debating progressive politics in Europe and beyond
Pick a panel of scholars, as large as you like, who are able to sensitively understand social issues and ask them their opinion on the pros and cons of a major public intervention in Southern Italy. You will get a distinct response from each person interviewed, regardless of their political ideology. Conservative scholars, perhaps, will [...]
The paradoxically specular way events present themselves over history is quite frequent. It is the case of Germany nowadays in Europe, in the management of the crisis of Greek debt, and in the EU’s preliminary agreements on fiscal policies. This role appears antithetic to what happened after World War I. On June 28th 1919 the [...]
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