To Question Memory is to Question Power: The Narrative of Violence is Shaking up Political Life in Kosovo
An exhibition cancelled, a historian's devices seized, a war-crimes verdict looming over The Hague. Kosovo edges toward peace but has ...
Tag: Books
Gaza, Not a Metaphor: Childhood, Memory, and the Refusal of Spectacle
A review of Abdalhadi Alijla’s Fearful in Gaza, tracing how ordinary childhood memories under siege resist abstraction and restore Gaza ...
Capitalism, War, and the Violence of Digital Platforms: A Conversation with Geert Lovink
A critical reflection on platform brutality, exhausted imaginaries, and the uneasy search for collective exits from digital dependency.
A Country of Words: Mapping Memory, Resistance, and Exile in Palestinian Literary History
In this interview, Refqa Abu-Remaileh maps a fragmented literary history shaped by exile, censorship, and resilience—offering an interactive archive that ...
As Cruel as Anyone Else: How Italy Evades its Colonial Atrocities
From massacres in Ethiopia to camps in Yugoslavia, Italy’s dark imperial legacy remains shrouded in denial, shielded by myths of ...
Radical environmental resistance: Love, rage, and hope in an era of climate and biodiversity breakdown – Book review
As environmental crises deepen, Heather Alberro’s book serves as a crucial resource for understanding the strategies, struggles, and resilience of ...
From Minneapolis to Palestine: cities under settler colonialism
Urbanization in Palestine, much like in the US, still relies on patterns of dispossession and violence against indigenous communities, as ...
The journey of the Libyan novel through struggles and diversity
The revival of Libyan literature in the past decade has been challenged by threats, harm, intimidation and censorship. Yet, in ...
