segregation

  • The Root of Segregation

    By Jorge Assef | March 27th, 2019

    A young man of 30 who describes his family with pride during the initial consultation, shares a disturbing memory in a subsequent session: at the age of 11, he hears […]

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  • US Blues—Bury the Hatchet

    By Thomas Svolos | November 22nd, 2018

    Asked about her commitment to running for and again leading the United States House of Representatives as Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi replied “It’s an urgency I can’t resist.”[1] […]

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  • The Security State

    By David Ferraro | November 19th, 2018

    Australia’s treatment of asylum seekers has for years been unremittingly brutal. It isn’t because those seeking asylum are criminals, since to seek asylum is not a crime; and it isn’t […]

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  • Are there judges?

    By Claudia Iddan | November 11th, 2018

    In Israel, Judges, especially those of the Supreme Court, have the function of protecting and defending human rights and liberty, of standing against any kind of segregation. Where are they […]

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  • “[…] and I did not open my mouth anymore”

    By Juliette Lauwers | November 3rd, 2018

    In Europe today, the question of politics as faced with human phenomena is effaced in favour of a discourse of necessity. The decision makers think that they are managers. The […]

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  • Turning One’s Back

    By Claudia Iddan | September 22nd, 2018

    Psychoanalysis has shown us that the parlêtre’s life is based on the disharmony which exists between the sexes, on the impossibility of complementary enjoyments since in fact we make love […]

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