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[INTERVIEW] Kimberlé Crenshaw: Liberty. Equality. Intersectionality. An...
Kimberlé Crenshaw I met Kimberlé Crenshaw at the Sorbonne University in Paris in January 2019, at a conference organized by Marta Dell’Aquila and Eraldo Souza dos Santos to celebrate the thirtieth...
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Whiteness: “Race,” Capitalism, US, Eastern Europe
Interview with Jozsef Borocz by Boroka Paraszka The original of this interview was broadcast, in Magyar, on Marosvásárhelyi Rádió Romania—a minority-language public radio station in Târgu Mureș,...
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Fighting Back against Hungary’s Ban on Legal Gender Recognition: An Interview...
One of the laws voted on by the Viktor Orban government during the pandemic makes mandatory a “sex at birth” rubric on official identification documents. This makes legal gender recognition...
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Revolutionary Trans Montenegro: an activist & an anthropologist in conversation
Credit: Michalina Wozniak This text, published in English by the print and online journal Kuckuck: Notizen zur Alltagskultur, includes material (see below) published originally in Montenegrin on the...
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Why Globalise? 1989 in Eastern Europe and the Politics of History
In this three-part interview, conducted, transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli, history professor James Mark talks about his latest book James Mark is a British Professor of History at the...
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Why Globalise? 1989 in Eastern Europe and the Politics of History: Part II
In this three-part interview, conducted, transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli, history professor James Mark talks about his latest book James Mark is a British Professor of History at the...
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Why Globalise? 1989 in Eastern Europe and the Politics of History: Part III
In this three-part interview, conducted, transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli, history professor James Mark talks about his latest book James Mark is a British Professor of History at the...
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Looking Elsewhere: Weak Actors and Architecture on the Move in Global Socialism
Part 1 of a two-part interview with Łukasz Stanek by Zoltán Ginelli. Transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli. Part 2 can be read HERE. Łukasz Stanek is Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at the...
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INTERVIEW: Tamás Krausz: “Reconstructing Lenin” beyond the lies and distortions
Professor of Russian history at the University of Budapest, Tamás Krausz is the author of an intellectual biography of Lenin. In this interview, Krausz draws a portrait of the October Revolution and...
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Part 2: The Power of ‘Weak Actors’ and Decolonizing Socialist Architectural...
Part 2 of a two-part interview with Łukasz Stanek by Zoltán Ginelli. Transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli. Part 1 you can read HERE. Łukasz Stanek is Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at the...
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[INTERVIEW] From Internationalism to Postcolonialism: Literature & Cinema...
Note from LeftEast editors: A shortened version of Selim Nadi’s interview with Rossen Djagalov was published in Jacobin Magazine. Could there have been a Third World without the “Second”? Certainly,...
View ArticleInterview with George Caffentzis, political philosopher and autonomist Marxist
This interview with George Caffentzis (also featuring Silvia Federici) was conducted by Tinta Limón Ediciones, and is included in the Spanish language edition of In Letters of Blood and Fire: Work,...
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Jihad, universalism, and the Left: A conversation with Darryl Li
Since its publication in 2019, Darryl Li’s The Universal Enemy: Jihad, Empire, and the Challenge of Solidarity (Stanford University Press) has been the focus of a great deal of attention and debate....
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Police Brutality in Albania: “The Revolt Seems Like Something That Was...
For several days now, several thousand people, especially the youth, have been mobilizing in Albania. The protests are in reaction to the murder of a young man by Albanian police, but they reveal...
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Navalny’s Return and Left Strategy
Russia has had an eventful week and it’s not even finished. First, Alexey Navalny flew back to Moscow, then he was immediately arrested upon crossing the border, and the next day his team published a...
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Interview with Wolfgang Streeck: “I definitely prefer a cooperative over an...
Note from LeftEast editors: This interview was originally published in Mérce, a left-wing news site in Hungary. It was conducted via e-mail and published on the occasion of Merkel’s departure from...
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Why Globalise? 1989 in Eastern Europe and the Politics of History: Part III
In this three-part interview, conducted, transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli, history professor James Mark talks about his latest book James Mark is a British Professor of History at the...
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Looking Elsewhere: Weak Actors and Architecture on the Move in Global Socialism
Part 1 of a two-part interview with Łukasz Stanek by Zoltán Ginelli. Transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli. Part 2 can be read HERE. Łukasz Stanek is Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at the...
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INTERVIEW: Tamás Krausz: “Reconstructing Lenin” beyond the lies and distortions
Professor of Russian history at the University of Budapest, Tamás Krausz is the author of an intellectual biography of Lenin. In this interview, Krausz draws a portrait of the October Revolution and...
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Part 2: The Power of ‘Weak Actors’ and Decolonizing Socialist Architectural...
Part 2 of a two-part interview with Łukasz Stanek by Zoltán Ginelli. Transcribed and edited by Zoltán Ginelli. Part 1 you can read HERE. Łukasz Stanek is Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at the...
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