The coexistence of different cultures and religions faces the challenge of balancing respect, pluralism and freedom of expression, amid debates over whether some models of integration may lead to new forms of uniformity. Nigel Pocock Some have argued that such an utopian vision of society could not be […]
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Power, freedom and their contradictions: peace and hate
The tensions between those who govern and those who are governed raise debates about corruption, inequality and the limits of individual freedom within the political, economic and social structures that shape collective life. Victor Ofosu “Who are they?” Could it be the State, whose ambition it focused on […]
The hidden cost of democracy in the United Kingdom
When a record-breaking political donation triggers a Parliamentary investigation, it rarely happens in isolation. Behind the headlines lie questions about transparency, public trust and the long-unresolved relationship between money and power in British politics — questions that have resisted resolution for nearly a century.
Four decades of remembering and searching for justice
The testimony of the mother of one of the victims of the Case of the Burned relives the brutal attack against two young people during a protest against the Chilean dictatorship and recalls the impact of one of the most painful episodes in the country’s recent history. Carmen Esquivel […]
Immigrants stories: Scared, detained and humiliated
Veronica Camacho* is a woman who, like many others, was arrested in the middle of the street and taken to several detention centres in the UK. She spent more than three months in one of them and was mistreated. Fortunately, she managed to get out of “hell”, as she called it. This happened a long time ago but the memory is still with her.
















