Issue 26 | April 2019

A Special Feature: United in Diversity.

• Introduction by Randall Halle

Research

• “Drawing Difference: Representing Franco-Arab Culture in Halim Mahmoudi’s Arabico and Un Monde Libre” by Jocelyn Wright

• “Reinventing European History to Show that Black Lives Do Matter” by Lydia Lindsey and Carlton Wilson

• “Boxed In: Minority-Authored Films of Assimilation in an Irish Context” by Daniel Shea

• “Regional Identity in Contemporary Sardinian Writing” by Giovanni Dettori

• “Mohsin Hamid’s Exit West: Invisible Borders and the Exclusion of Refugees” by Nurettin Ucar

• “The Refugee Affect: Ai Weiwei in Berlin” by Thomas O. Haakenson

• “Survival within Survival in Ayşe Toprak’s Mr Gay Syria (2017)” by Ljudmila Bilkic

• “Coming to Terms with Controversial Memories in South Tyrol: The Monument to Victory of Bolzano/Bozen” by Andrea Carlà and Johanna Mitterhofer

• “Shedding Waters: Cinematic Mediations of European Multiculture” by Matthew D. Miller

• “The Institutional Denial in French Political Historiography” by Zakaria Fatih

Visual Art

• Perpetual Identities by Katya Traboulsi

Fiction

• Excerpt from My Friends by Emmanuel Bove, translated from the French by Janet Louth

• Excerpt from City of Jasmine by Olga Grjasnowa, translated from the German by Katy Derbyshire

Nonfiction

• “Aesthetics for Civilization via Food and Art” by Mark Chu

Commentary

• The Netherlands as a Specialized Foreign Policy Actor in European Regional and International Affairs by Luke Woods

Reviews

• The Politics of Crisis in Europe reviewed by Neil Dooley

• The Imperial Nation: Citizens and Subjects in the British, French, Spanish, and American Empires reviewed by Meghan Tinsley

• Hearing the City in Early Modern Europe reviewed by David Burn

Campus Spotlight: Bard College Berlin

• “Syllabus: (IL)LEGAL: New Artistic and Curatorial Approaches to the History of Migration in Germany” by Marion Detjen and Dorothea von Hantelmann

• “Syllabus: Knit Happens” by Ariane Simard

• “Syllabus: Migration and Exile: Journey in Imperial Space” by Laura Scuriatti

• “Syllabus: Global Citizenship” by Kerry Bystrom

• “Syllabus: Lexicon of Migration: Teaching Migration Collaboratively Across Campuses” by Agata Lisiak

• “What is Europe Now?” by Wilma Ewerhart, Omar Haidari, May Keren, Jude Macannuco, and Mohamad Othman

The Daily

• “Colours of a Journey: An Archive of Human Mobility” by Senka Neuman Stanivukovic

Editor’s Pick

• Key Thinkers of the Radical Right: Behind the New Threat to Liberal Democracy edited by Mark Sedgwick

• Sport and Society in Global France: Nations, Migrations, Corporations by Cathal Kilcline