Julia Mason tackles the recent controversy around the Burkini ban
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Sabine Volk untangles the rhetoric of right-wing Europe and the idea of a common European root at the heart of recent such movements
Are tolerance and respect really what we need to strengthen our European "unity in diversity"? Michiel Luining addresses the issue of multiculturalism in our society.
Ting-jung Chen introduces us to her own "Tiffany&Co": the Mariinsky Theatre.
Michiel Luining questions the sense of human freedom.
"Dancing Through the Euroculture Master" was filmed by Euroculture students in 3 continents, 18 countries, and 24 towns or cities for the last 2 years. 25 Euroculture 2012-2014 students are featured in the video. Directed by Miia Simunaniemi(Euroculture 2012-14), Idea by Laura Marchetti(Euroculture 2012-2014).
Syed Rashid Munir │srmunir@gmail.com Memory is a fickle thing. One second you think you can recall, and the next you’re absolutely dazed and confused. But, this one I remember. It’s from a long, long time ago. We used to live in the capital in those days. The street we lived on was on elevated ground. And … Continue reading The Stray
Is too much freedom a dead-end-road? How does it feel to be stuck in too much freedom? This article describes the challenges of a generation born into too much freedom. Eike-Maria Hinz │eike.maria.hinz@gmail.com Freedom has many facets: freedom of speech, freedom to vote, freedom of religion, the list goes on.... In modern western societies, these freedoms have … Continue reading Lost in Freedom? The Dilemma of Having Too Much Freedom
Freedom of voting: what's your choice? Voting or not voting? Read more about this difficult choice within the context of European elections.
Michiel Luining │michiel.luining@gmail.com Recently, Der Spiegel suggested the relevance of World War I today while other media and even historians have speculated on similarities between the period around World War I and our time. Might there be some relevance indeed and, on top of that, even to Euroculture? Running roughshod over historical uniqueness by making comparisons … Continue reading What the Great War Has to Do With Euroculture
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