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We often leave our choice of gifts unquestioned, because “it’s the intention that counts”. But we may be doing more harm than we think… In this article, I will guide you through theoretical and societal visions of the gift and its relation to gender.

At the time of his election in 2018, Jair Bolsonaro was dismissed as just a Tropical Donald Trump. Since he became the leader of the largest nation of South America, he created his own brand of xenophobic, misogynistic, right-wing populism. What exactly makes him a populist and why did people vote for him? Do these reasons still stand in the midst of a global pandemic?

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Continue reading “#NisiSama: The constructive role of social media in supporting the Ex-Yugoslav #MeToo movement”

This articles provides a new perspective on the situation in Tunisia, a decade after the Tunisian Revolution.