Understanding in depth the power dynamics operating today requires an understanding of how forms of domination by one culture over another have evolved. This article analyses the origins, similarities and differences between four terms that define different forms of domination, whether territorial, political, economic and/or cultural: empire, imperialism, colonialism and neocolonialism. Empire refers to a “set of states or territories subjected to another”, generally through military force. In ancient civilizations, empires combined military expansion with mechanisms designed to stabilize conquered … Read more

The film “Federica Montseny, The Woman Who Speaks”, directed by Laura Mañá, recovers the memory of one of the most important figures of the libertarian movement in the Spanish State during the Second Republic and the Civil War. At a time of progressive loss of rights and the rise of fascism, it is essential to remember figures such as Federica Montseny, who played a fundamental role in the struggle for social emancipation. Federica Montseny (1905–1994), the daughter of fellow anarchists … Read more

This text is part of the contents of the first book by ECOAR))) and will go on sale at the end of this year, 2026. Winning the Narrative! Manual for Combating the Far-Right Discourse. Below are six blocks of guidelines for discursively confronting the far-right. The first three blocks of guidelines (those related to frameworks and language, those related to argumentative and emotional strategy, as well as warnings and mistakes to avoid) belong to the realm of one’s own development, … Read more

This text is part of the contents of the first book by ECOAR))) and will go on sale at the end of this year, 2026. Winning the Narrative! Manual for Combating the Far-Right Discourse. From this perspective, it can be affirmed that common sense is not an indicator of intelligence or rationality, but an indicator of belonging. People do not believe what they believe because it is true, but because their group teaches them to believe it, and because believing … Read more