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Published in: TransformationWhy progressives need to take higher states of consciousness seriouslyFar from being detached from reality, visionary alternatives to neo-liberalism are the product of deeper and deeper...
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Published in: TransformationWill the Universal Basic Income make us lonely?A policy that parcels out money to people may maintain, or even exacerbate, levels of loneliness and individualism.
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Published in: TransformationHow to stay humanNeoliberalism encourages us to treat every aspect of our lives as if it were on sale in a marketplace: is it an...
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Published in: TransformationWhy spirituality is the key to a more visionary politicsProgressive renewal lies in a deep recognition that we are not choosing our current lives. An introduction to this...
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Published in: TransformationThe sex scandal following the Whole Foods’ guruA cautionary tale where New Age spirituality meets American capitalism amid accusations of abuse.
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Published in: oDRA home to three religionsThere’s a religious revival going on in Russia’s provinces. We travel to the town of Malmyzh, on the border of Kirov...
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Published in: HomeHeartfelt rationalityThe side effects of good intentions and tolerance can be more suffering. We must let our hearts set our goals, but...
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Published in: oDRLiving in Islam: Russian Muslims tell their storiesTen Moscow Muslims speak of faith, joy and attitudes towards Islam in Russia today.
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Published in: oDRGubden, Dagestan: where ‘radicals’ police themselvesThis village used to house one of the North Caucasus’ most dangerous Islamist paramilitary units. With the Russian...
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Published in: oDRRadicalisation in Georgia: a self-fulfilling prophecy?Georgia's Pankisi Gorge has been portrayed as a hotbed of Islamic radicalism. Its ethnic Kist residents suffer...
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Published in: oDRIslam in Kyrgyzstan: growing in diversitySince the late 1980s, Kyrgyzstan has witnessed an Islamic revival. Recent talk of extremist threats and...
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Published in: oDRKeeping Crimea's Muslims in checkAlternative muftiates, extremism charges and co-optation, or how to manage Crimean Tatar Muslims. на русском языке
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Published in: oDRAzerbaijan: ruling in bad faithThe Aliyev regime is attempting to co-opt and repress Muslim communities to strengthen its hold on power. It is...
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Published in: oDRMoscow's new mosque: a political project?After years of delayed construction, a new mosque has finally opened in Moscow. The timing of its opening ceremony...
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Published in: oDRUmmah: Islam in the post-Soviet worldoDR introduces a new series devoted to reporting and comment on Islamic life in the post-Soviet space. Русский
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Published in: oDRLessons not learned in Kabardino-BalkariaTen years after militants attacked the town of Nalchik in the North Caucasus, the cycle of violence continues.
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Published in: oDRHow to fight Islamic State in ChechnyaHow are Chechnya's authorities responding to IS? на русском языке
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Published in: oDRIslamic State in Kyrgyzstan: a real or imagined threat?In July, Bishkek claimed to successfully foil an IS plot in the country. But is IS even in Kyrgyzstan?
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Published in: TransformationWould you bulldoze your own temple?"We are our land and our land is us." Hawaiians stand for a mountain.
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Published in: TransformationFrench secularism as failed social engineeringThe principle of laïcité has become a demagogic tool to reinforce narrow judgements about French identity and...
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