LUCA PREZIOSI INSIGHT #23 • SEPTEMBER 2022 The description of the theoretical perspective of Byung-Chul Han’s thought (concerning the concept of ipse-centric power) and its divergence from Friedrich Nietzsche’s thought has […]
SOFIA MARTINELLI INSIGHT #22 • SEPTEMBER 2022 Starting from the 25th of January 2011, and throughout the “18 days” in Tahrir Square, men and women were united under the single desire […]
LUCA PREZIOSI INSIGHT #21 • JULY 2022 The ipse-component The theoretical intention of the South Korean philosopher Byung-Chul Han is to think of a «flexible concept of power» that sets itself […]
ANGELA ZICCARDI INSIGHT #20 • JUNE 2022 One year after Turkey’s decision to withdraw from the “Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combatting violence against women and domestic,” commonly known as […]
NAZIM SULEYMANOV INSIGHT #19 • JUNE 2022 Cyprus is the third largest among the Mediterranean Sea’s three thousand islands. Nicosia, the divided city, serves as the capital of both the […]
PIERLUIGI DE ROGATIS INSIGHT #18 • MAY 2022 The literature on the political economy of submarine cables is exceedingly scarce and inconsistent. Therefore, this paper aims to address some of […]
NAZIM SULEYMANOV COMMENTARY #34 • MAY 2022 Although it is not possible to talk about a comprehensive concept of migration in the literature, based on the history of humanity, it […]
FEDERICA PIZZO INSIGHT #17 • APRIL 2021 When it comes to infrastructure, environmental issues, food and energy security, Asia in general and South Asia, in particular, are affected by a […]
FEDERICA PIZZO INSIGHT #16 • APRIL 2021 Back in history The relationship between China and Pakistan has always been defined by their leaders as “a friendship for every season; higher […]
FILIPPO MARINONI INSIGHT #15 • DECEMBER 2021 The present paper aims to critically investigate about the hypothesis that climate and environmental changes, and in particular the harsh 2006 – 2010 […]
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Evolution of Turkish Female Migrants in Germany: Once Guest Workers, Now German Citizens?
NAZIM SULEYMANOV COMMENTARY #34 • MAY 2022 Although it is not possible to talk about a comprehensive concept of migration in the literature, based on the history of humanity, it […]