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About the borders of open society
Author: Ralitsa Kovacheva
Posted by: citizensofculture
Source: http://www.euinside.eu/en
On the edge between personal and social, between national and global, between domestic and foreign – there goes the thin red line of the borders of the open society. An oxymoron that quite well describes our contemporary reality. At a time, when we thought we were cosmopolitans, Europeans, Democrats ... more
2010-10-25 18:20:52
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