By Michael P.K. Okyerefo, University of Ghana/Nelson Mandela University This paper contributes to de-centering western dominance and re-centering African Social thought.It argues that the real bedrock...
By Adrian Favell: (a small Island off the North West of Europe, sailing North-by-North-West towards an unknown destination) Later, when he reviewed the strange sequence of events...
by Marina de Regt
“While my friends worry about me, I worry about them, and about all the other Yemenis who are longing for peace, security and a somewhat stable life.”
By Philip Kasinitz, City University of New York: Some extremely disorganized stray reflections. In the year of Brexit, the second year of Trump, after several years...
by Jamil Mouawad
“Perhaps as never before, now is the right time – akin to many calls worldwide to imagine the world anew – to focus on the culture of hope, and look at both crises, health and economic, not as the end but rather as a constitutive moment for the future of this country.”
By Jens Schneider: From Universal Human Condition to Universal Culture? Human beings have always migrated and human beings have always had ‘culture’, both are intrinsic to the...
By Kirsten Scheid, American University of Beirut: Approaching art history’s as a toolkit for processes of becoming In January 2013, a Beirut-based newspaper reported that restoration was...
By Ali Konyali: It was not until I started my PhD trajectory at the Erasmus University Rotterdam that I realized how unreliable research findings can really...
An essay by Adrian Favell & Ettore Recchi, pondering the future of the EU.
“Imagine the re-nationalised world we may be about to inherit. We have been quarantined in our designated national unit, and we have been told that all international travel is cancelled, except for those returning “home”.”