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Pacifist slogans about abolishing war are no longer relevant to politics. A serious discussion must start from the reality of threats for European societies and not confuse militarism, which must be rejected, with the defence of a democratic space in which it remains possible to fight against neoliberalism.
WHEN: Tuesday, November 4th, 2025, 6 to 8 pm
WHERE: online via MS Teams
Hanna Perekohda is a PhD candidate in political science at the Institute of Political Studies (University of Lausanne). Her research focuses on Ukraine’s place in the Russian political imaginary. Her articles on Russian-Ukrainian relations and the current war have appeared in various outlets. She is involved in networks of international solidarity.
This talk is part of the online lecture series Emancipatory Perspectives in a Multipolar World Full of Tensions organized by the University of Salzburg:
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Tuesday, January 13th, 2025, 6-8pm
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Lecture with Frieda Afary