A stimulating exploration of the causes and consequences of the crisis of reproduction and the dilemmas which pro-natalism bring for progressive politics. Read the article HERE.
From Bosnia to Afghanistan, the neoliberal peace-building model has compounded conflicts and inequalities by eroding the core function of states and subordinating people’s needs to the interests of capital. But in Ukraine, the co-optation of […]
Does the concept of the commons hold out hope for a world without war? Caitlin Hoyland is a writer and human rights advocate interning with CODEPINK’s Local Peace Economy program. She has written extensively on conflict, […]
As Palestinian women and children suffer under Israel’s onslaught, Berlin has failed to prioritise their plight Dorthe Engelcke is a senior research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law. She […]
Feminists in Poland are suspicious about new prime minister Donald Tusk’s promises to improve abortion rights, given his own record on women’s rights and a long history of using the issue of abortion as a […]
Estonia’s Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has become an icon of the new feminist Atlanticism, a rebranded form of aggressive militarism, writes Lily Lynch in ‘Sidecar’. Read the article HERE.
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