By Benjamin Tainturier
It is because of its radical opposition to the past that the movement of the Gilets Jaunes is so little intelligible to most people.
Perspectives
Literary
Translated by Angela Rodel
We danced through the Videnov financial Crisis as well, the protests, the harsh hyperinflation that bled our parents dry.
Reviews
Reviewed by Christoph Dieckmann
The question that Hanebrink tackles in this study is of crucial importance for analyzing antisemitic mass violence in the 20th century.
Interviews
Interviewed by Kathryn Crim
At the center of Berlin-based, Australian artist and writer Alex Martinis Roe’s work is the concept of feminist genealogies.
Visual
By Medina Dugger
Dugger’s images feature the veil primarily in an abstract sense, observing its forms, patterns, colors, and its contribution to identity, self-expression, and style.
Campus
In this issue of EuropeNow Campus, we feature a spotlight on the University of Amsterdam.
