THE coming to power of governments led by fascists is either a reality or a threat today over large parts of the world. In...
Ted Christopher
The unfolding problems with science’s materialist understanding of life are obviously noteworthy in and of themselves, but the associated potential support for dualistic/religious...
“I scroll, therefore I am” ~ James LadymanIn the age of virtual realities, social media and artificial intelligence, the resurgence of certain new forms...
Joachim Bromand
Ludwig Wittgenstein’s remarks on contradictions and paradoxes have been met with incomprehension and have fueled the widespread and long-standing prejudice that his later...
From Postmodernism to Metamodernism
Christina Aziz asks whether metanarratives still matter, and if so, how.
In reaction to the religion, tradition and romanticism of earlier eras,...
By Rainer Forst
On June 18, Jürgen Habermas, who has had a lasting impact on the humanities and social sciences at Goethe University, turns 95,...
THERE has been a significant diffusion of production occurring in the world economy. Many call this phenomenon a shift from a US-led world economy...
Indians have suffered the severe consequences of risky migration. Reuters
Originally published in Firstpost 16 June 2024
Call it self-styled migration or export, the participation of...
by Robert Hunziker
Image by Matthias Heyde.
I recently attended a family affair in Upstate NY and was informed that climate change articles, like this one,...
by Walden Bello
A few months before the coronavirus shut down the world, Chile exploded against neoliberalism. A World Bank economist, Sebastian Edwards, was on...
