Fascism emerged when classical Liberalism was failing and there was a break in the way the system maintained its integrity. Western Europe never arrived at the revolution predicted by Karl Marx. What arrived instead was the other extreme: Fascism. In the middle of the twentieth century, alongside attempts in Germany […]
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North of the Rio Grande with Graciela Iturbide
The work of the award-winning Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide was exhibited in London in August at the Photographer’s Gallery. One of her photos, shown in The Prisma’s review of the exhibition, was of four women standing in front of a wall mural of Benito Juárez and Villa y Zapata. […]
The emotion is the same, which is fear
In the case ofhuman beings, there is a “technical fault” that happens; men and women are also able to fear things or situations just by imagining them, without the thing or situation actually happening or being real. According to the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, between 50-60% […]
Democracy diminishing in the pursuit of profit
By using politics to advance or even maintain competitive standing, companies leave societies voiceless, unable to address economic growth’s repercussions. Global economy has placed the government as the back seat drivers and the big businesses at the wheel.
Feminist economics and women caregivers and providers
They contribute to an economy that ignores them, that fails to recognise their efforts, that condemns them to poverty and that perpetuates the regressive role of mother – worker – domestic, even though women have jobs outside of the home. _ Ana Galera As Caroline Sweetman says “The feminist […]
















