SubjectPublic leadership
The city after the pandemicLow-intensity neo-fascism, for the time being
The lessons of history do not immunise us against fascism. The collective experience of the pandemic we are experiencing, with a stunned and shocked society,...
The city after the pandemicWhat will the world be like after the crisis?
The coronavirus crisis will not mean the end of globalisation or of European integration, but an incentive to configure them differently. In the wake of crises there...
The city after the pandemicGlobal risks, local challenges. Cities, beyond the coronavirus
One of the attractions of city life is proximity,...
The revolution of the ‘nameless’
The images compiled in the book illustrate an imaginary of resistance to war and fascism. The photographs of the proletarian archive are an antidote to the...
The generational gapYoung people doing politics differently
It has often been said that young people are not interested in politics. There is evidence that points to the contrary and that shows that interest in politics is not...
The generational gapThe generational shadow makes its presence felt
Forty years since the transition to democracy, the generational makeup of our society is changing. The children of that era already comprise half of the population...
The generational gapWhen stability seems utopian
In recent decades, job insecurity has taken root in society and affects younger generations in particular. The delay in gaining access to decent employment postpones...
“Retro-progressivism” and in praise of technocracy
Barcelona pròxima, besides bestowing high praise on technocracy, is an urban planning manual, an intellectual biography, a compendium of urban history, a...
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