Imaginer Demander Mettre en œuvre
European Alternatives œuvre à promouvoir la démocratie, l’égalité et la culture au-delà de l’État-nation et à imaginer, exiger et mettre en œuvre des alternatives pour un avenir viable.
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AI: The New Aesthetics of Fascism
Gareth Watkins Tommy Robinson tweets an image of soldiers walking into the ocean on D-Day. Britain First’s co leader produces imagery of Muslim men laughing at sad white girls on public transport. An AI generated song combining kitsch schlager pop…
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ONLINE ASSEMBLY 3: Rejecting discriminatory algorithms: Is Unbiased AI Possible?
REGISTER NOW Who gets to design the systems that increasingly govern us, and what would it mean to design them differently? AI is already making decisions about our lives: who gets an interview, who receives welfare, who is considered “high…
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Democratic Digital Commons
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Rivers of Democracy
Rivers of Democracy is a series of transnational residencies across Europe where rivers are treated as political living spaces, shaping how we think about participation and democracy. Flowing across borders, these journeys turn Europe’s waterways into sites of encounter where…
Ceasefire Now! Open call for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza strip and Israel.
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EMMELO Project
European Men, Masculinity, and Extremist Leadership Online The first output of the EMMELO project is out. The EMMELO Project: European Men, Masculinity, and Extremist Leadership Online examines the role of masculinity in extremist movements online across Europe and the threats…
Albania’s Flamingo Revolution: The Radical Courage to Envision Another Future
Gresa Hasa for Journal Issue 14 of European Alternatives What began in late May as a small environmental struggle in the protected area of Zvërnec, within the Vjosa-Narta Lagoon in western Albania, has since evolved into a broad-based mass movement—one…
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Don’t Call Me Resilient: Migrant Academics, Precarity, and Epistemic Injustice in Europe
by Sara Badri & Valerii Saenko As migrant academics in Europe working on migration, we recognised the persistent need to talk about migrants’ lived experiences inside European universities. In response, we organised a seminar and a follow-up workshop as a…
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From factories to squares: how protest is rewiring Europe’s radical politics, and what that means for transnational futures
Diego Castel Europe likes to speak the language of values: democracy, rights, peace, multilateralism. But values are never just slogans. They are practiced through institutions, and institutions only move when someone builds power that can endure. If Europe is serious…