The magazine IWMpost reports on the activities of the Institute and offers original contributions by its fellows and guests. IWMpost is published two times a year and sent to subscribers free of charge.
Latest issue: No. 125 – Spring / Summer 2020
Contents
Lessons from the Coronavirus
- Is It Tomorrow, Yet? Learning to Live with the Unthinkable /
by Ivan Krastev - Lessons from an Unfolding Emergency / by Jiří Přibáň
- In the Wake of the Pandemic: The Ethics and Politics of Care /
by Ranabir Samaddar - Social Solidarity / by Steven Lukes
Democracy and Inequality
- Social Democracy and Capitalism / by Eva Illouz
- Gandhi heute / Ilija Trojanow im Gespräch mit Shalini Randeria
- A Sunburnt Country: Australia 2020 / by John Keane
- Old Axes of Inequality and New Concerns / by Cornelia Klinger
- The Revolt of the Elites / by Arjun Appadurai
- Beyond Organized Crime. Violence and Drugs in Mexico /
by Adèle Blazquez
Europe’s Futures
- The Meaning of Tusk and the Myth of Europe’s Collapse /
by Hugo Brady - Stopping Medical Brain Drain from the Balkans /
by Alida Vračić - Political Earthquake in the Shadow of Coronavirus /
by Grigorij Mesežnikov
Religious Philosophy
- The Relevance of Russian Religious Philosophy Today /
by Clemena Antonova and Jan Sowa
Confronting Memories
- Antisemitism Resisted and Denied / by Laura Engelstein
- Humanity and Catastrophe /
A Conversation between Serhii Plokhii and Philippe Sands - 75 Jahre Kriegsende: Umkämpfte Erinnerung /
von Vlasta Korda
Artificial Intelligence and Digitalization
- Deus Malignus: The Digital Rehabilitation of Deception /
by Walther Christoph Zimmerli - Neuerscheinungen in der Publikationsreihe
von IWM und Passagen Verlag /
von Timothy Snyder und Robert Skidelsky
News from the IWM
Impressum
Editors: Marion Gollner, Anita Dick
Editorial Assistance: Simon Garnett, Katharina Gratz, Sarah Ocsenas, Christina Pössel, Evangelos Karagiannis, Katherine Younger
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IWMpost is published two times a year.
Current circulation: 6,600
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