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The revenge of the Weak? Drives of Female and Child Suicide Bombers

Reasons of suicide bombings committed by women and children cannot be simply explained by stereotypes like: revenge of the weak, despair and fanaticism. This social phenomenon cannot be understand without carefully analysing the social and personal motives present in the given countries and movements. Related Articles Child poverty and family assistence No. 89 | (Spring … Continue reading The revenge of the Weak? Drives of Female and Child Suicide Bombers →

No. 2 | (Summer 1989)

Table of contents Kapitány Ágnes, Kapitány Gábor : The split left wing – ethnic character, Marxism, anarchism and self-government Tütő László, Juhász Pál, Lengyel László, Varga Csaba, Kapitány Gábor : Round table discussion on self-government Harsányi Iván : Self-government in the fighting Spanish Republic (1936-1939) From documents of collectivisation in Catalonia and Aragon Feitl István … Continue reading No. 2 | (Summer 1989) →

On the margin of the history of the Indian workers’ movement

The article unfolds the critique of modernisation through presenting the historiography of the Indian workers, and seeks to answer the question: what theoretical framework is needed for social scientific thinking to be perspective. It provides a complex picture of the differences between the Indian work culture and the world of metropolises. Embedded in the centre-periphery … Continue reading On the margin of the history of the Indian workers’ movement →

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