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Author: Katherine Whittaker

Katherine Whittaker is a first year M.A. student pursuing degrees in both European and Mediterranean studies and journalism. She graduated from Elon University with degrees in English, Spanish, and art, and traveled extensively throughout South American during those four years. Her research areas of interest include public and street art, collective memory, and insularity throughout the Mediterranean.
The implications of “oxi” in Greece’s future.
Europe Political Analysis Regions

The implications of “oxi” in Greece’s future.

August 22, 2015August 22, 20157 min read

Greece has been remarkably calm. Syntagma Square, the main square facing the parliament building, has not been full of protesters in weeks. The upscale hotels

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Insights | Slavoj Žižek talks about Greece and Syriza
Europe Insights

Insights | Slavoj Žižek talks about Greece and Syriza

May 1, 2015May 1, 20157 min read

It is incredibly difficult to listen to Slavoj Žižek without allowing his personality to obscure what may be utter brilliance and innovative thought on the

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