Surveying Digital Work in Germany
Thomas Klikauer While the original idea of digital labour may well come from the 1960s-1970s’ Italian workerist or Operaismo movement,...
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Children of transition: work, family and public childcare services in Bulgaria after 1989
This article, published originally at LevFem, a Bulgarian feminist collective, examines the changes in policies, discourses and practices regarding childcare...
MAAN – a labour union that refuses to accept borders
People who started MAAN in the 90’s were convinced that neoliberal perspective, which was very strong then, must be challenged....
Bulgarian politics: what change comes after the government of “change”?
The political crisis that led to the fall of Kiril Petkov's government provoked a lot of protests and counterprotests. Bulgaria's...
Independence of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church would have had really bad consequences for Moscow
In an interview with Polish journalist and Orthodoxy expert Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat for webzine !Argument, we talk about the consequences of...
Merve Bedir: We need to ask ourselves the possibility of a non-aligned movement today
Merve Bedir is an architect and researcher. She holds a BA in architecture from the Middle East Technical University, Ankara/Turkey...
Enikő Vincze: Romania’s housing problem is already hitting the middle class
Enikő Vincze is a professor at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and a housing justice activist and member of the...
The Bulgarian government of “change” fell amidst contradictory interests
Bulgarian government fell on 22 June 2022 after no-confidence motion. The fall of Kirill Petkov government was accompanied by massive...
