Social experiments without experimentalism | Eurozine
In the spring of 2009, filmmaker Ruben Östlund was interviewed about his forthcoming movie Play. Asked about his new ‘attitude’
Mao’s legacy | Eurozine
In 1958, the People’s Republic of China launched an ambitious program designed to transform the country from an agrarian to
Which histories? | Eurozine
Both ‘cyclical’ and ‘teleological’ views of history offer ways to learn from the past, writes Paolo Pombeni in issue of
The new infinity | Eurozine
‘What do a chatbot, a smart fridge, a predictor of payment-default risk, an automated translator, a self-driving car, an email
Street tulips | Eurozine
In search of a flower, I spent one day in early March going to plant shops and market stalls in
Hungary’s restart | Eurozine
The events in Budapest on the night of Viktor Orbán’s election defeat on 12 April were pivotal and unforgettable. Hundreds
The meaning of Viktor Orbán
I remember faintly as a child when Viktor Orbán once came to visit our house with his wife, Anikó Lévai,
The great wokeism paradox | Eurozine
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, the term ‘wokeism’ has featured prominently in political, academic and media debates. Originally
When human rights end | Eurozine
Marking the 50th anniversary of the formation of the first waves of Helsinki monitoring groups in Moscow, Ukraine and Lithuania,
The rabbit eaters | Eurozine
Soviet cities grew a thickening green belt of allotment gardens around them in the same decades that Americans spent millions