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Does the Western world still exist?

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The eco-trap and the abolition of the North

Most of the participants of the ecological debate pretend that the mere repetition of slogans like "sustainable development" will lead to a mor epresent future. To reach a more liveliable ecological condition, however, the global society needs to abolish its inequalities. First of all the North must be prevented to dominate the agricultural territories of … Continue reading The eco-trap and the abolition of the North →

No. 57 | (Spring 2003)

Table of contents Bartha Eszter : Stalinism in old and new historiography: theoretical and methodological problems in the definition of the phenomenon Kovács-Eichner György : Uniform approach: from the mystification of the past to the defence of the present Eric J. Hobsbawm : Man of the extreme century (interview) Seumas Milne : On Martin Amis: … Continue reading No. 57 | (Spring 2003) →

The Greek Crisis – The First Battle for Europe

What kind of problems derive in the present Greek crisis from the fact that the launch of the euro was based on the relations of exchange and conditions of the German economy? It is possible at all for a less developed economy, during a lasting crisis, to successfully compete with more developed economies thus repaying … Continue reading The Greek Crisis – The First Battle for Europe →

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