Boredom, frustration, and disillusion: is Italy a post-democracy?
By Caterina Barbi News outlets and newspapers concerned with Europe and the West have long been discussing the sovereign debt crisis and the conflict…
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Identity politics
Image from: http://www.womensrepublic.net By Sara Loo Populism is popular. There is no doubt about this. Populist candidates and parties have similarly pervaded established and unstable…
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The People’s Choice: A Global Perspective
-By James Kettle and Eden Chua Brazil: In what was coined the “most important election in the history of Brazil” by James N Green,…
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Reconsidering Political Action
It is interesting to contrast Godard’s famous Bande à Part with his less famous La Chinoise. Ostensibly the latter operates as a more cynical…
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Italian Frenzy
By Domitilla De Luca Bossa Brace yourselves. This is going to be a long article, and it has plot twists like in Designated…
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SNCF : Reform or Perish
By Aristotle Vossos, originally published in The Sundial Press, the student newspaper of the Campus de Reims. Little besides the SNCF strikes has been…
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