Analysis, critique and alternatives
On the anniversary of the Peaceful Revolution of 1989: how Leipzig manages the legacy of '89 between a Festival of Lights and an arms factory, war rhetoric and democracy speeches.
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Being against is easy. But what if we started asking ourselves what we actually stand for?
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An agorist analysis: why the state, Antifa, and the AfD structurally follow the same authority-obedience pattern – and what genuine antifascism would actually require.
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Climate change, pandemics, economic collapse — we live in a time of multiple converging crises. What do they have in common, and how should we respond?
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Propaganda is not a relic of the past. What propaganda really is, how it evolved from the Church through public relations to cognitive warfare — and why it is more invisible today than ever.
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Compulsory schooling was not designed to serve children — it was designed to produce compliant workers and citizens. This article explores the history of school compulsion and the alternatives available today.
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What does "civilized" actually mean? A critical examination of civilization, its promises and its dark sides — and a question about what kind of society we truly want.
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Divide and conquer is one of the oldest strategies of power. This article analyzes how it works today — and what we can do to resist it.
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Why voting changes less than we think — and what alternatives to democratic participation actually create meaningful change.
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