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Continuing his work that reflects on nighttime in the southern part of Lebanon that is deprived of its relation with neighboring Palestine by the Israeli occupation, Mohamad Nahleh offers us a powerful text built on his conversations with Taybeh locals Abu Akram and Umm Akram.
January 27, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Continuing his work that reflects on nighttime in the southern part of Lebanon that is deprived of its relation with neighboring Palestine by the Israeli occupation, Mohamad Nahleh offers us a powerful text built on his conversations with Taybeh locals Abu Akram and Umm Akram.
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Gedwongen vertrek van een specifieke bevolkingsgroep, volgens mij hebben we daar een term voor.
Israël laat Palestijnen niet terugkeren naar Noord-Gaza, Trump speculeert over gedwongen vertrek Palestijnen
Israël laat Palestijnen niet terugkeren naar Noord-Gaza, Trump speculeert over gedwongen vertrek Palestijnen
Tienduizenden Palestijnen die naar het noorden van de Gazastrook wilden, zijn zaterdag door het Israëlische leger tegengehouden. De Amerikaanse president Donald Trump gooide olie op het vuur door te zeggen dat Palestijnen maar ergens anders moesten gaan wonen, ‘tijdelijk, of voor lange tijd’.
www.volkskrant.nl
January 26, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Gedwongen vertrek van een specifieke bevolkingsgroep, volgens mij hebben we daar een term voor.
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For what it's worth, I explored some of these trends in academia and how the words we choose to use and those we *choose* to ignore matter
I found a combination of populist hype and absence of focus on racism and whiteness in the framing of 'far right studies'
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link.springer.com/article/10.1...
I found a combination of populist hype and absence of focus on racism and whiteness in the framing of 'far right studies'
/3
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Epistemologies of ignorance in far right studies: the invisibilisation of racism and whiteness in times of populist hype - Acta Politica
Research on the far right has been a booming field for decades now, with far-right parties generally being much more researched than their right, centre and left counterparts, even when they are margi...
link.springer.com
January 26, 2025 at 8:52 AM
For what it's worth, I explored some of these trends in academia and how the words we choose to use and those we *choose* to ignore matter
I found a combination of populist hype and absence of focus on racism and whiteness in the framing of 'far right studies'
/3
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
I found a combination of populist hype and absence of focus on racism and whiteness in the framing of 'far right studies'
/3
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Annelies Dijkman ‘Stille waters’ 1993
January 26, 2025 at 11:47 AM
Annelies Dijkman ‘Stille waters’ 1993
… investigation at work is due
Siebe Thissen breekt een lans voor het opnieuw invoeren van de Percentageregeling Beeldende Kunst, die de gemeente in 2005 stilletjes afschafte. Met de regeling mag 1% van de gemeentelijke bouwkosten worden besteed aan het verfraaien van gebouwen en beeldende kunst.
Het stiekem afschaffen van de Percentageregeling voelde voor Rotterdamse kunstenaars als een brute straatroof
Siebe Thissen breekt een lans voor het opnieuw invoeren van de Percentageregeling Beeldende Kunst, die in 2005 stilletjes is afgeschaft.
www.versbeton.nl
January 24, 2025 at 11:13 PM
… investigation at work is due
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🌙 We are happy to share with you our new issue "The Night" (January–February 2025)!
This issue contests the idea that the lack of sunlight characterizing the Night, means that we “see” less in darkness than we do in broad daylight. In fact, the refraction of sunlight in the Earth’s atmosphere...
This issue contests the idea that the lack of sunlight characterizing the Night, means that we “see” less in darkness than we do in broad daylight. In fact, the refraction of sunlight in the Earth’s atmosphere...
January 6, 2025 at 2:39 PM
🌙 We are happy to share with you our new issue "The Night" (January–February 2025)!
This issue contests the idea that the lack of sunlight characterizing the Night, means that we “see” less in darkness than we do in broad daylight. In fact, the refraction of sunlight in the Earth’s atmosphere...
This issue contests the idea that the lack of sunlight characterizing the Night, means that we “see” less in darkness than we do in broad daylight. In fact, the refraction of sunlight in the Earth’s atmosphere...
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