Against the racist resurgence | Eurozine
Decades on from the 1983 March for Equality and Against Racism, racist rhetoric is becoming increasingly normalized in France politics
Teslocracy and the zone | Eurozine
The new issue of springerin focuses on ‘Teslocracy’, the term coined to describe the regime of power relations and temporality
History written not by the winners
For historians whose academic careers began in the early twenty-first century, Jan Tesař (1933–2025) was an elusive, mysterious figure. A
‘To compose a sentence was to take a moral stance’
Slavenka was… irrepressible. I had been reading her for many years before we met. Her writing belonged among my first
‘Life exists to be described’
I met Slavenka Drakulić about fifteen years ago, while writing my PhD on everyday life in women’s autobiographical texts. I
From punk rebellion to happy consumerism
In China’s media-market nexus, alternative impulses are rarely extinguished: they are accelerated, monetised and returned as new pleasures. Chinese punk
Dispatch from Ukraine | Eurozine
It’s 9am on the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and in Ternopil, all the traffic has stopped.
Memory over ideology | Eurozine
With articles ranging from the legacies of occupation and exile to contemporary art, poetry, urban history and anxieties surrounding artificial
Living language | Eurozine
These are strange, dark times we are living in, writes Kristoffer Granov in his editorial to the fiftieth issue of
The present state | Eurozine
The state is back – or perhaps it never left. The 2008 financial crisis ‘decisively called into question the thesis