Argentina and Germany: trade and trade policy by Froese, Hans Jürgen

“…I will focus my presentation by highlighting and commenting on thefollowing topics: bilateral relations between Argentina, Germany and the EU, the ongoing EU-MERCOSUR negotiations and some other trade related and economic aspects.…”
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GINO GERMANI AND FUNCTIONALISM. A REFLECTION ON THE USE OF THE CONCEPTS OF SOCIAL CLASSES, MOBILITY AND STRATIFICATION IN THE EMPIRICAL STUDIES ABOUT THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE OF ARGENTINA (1955-1966) by Trovero, Juan Ignacio

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Cambio social y racionalidad La perspectiva de Gino Germani by Ortiz, Gustavo

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Drift by Szabo, Paula

“…Founded by Walter Gropius in the context of the post-war Germany, the Bauhaus was a school of art, design, crafts and architecture that prompted a renewal in art education and laid the foundation for industrial and graphic design. …”
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Creating Content for Instagram: Digital Feminist Activism and the Politics of Class by Scharff, Christina

“…Based on 30 qualitative in-depth interviews with feminist activists, who are based in Germany and the UK, the article examines the ways in which class background and class inequalities shape feminists’ experiences of being politically active on Instagram. …”
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THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION IN EUROPE: KARL KAUTSKY AND ANTONIO GRAMSCI by Quiroga, Manuel, Fabry, Adam Balasz

“…The Russian Revolution had an immediate global impact, both as a model for revolutionary processes or intense social mobilizations in several European countries (e.g. Finland, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Italy) and due to its influence on the great debates in the international socialist movement, which was reconfiguring itself, following the divisions of tendencies in the II International, towards a more permanent division —“a great schism” (in the words of historian Carl Schorske)— between organizations and individuals that would seek to reconstruct Social Democracy and those that would seek to build the Communist International.The period immediately after the Russian Revolution (1917-20) until the consolidation of the Comintern in its II Congress was a fluid moment of debates about the characterization of the Russian Revolution and its political, theoretical and strategic consequences. …”
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