Bulgarian sociologist Jivko Georgiev has sharply diagnosed the impasse: ‘We live in a present so impotent that it lacks the ...
Everything else lies, as Clausewitz said, in the fog of the expanding battlefield. Read on: Susan Watkins, ‘Trump Abroad’, ...
It’s a poetics of dislocation, estrangement, playing along. We have to put all our trust in the poem, both reader and writer ...
Gradually, what was unsayable becomes sayable and then received wisdom, without acknowledgement of the shift, and hence ...
In recent days there have been reports that Washington, and perhaps also Tel Aviv, is seeking an off-ramp from the current war with Iran. What options might such an exit involve? And how realistic do ...
Whatever the outcome of the war of aggression which Israel and the United States are at present waging against Iran, a question remains: what is to be done about the Palestinians? This question has ...
A surprising transformation has swept the political culture of the rich world over the past decade and a half. In the fallout from the financial crisis, the rise of the Tea Party, the Indignados, the ...
The following interview was first published in Frankfurter Rundschau on 24 January. During his first term as president, Trump vowed to focus primarily on the American people. Are we now, by contrast, ...
The recent wave of protests in Iran have generated an extraordinary volume of commentary, much of it framed through familiar but misleading scripts. Some cast the unrest as an imminent revolutionary ...
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