Nothing More ‘Natural’ than Ranking? The Emergence of Modern Competitive Sports
In the mid-19th century, various social spheres experienced a shift toward greater competition and a focus on performance.
Why Russia’s ‘Solidarity’ with the Global South Cannot be Called Anti-Colonial
Imagine how surprised Russia’s indigenous peoples must be to read that the Global South has decided to show solidarity with Vladimir Putin’s Russia rather than with them, despite their shared struggle.
Politicizing Knowledge Production: Who Dares to Decolonize Academia in Europe’s Peripheral Regions
The circumstances that shape the conditions of knowledge production within the global positioning and representation of the entity recognized in the literature as the Global East are, to a certain extent, colonial. Sanja S.
Refugee Housing, Care, and Provisions as Exclaves in an Externalization Society
How do societies that externalize the negative consequences of their ways of living, respond when the effects of their externalization return, particularly in the form of refugees?