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What became most apparent are the deep tensions that exist between the administration, teaching staff, and students.
2023 at the Institute could come to define this tension or this year could be an opportunity to resolve it through student action.
Should we play in this World Cup? Should we watch this World Cup? And if we do watch the World Cup is it possible to do so in protest?
There it is, Power’s paradox: it assimilates into its mechanics those that have been through too much to revolt for a future.
Pussy Riot, a collective whose creativity was born in the illegality of opposition struggle, recently visited Switzerland, a country where the State funds artists who criticise it.
By Ryan Mitra Part I of this two-part series may be found here. Russia’s escalatory behaviour in Europe has rockedContinue Reading
By Gabriel Queiroz Imhoff In this opinion and informative piece, I will attempt to be concise – yet holistic –Continue Reading
By Ryan Mitra The tragedy of war, violence, and bloodshed has often been romanticised with little consideration to the realitiesContinue Reading
Interviews collected by Dario De Quarti
Interviews of Valeria Biben, Alina Datsii, Maksym Kutsenko and Mirjam Schmitz collected by Dario De Quarti.
An investigation into the far-fetching effects of the economic realities of working women in Japan.
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