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Subjectivity & Ideology

Right-Wing Feminists

Interview Melina Vázquez and Carolina Spataro explore a new type of right-wing libertarian feminism, distinct not only from left-wing feminism but also from classical liberal feminism and right-wing conservatism. Who are these libertarian feminists and why do they think feminism has more to do with Javier Milei than with socialism?

By Paülah Nurit Shabel

The looming AI-powered cultural revolution

In Perspective Institutions of culture and knowledge are facing an existential threat from an AI-powered assault. But interpretative entities such as universities, courts, and digital platforms are not only tools of domination, but also key terrains of struggle. As algorithmic bombardment threatens to disintegrate the common sense, we have to expand the commons of sense.

By Maziar Samiee

War on Identity: Notes on Zionism, Judaism and Genocide

In Perspective The genocide of the Palestinian people cannot be understood without recognising how Judaism is weaponised by the State of Israel. Any political solution of the conflict demands freeing Judaism from this identity hijacking.

By Ariel Feldman

Gender Wars. Or How the Right Takes Control Over the Future

Review In her new book Gender Wars: The Sexual Politics of the Radical Right, feminist journalist Nuria Alabao brilliantly analyzes the conservative attack on bodily autonomy and childhood in the name of security.

By Paülah Nurit Shabel

Pierre Dardot: "We Are Witnessing a Civil War Against Collective Rights"

Interview In an era of rising global authoritarianism, what is the role of the state? How do violence and governmentality intersect? Can the commons still hold emancipatory potential?" These were some of the pressing questions explored in a lively exchange with philosopher Pierre Dardot.

By Gustavo Robles