In this article, Kumush Suyunova wrote about the persecutions undergone by Crimean Tatars under Stalin and asks whether this ethnic cleansing should be called a genocide.
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Interview conducted by Johanna Pieper & Paola Gosio Maite Sagasti Maite Sagasti holds a BA in History and Cultural Heritage and an MA in Spanish Heritage Management. She is currently the Euroculture course-coordinator at the University of Deusto, where she started working in 2006 and became since then a point of reference for all the … Continue reading Behind the scenes: meet the Euroculture Staff – Maite Sagasti
In this article, Kardelen Besime Tepe who was born and raised in Turkey gives her insights on Turkey's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention and what this means for her and her female counterparts.
Interview conducted by Johanna Pieper & Paola Gosio Dr. Lars Klein has been part of the Euroculture staff since 2008. He is currently the Euroculture course-coordinator in Göttingen and his academic interests lie in (European) identity, belonging and participation, and foreign policy, amongst others. By participating in his teaching modules “Introduction to Euroculture”, “Cultural Construction … Continue reading Behind the scenes: meet the Euroculture Staff – Lars Klein
In this article, Fairuzah Atchulo Munaaya Mahama uses the Ns of extremism theory to analyze the January 6th riots in the US Capitol. She reflects on how the COVID-19 pandemic allowed for thriving conspiracy theories and extremist ideologies.
At the occasion of the International Women's Day, Leyre Castro reflects on the recent scandal prompted by sexist comments during Spain's annual film awards, the Goya Awards. "These comments are a reflection of the society we live in, in which women’s bodies seem to be a topic that can be discussed by everyone and anyone and this just makes it more obvious that there still is a long way to go through when it comes to women’s rights."
In this article, Bryan T. Bayne reflects on the role video games and gemification can play to help EU scientists and citizens.
The Covid-19 outbreak is yet another challenge the EU has to face. In this article, Paola Gosio reflects on whether this will be the occasion for the EU to gain more supranational competences in the public health sector.
Monitoring data is an important part of States' counterterrorism strategies. But sometimes, this necessary step presents a threat to fundamental human rights. What is at stake here?
This article is part of a project designed to raise awareness about what has been happening in Belarus since August 2020, at the occasion of the Day of Solidarity with Belarus launched by Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya. In order to understand the past and current events better, The Euroculturer Magazine organized a live interview with a belarusian Euroculture Alumni who kindly agreed to give us her insights on the situation.
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