The small person in front of the flashing billboards. By Jasna Frangovska
How many New Years can a world survive before it crashes into a recession? Jasna Frangovska interviews Senka Anastasova - Dr of Philosophy from the Sts. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje - about the strange feeling of the New Year under the dark shadow of the economic crash. Senka argues these glamorous holidays are paradigmatic of the consumer society we all live in – culturally, economically and politically.
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