Discourse-Theoretical Perspectives on Class, Populism and Participation. An Interview with Nico Carpentier
Abstract
Yiannis Mylonas interviewed Nico Carpentier in June 2019, in Moscow, at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, during his visit to NRU HSE.
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