Book reviews (non-fiction literature about media, public, big tech and film).
To political scientist Jean François Bayart, globalising and development are complementary processes.
The aging Alain Badiou pens a radical speech on existential anguish as an opening towards a better community.
IRAN: This sixty year old book is heartily recommended for anyone who wants to know more about the current relationship between Iranians and Arabs.
Recently translated into Norwegian, Peter Sloterdijk’s latest little book, In the Same Boat, thematises the challenges of hyper-politics in a globalised society.
ENVIRONMENT: German Ulrich Beck claimed 30 years ago that environmental destruction is democratic as it affects us all equally. In a new book, this…
GLOBALISATION: For political scientist Jean François Bayart, globalisation and the development of national identity are complementary processes.
AFRICA: A solid academic work where all writers are critical – in part, very critical – to this understanding of the African middle class.
AFRICA: It is a paradox that Africa is assessed in relation to Europe rather than being compared to itself and its own values.
One philosophical question remains, and its answer will determine the continuing life on Earth, writes the author Erland Kiøsterud.
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