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Ep.04 – Sustainable Development

Rethink Team
05/01/2023
1 minute read

We speak about the urgent need to shift towards a more sustainable economic and social model. We also mention the responsibility of politicians to truly practice what they preach and about the links between social justice, environmental degradation and political participation.

Our Common HomeStriking a balance between unbounded economic growth and sustainability requires a new mindset

Charmaine Portelli
05/01/2023
4 minute read

Is the growth of our economy and the sustainability of our planet mutually exclusive or can we have both?

Politics, Economics & TechThe economy – a tool for sustainable development?

Daniel Darmanin
05/01/2023
4 minute read

The current model of development has caused environmental problems, social inequality, and economic instability. It is suggested that a new, more sustainable and inclusive model of development should be adopted which takes into account the needs of the poor and the environment.

Our Common HomeMultiple Identities, Bits of Nations coming together

Regine Nguini Psaila
03/11/2022
2 minute read

To say that migration is a human right sounds like a tautology, given the facts: the world is multicultural, and multiracial (for those who hold to the concept of race).

Ep.02 – Displacement

Rethink Team
03/11/2022
1 minute read

Listen to our discussion with Dr Daniela Debono, lecturer in anthropology of migration at the University of Malta as we discuss displacement, the need to belong, and the reality of living during a tense age of both globalization and borders.

Politics, Economics & TechThe egalitarian role of welfare state policies (compulsory education, free health care, state pensions) in Europe (social policy/history)

Anne Marie Thake
05/10/2022
4 minute read

Are we being complacent and taking the welfare state for granted? Is there a general sense of entitlement that could potentially endanger the welfare state?

Our Common HomeMulticultural Malta – a prophesized threat or historical feature?

Matthias Ebejer
05/10/2022
4 minute read

The following is a reflection on history, even though it will invariably discuss events and implications that are more recent. The reason for this is that it deals with concepts of memory, or rather the lack of it, in the shaping of a perceived identity.

Politics, Economics & TechTrauma – 3 years later

Nadia Delicata
30/10/2020
3 minute read

Until October 16, 2017, I was one of the thousands addicted to clicking Running Commentary hoping for another…

Politics, Economics & TechIt takes a child to raise the economy!

Anthony Mifsud
23/09/2020
2 minute read

‘It takes a village to raise a child.’ This is true as long as the aim of the village is the raising of the child and not only focused on its economy.

Our Common HomeKissing the Lord

Peter Farrugia
10/09/2020
3 minute read

It is in the garden, still smeared in the blood of his agony, foreshadowing the blood of his passion, that the mouth of Judas meets the mouth of Jesus. Yet the mouth has always been a pathway into another world.

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