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Climate Action Week at Malmö University
Climate Action Week offers a program filled with events on climate change asking the question: What can we do about it?
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Merle Emrich
- Nov 12
The Israel-Gaza War: Context and History
Since a month Israel is waging war against Gaza in retaliation for Hamas' attack on Oct 7. Read about the history and context of the war.
Zhoujie Wang
- Oct 29
When Memory Fades, What Should Happen to Our Lives?
Australia debates Voluntarily Assisted Death (VAD): Dementia, ethics, or the value of life. Is VAD the answer? An opinion piece.
Amr Abbas
- Oct 29
Yes, Australia Is Racist – But Not to You or Me
Reflections on racism in Australia within the context of the recent Voice Referendum aiming at strengthening Aboriginal voices in politics.
Alaa Bahnasy
- Oct 29
Terror in Gaza: International Humanitarian Law Is Violated in the Name of Fighting Hamas
In the current war it is above all Palestinian civilians, not Hamas, that bear the brunt of Israel's violence. An argument for humanity.
Amr Abbas
- Oct 15
Clifton Hill Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club
Reflections of an exchange student from Sweden on joining a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu club in Melbourne, Australia.
Sally Cameron
- Oct 15
A Closer Look at Catholic Schools: Balancing Faith and Academics
Catholic schools are a common choice for parents in the US who are looking for alternatives to public school: an option with pros and cons.
Nina Olivier
- Oct 1
Time and Space, Sacred and Eternal
Time in the icon obeys other rules than the ones normally adopted by society. Is this possibly a more accurate way of perceiving time?
Nina Kolarzik
- Sep 17
Triathlon Role Models and the Taboo of Periods
"The period is part of our lives, and we all find our own way of dealing with it." Yet, often, it is still a taboo topic, also in sport.
Alice Wästberg
- Sep 3
Marxism and Biopower in Gig Economy
Within the urban middle and upper classes of Western society, gig work has become a common commodity which relies on normalized hierarchies.
Alaa Bahnasy
- Sep 3
Football, Sportswashing, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Since football is a central axis between society, politics, and business, Saudi Arabia seeks to use it to change perceptions of the country.
Merle Emrich
- Aug 6
Queer and Postcolonial Perspectives on Development and Climate Change
Policies aimed at economic growth further increase minority populations’ marginalization. What is needed is a focus on diverse perspectives.
Merle Emrich
- Aug 6
Queer Activism and Postcolonial Identities in Post-Revolution Tunisia
The revolution of 2011 changed LGBTQ+ activism in Tunisia leading to a movement that combines queer and postcolonial struggles.
Frauke Emrich
- Jul 20
Caught in the Storm
A story of destruction, resilience, and hope.
Amr Abbas
- Jun 4
Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem
An analysis of the icon of The Entry of the Lord into Jerusalem at the Cathedral of St. Mark (Venice, Italy).
Merle Emrich
- Jun 4
Gender, Development and Postcolonialism in Documentaries
An analysis of gender and power relations, perspectives on development, and intersection with postcolonialism in three documentaries.
Anna Maria Bracio
- May 22
A Way to Express My Values While Serving People and Planet
Anna Maria Bracio reflects on her experience with social entrepreneurship and how it helps her to take a stand for her values.
Amr Abbas
- May 22
Salvador Dalí: Between Nuclear Mysticism and Divine Icons
When confronted with traditional art, the surrealist movement has taken a step into religious painting. Can Dalí's works be seen as icons?
Merle Emrich
- May 22
Detroit: Adaptation to Climate Change Through Urban Farming
Climate change is likely to increase food insecurity, affecting marginalised groups in particular. Urban farming may be a way to adapt.
Ilaria Mariani
- Apr 7
Colonialism in Africa and Languages: The Creation of Pidgins
This article explores how colonialism spread through knowledge, including linguistics, by taking a close look at pidgin languages.
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