added] [more]
The virtual rebel: Mon semblable!
Despite his or her ceaseless social networking, the virtual rebel's many hours of online agitation remain largely unproductive. Time for some real-time, says Victor Tsilonis, editor of Greek journal "Intellectum". [more]
Monsters in the mist
Hazy though its contours might be, Greece's economic crisis didn't creep up from behind, writes Victor Tsilonis. The scandals littering Greek politics in recent decades indicate a chronic lack of accountability, culminating in the anti-constitutional approval of the EU/IMF loans. [more]
The lady anatomist
Interview with Sue Black
"Sometimes we forget we need to ask more questions. Then we have the right to say no." Sue Black, a forensic anthropologist who investigated mass graves in Kosovo, describes how she came to work in warzones and why, despite everything, she loves what she does. [more]
The defender of contingency
An interview with Ernesto Laclau
Ernesto Laclau talks to the Greek journal "Intellectum" about the uses of populism, why radical democracy has nothing to do with liberalism, and how lack of political competition benefits the far-Right. [more]
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