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La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana 14-07-2021 Sidney Lumet si è impegnato efficacemente per distruggere nelle menti degli uomini la legge naturale. Dal suo debutto con La parola ai giurati alle varie trasgressioni contro i dieci comandamenti (soprattutto il sesto) di Uno sguardo dal ponte, da Quel pomeriggio di un giorno da cani a Quinto potere, i film del regista statunitense sono stati dedicati alla diffusione della Rivoluzione. Non accadrà mai, ovviamente. Eppure, se qualcuno mi chiedesse chi...

Iwi vs Kiwi: Beyond the binary Newsroom 3/05/2021 © Provided by Newsroom Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. Instead of seeing Māori ways as an either/or with existing thinking about the world and its governance, Dame Anne Salmond argues its time to bring them together for new institutional forms of order for Aotearoa-New Zealand For more than 200 years, Māori ways of f...

COVID and other diseases: An Animal Farm perspective Print edition : February 26, 2021 T+ T- At a TB hospital in Guwahati, a file picture. The COVID-19 pandemic may have had serious negative effects on both the tracking and the true incidence of TB cases. Photo: AP The global burdens of COVID and the global benefits of anti-COVID policy have been skewed against the poorer nations of the world, and within nations, against the poor and the vulnerable. It is no exaggeration to observe that the ...

Alec Hogg shares his perspective on GG Alcock – who ‘straddles the First and Third Worlds courtesy of being brought up by political activist parents’. Alec Hogg shares his perspective on GG Alcock - who straddles the First and Third Worlds courtesy of being brought up by political activist parents. This article is exclusive to Biznews Premium. Members please login here. Not yet subscribed? Taste before you eat by signing up here for a half price 30 day trial (card details required). Cyr...

DESPITE the somewhat misleading subtitle of Literature and Cinema between the Second and Third Worlds, this fascinating text largely centres on the cultural relationships between the Soviet Union and what Vijay Prashad has termed the “third-world project.” As Djagalov notes in his foreword, modern-day professionals in the former socialist world rarely show any substantive interest in Soviet-era achievements because that’s not where the money is. Artists in third-world nations themselves a...