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On April 12, MAO is unveiling the refurbishment of Tradu/izioni d’Eurasia, an exhibition that tells the fascinating story of the journey of art, culture, traditions and language from East Asia to the Mediterranean basin (and back) through a new, well-chosen selection of pottery, textiles, metalwork and manuscripts.

Legislative changes should be undertaken to remove the obstacles to migrant children getting access to local schools.This is the recom­men­dation of the Joint Select Committee (JSC) on Human Rights, Equality

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The MAO Asian Art Museum presents the exhibition Trad u/I zioni d’Eurasia, which explores the concepts of cultural translation, transposition and interpretation through a selection of objects from West, Central and East Asia.

In this book excerpt, award-winning Ghanaian journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni explores that challenges of investigative reporting in Africa.

Alongside the Russian workers' attempts to create socialism -- not as some abstract far-off utopia in a political party program, but through confronting and changing the concrete reality of their everyday life -- were the activities of socialist parties, supposedly sympathetic to working class aspirations. This pamphlet tells the story of the Russian workers' struggle, in particular the efforts of the factory committees.

Clark Armitage offers his insights in Roundtable: Transfer Pricing for the February 2023 issue of Financier Worldwide Magazine.

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The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias whereby people vastly overestimate their competence in a given domain, largely as a function of their being unaware of just how much it is they don’t know.

Debates between Trotskyists and libertarians about the Russian Revolution rarely break new ground. But this debate from the 1970s raised many thought-provoking questions that still await satisfactory answers even today.