An overview of publications together with abstracts is provided. You can order an E-book or printed copy by following the title. All publications on this site have been published with GRIN: Munich. In case you would like additional information on a particular piece please sent an email to luedert(at) interchange.ubc.ca
Die indische Diaspora in Tansania
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…is not even a question for Cubans! In that other universe, for the last fifty years, the stock of pre-revolutionary gas guzzlers was (almost) all Cuba had as private transport. If they could afford the petrol. Just keeping them going and refurbished is their automotive industry.
Iconophilia thanks Jan Luedert for these recent photographs of a 1953 [...]
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Cuba,
Sustainability
‘Toleration is historically the product of the realization of the irreconcilability of equally dogmatic faiths, and the practical improbability of complete victory of one over the other.’ Isaiah Berlin
One result of late capitalist expansion is the socio-cultural resistance of indigenous peoples around the world against the ‘forces of cultural uniformity’ and the ‘appropriation of indigenous [...]
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Critical Theory,
Culture,
Deliberative Justice,
Ethics,
Habermas,
indigenous peoples,
Justice
In the Media
When music bothers the police
Transnational Politics
Coming of Age? The significance and Limits of transnational activist networks today
At the turn of the 20th century I heeded the calling of a transnational activist network critical of globalisation. Attac appealed to me with its pacifist ethos that neo-liberal economic globalisation is not an inevitable destiny but that a different world is [...]
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Democracy,
transnational networks,
transnational politics
Featured on e-IR
A recent article on the contending notion of sovereignty has been published by e-IR. e-International Relations is an independent, student-run website for people who are interested in international politics. The article is entitled Contending Dialectics: Revisiting Material and Ideational Dimensions of Sovereignty. It exemplifies how either a Hegelian or Marxian dialectic runs in the background of [...]
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