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"Why do you read so much?"

Stuart Husband: bookstores

PHOTO: We do not need bookstores just to buy books… Photographer Horst Friedrichs has photographed places that are filled with books.
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MODERN TIMES: Quarterly magazine next!

: It was time to settle the status quo, now in our sixth year for today's MODERN TIMES. Not only is the world changing with a pandemic (see otherwise in the newspaper), but the public has also changed drastically in the last decade.
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Beyond the limits of reason

: Is there an opportunity for experiences that go beyond reason, and can these be called meaningful?
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Foucault's tool box

: Foucault's Concepts is a brilliant overview work for Foucault enthusiasts.
Kjetil Røed -

The book requires a certain appetite for the theme

: Martín Caparrós is furious at the fact that billions of people go to bed hungry every night. 
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It is easy to arrange election campaign trips to the western edge and point the nose at the rich. But their gardens are also ours – they take care ...

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Patrick Cockburn: The Rise of the Islamic State

: A book about ISIS that has a military more than a religious focus.
Henning Næs -

John-Andrew McNeish and others: Contested Powers

: Contested Powers, with case studies from Latin America, shows how energy resources and political power are linked.
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Bengt Jangfeldts: A Russian History

: Ole Robert Sunde follows the futuristic journey of the educator Bengt Jangfeldt along the Soviet 1970s.
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Full 100-page MODERN TIMES including the appendix Orientering and Modern Times Review comes out quarterly in early March, June, September and December) with international book reviews (non-fiction) and comments / essays. According to the physical newspaper (and PDF), the articles are published regularly online (see the newsletters).

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