- February 14, 2024
The ways we love | Eurozine
Despite the unknown origins of Valentine’s Day celebrations, historical tradition looks nothing like today’s commodity extravaganza, and we can blame the Hallmark company for that.
‘Eurowhiteness’ | Eurozine
Green European Journal: In your book Eurowhiteness, you discuss Europe’s civilizational turn. What do you mean by that? When did it begin, and when did
The limits of normality | Eurozine
Disability is often imagined as physical, which takes away from their broad nature, as they can be mental, sensory, and intellectual as well. While some
Bleaching blue collars | Eurozine
‘One day a poster announcing the “preparatory course”, an accelerated training programme for university, appeared in a village in central Poland. The ad presented Pokusa
Alkemisterna från Ludwigshafen | Eurozine
Förhistorien – den samlande människan Först i mänsklighetens behovsordning kommer födan. Därefter kommer inte bara moralen utan också den högre gastronomins alla finesser. Ur ett
A small World War | Eurozine
By the end of September 2023, the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno Karabakh had quickly faded from the attention of the world’s media. The
Women under the banner of friendship
The concept of friendship played an important role in the creation of a new world order amidst post-WWII reconstruction efforts. In countries such as Hungary,
Wars of de-civilization | Eurozine
On 7 October 2023 an Islamist organization committed a mass crime that it glorified as an act of resistance. The response was a scorched-earth campaign
The biology of gut feelings
Imagine you go to buy a new winter jacket. You’re on a budget and have already made a few decisions from an online search: the
It’s about time | Eurozine
Most European clocks are out of tune with natural time since the Second World War, when countries like Spain chose Central European Time (CET) to