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June 2026
Opinion · Ensayo urbano · ES
Toward an Architecture of Democracy
From the machine for living to the machine for living together. As politics loses itself in immediacy, the true democratic pact breathes in the streets: a journey through the tensions between rigidity and spontaneity, and how public space defines our coexistence.
Gabriela López · June 22, 2026
Theory · FR
Is Arab socialism dead?
The Arab socialisms constitute a plural reality, often invoked yet seldom defined with precision.
Mortadha Ghaliounji · June 17, 2026
International politics · FR
On Xenophobia and Tribalism in Africa: Causes, Consequences, and Geopolitical Impacts
The rise of xenophobia and tribalism is deepening fractures between peoples long united by shared history. An analysis of the causes, consequences, and geopolitical impacts of a drift that undermines pan-African ambitions.
Marie Flore Mboussi · June 16, 2026
Opinion · Humanist essay · ES
Is Argentina a Catholic Country?
A rereading of Alberto Hurtado’s classic in an Argentine key: the question is not how many declare themselves Catholic, but what values guide our life together today.
Felipe Daniel Barrientos · June 16, 2026
International politics · DE
Rightward Shift Driven by Fear of Decline: When Inequality Radicalizes Politics
Fear of downward mobility votes right. How wealth inequality and economic frustration shape current polling trends.
Lukas Effinger · June 16, 2026
International politics · EN
Lessons from the Nazer State: Crowdsourced Denunciation and the Privatization of Political Repression
How a government-backed smartphone application converted civilian society into an instrument of state control, and what it reveals about the future of democratic erosion.
Mariana Puente Lera · June 10, 2026
Política institucional · ES
The Autonomous State: The Unwanted Child of the Spanish Transition
The three original sins of Spain's autonomous state system: a generalised autonomy without coherent design, juridically weak self-government, and a financing model tethered to centralist inertias.
Victor José Almenar Zamora · June 6, 2026
Opinion · International politics · EN
Cameroon Learning from Senegalese Democracy
From a Cameroonian vantage point, Senegal's recent alternations of power expose the fatigue of a democracy captured by a single man for more than forty years.
Marie Flore Mboussi · June 6, 2026
Opinion · International politics · ES
Populism and Trump as an Expression of an Unequal Society
A political religion that challenges American democracy and, at the same time, expresses a social demand.
Juan Tomás Jara Masson · June 6, 2026
Opinion · International politics · ES
Venezuela in Transition: Five Factors Favoring a Democratic Exit
Five dynamics — chronic illegitimacy, a brake on repression, economic infeasibility of continuity, closure of the migratory valve, and united opposition around Machado — that indicate a democratic transition remains viable.
Felipe Galli · June 6, 2026
Derecho internacional · ES
Israel - Palestine: Positivism as an Explanatory Variable
The Israel-Palestine conflict read through legal positivism: why International Law has been unable to stop human rights violations in Gaza.
Victor José Almenar Zamora · June 6, 2026
May 2026
Theory · ES
The Peronist Lion — Milei, Political Language, and the Illiberal Facade of Peronism
A structural analysis of Javier Milei’s discourse reveals a hybrid regime: economically liberal, discursively Kirchnerist, and politically Peronist.
Agustín Cosso · May 28, 2026

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