Top 10 yvesengler.com Wettbewerber

thetyee.ca

The Tyee: News, Culture, Solutions. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

canadiandimension.com

Founded in 1963, Canadian Dimension is a forum for debate on important issues facing the Canadian Left today, and a source for analysis of national and regional politics, labour, economics, world affairs and art.

hazlitt.net

Life and Death By Misadventure

walterdorn.net

publications, lectures and other activities involving dr walter dorn

harpers.org

How do I log in to the Harper’s website? We’ve upgraded the log in system at harpers.org. Everyone who subscribed before March 15, 2023, will need to reset their passwords to access the archives. You will not be asked to enter payment information at any point in this process. In addition to being easier to […]

fernwoodpublishing.ca

Martha Paynter, nurse and scholar, explains how abortion is governed in Canada without an abortion law and why experts advocate against one.

ijvcanada.org

IJV Canada is thrilled to invite you to a panel discussion on the lessons in solidarity and organizing learned during the Student Encampments in the Spring and Summer of 2024. We will feature representatives from several encampments including University of Toronto, McMaster, Dalhousie, University of

breachmedia.ca

Journalist David Moscrop joins The Breach Show podcast to discuss the ‘green banker’ and free market enthusiast who might just become Canada’s next prime minister

nbmediacoop.org

In New Brunswick, youth are told that a post-secondary degree leads to good jobs and financial security. Yet, an unreleased

uppingtheanti.org

Italian culture is admired worldwide for its appreciation of la dolce vida — a slower enjoyment of life’s sweet and ordinary pleasures. This sits in tension with the breakneck speed of modern capitalism. This pace is, by design, so deliberately demanding that anti-capitalist sociologist Zygmunt Bauman describes modern capitalism as “liquid.” Bauman points out that capitalism, underpinned by interlocking structures of domination, ever increases the speed of modern life, thereby engulfing possibilities for more relational, slower ways of being. This leaves ordinary people “impotent to resist the business-inspired rules of action” and “open to the invasion and domination. . . of the determining role of the economy.” [[Zygmunt Bauman, Liquid Modernity (Malden: Polity Press, 2000), 4, giuseppecapograssi.files.wordpress.com]] So, in spite of the prevailing notion of la dolce vida, the welfare of Italian society is not immune to the consequences of modern capitalism. Even traditional Italian cultural touchstones of extended mealtimes, afternoon riposo, and community bonds are ever-threatened by the unregulated velocity of modern life. How can resistance sustain itself while contending with this breakneck pace? Anti-capitalist organizers here in Padova, Italy, would begin by extending a hand in friendship and perhaps even opening a bottle of wine.