Sicily’s Multicultural Character?
Regional identities are rarely neutral inheritances. Instead, these are constructions guided by ideological projections and political necessities. In his book, The Invention of Sicily, Jamie Mackay argues that the recovery of a territorial identity should always be a collective process.
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6.10.2026
Sicily’s Multicultural Character?
Regional identities are rarely neutral inheritances. Instead, these are constructions guided by ideological projections and political necessities. In his book, The Invention [...]
29.09.2026
Between History and Hysteria: The Debates around Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
Although Christopher Nolan is considered one of the most talented contemporary American directors, his adaptation of The Odyssey has been met with a wide-ranging series of [...]
Podcasts and interviews
All Interviews and Podcasts5.10.2026
Challenging Archives, Episode 3- Documenting the Human Rights Organizations during the Cold War
In our conversation, we discuss the Helsinki process, the role of culture and dissident networks, the challenges of archival research, and what the archives can reveal about the changing nature [...]
1.10.2026
Decolonial Constitutionalism in the Caribbean – In Conversation with Ronnie Yearwood
In this conversation, Ronnie Yearwood analyzes the persistence of coloniality in Caribbean constitutionalism and asks what a decolonial constitutionalism, able to overcome the past and think the [...]