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====== Introduction ====== | ====== Introduction ====== | ||
- | This tenth and final issue of the Swedish journal // | + | This tenth and final issue of the Swedish journal // |
A lot of major and minor things have occurred since we published the last issue in 2011, more than we can analyse and comment on here and now. For example, in 2011 the war in Syria started after what is known as the Arab Spring. At that time Donald Trump, the notorious former president of the US and inverted teddy bear of liberals and leftists around the world—and who has been replaced by sleepy Joe Biden—had not even started to warm up. Since 2015 and the wave of migration in the wake of, not least, the war in Syria, we have seen the ugly face of nationalism find its way into the centre of social debates, for example in the form of protectionism and isolationism, | A lot of major and minor things have occurred since we published the last issue in 2011, more than we can analyse and comment on here and now. For example, in 2011 the war in Syria started after what is known as the Arab Spring. At that time Donald Trump, the notorious former president of the US and inverted teddy bear of liberals and leftists around the world—and who has been replaced by sleepy Joe Biden—had not even started to warm up. Since 2015 and the wave of migration in the wake of, not least, the war in Syria, we have seen the ugly face of nationalism find its way into the centre of social debates, for example in the form of protectionism and isolationism, |