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Cecilia Pe Lero , July 30th, 2021
On May 6, 2021, on the heels of Brazil’s deadliest month since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, special police forces in Rio de Janeiro killed 28 people…
clearstaff , June 10th, 2021
I went to the university’s article database but finding this paper again wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be.
clearstaff , June 10th, 2021
I found myself shocked by the importance of citation, and particularly by my lack of awareness of the impact my citing could have on others.
John Harriss , May 12th, 2021
An introductory note: In the short space of time that has elapsed since I first drafted this essay – in the last week of March 2021 – and…
Max Liboiron , May 10th, 2021
CLEAR has worked with Couple3 Films to make a series of short documentaries about the lab and our processes. We’ve also brought those processes into the filmmaking.
Darren Byler , May 4th, 2021
There were three lanes at the checkpoint in Turpan—an old Uyghur-majority oasis city on the northern reaches of the Taklamakan Desert in Northwest China. Two lanes were fitted…
Helena Zeweri , December 11th, 2020
Collectively, immigration policies function to perform national sovereignty by reinforcing the division between citizen and migrant, usually conflated with ‘native’ and ‘outsider.’ While the work of p…
Today's Totalitarianism Editorial Collective , November 16th, 2020
Wherever one looks across the globe today democracy is in decline and trends towards what was once called “totalitarianism” are on the rise. In China 1,000,000 Uighurs are…
Greg Feldman , October 31st, 2020
Today’s Totalitarianism welcomes written opinion pieces that increase our awareness of the dangers we confront at this historical juncture anywhere in the world, of efforts to resist them,…
Grant Otsuki , July 20th, 2020
There’s an old saying, probably from a management textbook somewhere, that I see pop up on the software developer side of the internet from time to time. Everyone…
Till Mostowlansky , May 22nd, 2020
As vast parts of the world went into Covid-19 lockdown over the past months critics of this approach have emerged from a broad spectrum: amongst others, libertarians who…
Lucas Faure , May 4th, 2020
Since the beginning of the Covid-19, Muslim NGOs have been at the forefront of the crisis in France. Their implication at the national level challenges negative stereotypes on…
Julie Billaud , July 12th, 2019
What kind of practices, forms of moral reasoning and ethical orientation does Muslim humanitarianism entail? In what contexts and in response to what social problems does it arise?…
Filippo Osella , July 11th, 2019
In this intervention I argue that charitable or humanitarian practices among contemporary Muslims— and everyday religiosity more generally—are constituted and experienced not only through differences …
Emma Varley , July 10th, 2019
Drawing on fieldwork undertaken between 2004 and 2013 in Gilgit Town, the multi-sectarian capital of the Gilgit-Baltistan region of northern Pakistan, this brief explores how, even while they…
Radhika Gupta , July 9th, 2019
Scholarly discussions of charity, philanthropy and humanitarianism in varied contexts tend to uphold the moral ideal of giving for the sake of humanity at large or the common…
Esther Moeller , July 8th, 2019
The Egyptian Red Crescent was founded in 1912 by Sheikh Ali Yussuf with a clear Panislamic and anticolonial agenda. In the following decades, however, the organization turned more…