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25.07.2008
Will Kymlicka, Filimon Peonidis

Multiculturalism and liberal democracy

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While liberal values can be twisted to justify limiting civil rights, religious authorities may not replace civil law, argues Will Kymlicka. "The same forces that support ethnic politics within liberal democracy also operate over time to channel it in peaceful and democratic ways." [ more ]

22.07.2008
Olle Sahlström

Migration: a lever for union renewal?

18.07.2008
Devrim Mavi, Pernilla Ouis, Anne Sofie Roald, Per Wirtén

They removed the veil

17.07.2008
Hauke Ritz

The global chess board

15.07.2008
Wolfgang Kraushaar

Hannah Arendt and the student movement


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Zsófia Bán

is associate professor of American Studies at the Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. Her non-fiction publications include: Desire and De-Scription: Words and Images of Postmodernism in the Late Poetry of William Carlos Williams (1999); and Cult Works in Twentieth-Century American Literature and Art (Essays) [in Hungarian], (2000). Evening School: A Reader for Adults -- short stories, (2007) is her first work of fiction.



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Zsófia Bán

A box of photos

(Captions on the back)

A man looks at photographs of his youth in pre-war Budapest. Above all he remembers his love, the seductive Jolika. Yet memory is tainted by sorrow as it becomes clear that this is a story of loss and displacement. [more]

19.07.2007



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