capitalism
Environment: the maggot in Steve Jobs’ apple
While tributes to its CEO Steve Jobs flood the web, don't forget Apple’s lack of green credentials
capitalism, united states, death, techno-media, apple, internet, steve jobs
Twitter feed: reactions to Steve Jobs death
The CEO of Apple was without a doubt the biggest genius of the last decade. He passed away after suffering from pancreatic cancer at the age of 56 over the night of 6 October. Social networks such as facebook and twitter have overflooded with 2.0 tributes
capitalism, united states, death, technology, lifestyle, social networks, steve jobs
Five years of enlarged Europe – no longer a land of gold
Five years on from the great European expansion into the east, the eastern and western members are still oceans apart. The distance is not only geographical and the differences not only ideological
capitalism, liberalism, economical crisis, enlargement, money, globalisation, central and eastern europe
June 2009 European elections: everyone to the left!
Three new ‘left of the left wing’ parties were created in 2008 in France alone. Across the whole continent, anticapitalist voices are gathering together, with their sights set on the 2009 European elections, for better and for worse
capitalism, karl marx, oskar lafontaine, olivier besancenot, european elections 2009, eudebate2009, che guevara
Exploiting unpaid interns: rites of passage?
Associations like Generation Precarity or Fairwork expose an exploited flexible labour force with intermittent incomes and no job security
capitalism, identity, labour, future of europe, germany, education system, volunteer
1000 and more: Europe's young designers
Magazines in auction rooms, high consumption in the art market - trend review
capitalism, art market, international trade, museum, european commission, art, purchasing power
1968: a tour of Europe's revolts
Spain, Czech Republic, France, Italy, Poland and Germany - spinning through Europe's uprisings during that infamous year of rebellion
capitalism, welfare state, protest, feminism, soviet, franco, history
Situationism: ideas in conflict
Rue de Seine, Paris 1952. ‘Never work’ is chalked on a wall. Two words about the philosophy of the 'Situationists' who transformed May 1968 and who still inspire activists today
capitalism, underground, belgium, tolerance, freedom of opinion, paris, freedom
Lithuania: a stranger in the south of the north
Since achieving independence in 1990, it has strived to walk steadily on its own. On the eve of reaching adulthood as a self-governing country, Vilnius is like a little girl who has been picked on too many times by her bigger neighbours
capitalism, vilnius, lithuania, elections, media, estonia, world affairs
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