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Author Lev Raphael reads from his work at the Michigan Writers Series
No full textInternationally acclaimed author and Greater Lansing resident, Lev Raphael, reads from his memoir "My Germany". He recounts his travels to the NAZI labor camp where his mother was held during World War II and coming to terms with his mother's traumatic past. Introduced by Michigan State University Librarian Michael Rodriguez at an event held at the MSU Main Library. Part of the Michigan State University Libraries' Michigan Writers Series
The Transnationality of European Nationalist Movements
No full textThe Transnationality of European Nationalist Movements
This article investigates the rationale behind transnational mobilisations of neo-Nazi and fascist social movements. It argues that pan-Europeanism is a central tenet, not a counter-principle, of extreme nationalist thought. The focus of the paper lies on contemporary examples of German extra-parliamentary organisations that subscribe to an anti-globalist or anti-capitalist ideology, and on their philosophical and historical precursors. It analyses those strains of reactionary thought that have aimed to ‘ preserve’ and ‘ reawaken’ a European Spirit or Culture in defence against the perceived threats of globalisation, and that today form the background to transnational co-operation and networking on the far right agenda.La transnationalité des mouvements nationalistes européens
Cet article examine les idées de base et les motivations de la mobilisation transnationale des mouvements sociaux néonazis et fascistes. Il démontre que le pan-européanisme, loin d’en être le contre-pied, constitue au contraire la base même de l’idéologie d’extrême-droite nationaliste. L’étude se focalise sur les organisations allemandes extraparlementaires qui souscrivent à une idéologie anticapitaliste ou ‘ antimondialiste’ et sur leurs antécédents historiques et philosophiques. Elle analyse les idées réactionnaires visant à la ‘ préservation’ ou au ‘ réveil’ d’un Esprit ou d’une Culture européens contre les menaces de la mondialisation. Cette dernière constitue l’arrière-fonds de la coopération et du maillage transnational entre les groupements d’extrême droite.De transnationaliteit van Europese nationalistische bewegingen
Dit artikel onderzoekt grondgedachten en beweegredenen van de transnationale mobilisatie van fascistische en neonazistische sociale bewegingen. Het stelt vast dat pan-Europeanisme een basisdogma vormt, en geen contraprincipe, van het extreem-nationalistische gedachtegoed. Dat wordt aangetoond aan de hand van enkele eigentijdse voorbeelden van Duitse extraparlementaire organisaties die een antiglobalistische of antikapitalistische ideologie aanhangen, en hun filosofische en historische voorlopers. Daarbij worden reactionaire ideeën belicht die streven naar het ‘ behoud’ en de ‘ heropwekking’ van een Europese Geest of Cultuur als een dam tegen vermeende dreigingen van globalisering. Zij vormen vandaag de achtergrond van transnationale samenwerking en netwerking tussen extreemrechtse groepen.Schlembach Raphael. The Transnationality of European Nationalist Movements. In: Revue belge de philologie et d'histoire, tome 89, fasc. 3-4, 2011. pp. 1331-1349
Deep machine learning of topological states of quantum matter
No full textauthor: Raphael KaubrueggerMasterarbeit Universität Innsbruck 201
Deep machine learning of topological states of quantum matter
No full textauthor: Raphael KaubrueggerMasterarbeit Universität Innsbruck 201
Deep machine learning of topological states of quantum matter
No full textauthor: Raphael KaubrueggerMasterarbeit Universität Innsbruck 201
Vocabulario Portuguez & Latino, Antico ... : Tomo VIII
No full textContén ademáis: Diccionario Castellano y Portuguez para facilitar ... la noticia de la lengua Latina ... Author el P. D. Raphael Blutea
Book review of Anita Nissen (2022) Europeanisation of the Contemporary Far Right: Generation Identity and Fortress Europe. London: Routledge.
No full textUndercover policing and the spectre of ‘domestic extremism’:the covert surveillance of environmental activism in Britain
Get PDFThe spectre of environmental ‘domestic extremism’ has long been postulated by police leaders and security analysts in Britain. It is a narrative that has justified the commitment of enormous amounts of government resources towards police intelligence work directed at non-violent direct action campaigns. Most controversially, this has included the long-term infiltration of environmental (and other) activist groups by undercover police. This article provides a critical analysis of the justifications put forward in support of the covert surveillance of environmental activists in Britain. The paper proceeds by way of a single case study – a high profile, environmental direct action protest in the north of England – in order to reveal the levels of abuse, manipulation and deception at the basis of undercover protest policing. Through their court case, the activists involved with this action were able to obtain rare insights into the police authorisation documents for the undercover operation that had led to their arrests. An analysis of these documents provides us with a glimpse of the contradictory justifications given by senior police officers for infiltration – now under scrutiny by a public inquiry
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