Society, Media and Culture

Konrad Bleyer-Simon explains what still stands between the EU and post-national democracy.

The use of creative elements in political forums develops interaction and empathy, leading to greater awareness supportive of political change.

Three stories on the struggle for inclusion even as youth representation and climate justice has gained recognition in the mainstream.

Disruptive climate protests are held responsible for alienating the public from a just cause. But the demonisation of climate activism is nothing new.

Europe has no shortage of libraries and yet there is no European Library. How can that be?

As sociologist Eric Klinenberg reminds us in his eponymous book, libraries are “palaces for the people”.

The proposed EU Media Freedom Act represents a positive change of course, but it fails to provide badly needed subsidies to quality news outlets.

Two members of Ultima Generazione explain the reasons and goals behind their disruptive actions of civil disobedience.

Why memory matters: it makes us historical subjects capable of imagining the future.

The fight against climate catastrophe brings together many currents of thought, from a more reformist environmentalism to a more radical ecology.