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The world after the war against Iraq

2003 October 1. sz szilu84

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Cultural Cold War: Faust, the piper and the tune

The article written upon the book of F. S. Saunders analyses the relationship of the CIA and the cultural cold war, pointing out that the value orientation crisis of the Left was not only developed by immanent contradictions. The author also touches upon the contradictions, which particularly characterized the liaison between Stalinism and the contemporary … Continue reading Cultural Cold War: Faust, the piper and the tune →

Anti-globalization movements and the Palestine question

Opponents of neo-liberal globalization are usually solidaristic with the Palestinian people. Settlement in the Middle-East, however, is not just a matter of solidarity. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is burdened with too much misunderstanding and hostility. Related Articles Anti-Francoist Social Movements in Barcelona: Social and Political Victims Become the Founders of a New Democratic Civil Society under … Continue reading Anti-globalization movements and the Palestine question →

Where democracy is, is it tyranny? Miracles expected by regime change – democracy of disillusions On Mária Vásárhelyi: Age of disillusions – Regime change from below

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