John Baldacchino

John Baldacchino

John Baldacchino is an academic, essayist and visual artist. He specializes in art, education, philosophy, and Mediterranean studies. He is the author of numerous books, refereed and journalistic articles. Though his books are mostly focused on academic themes, he is also the author of volumes that reflect on Maltese thought and politics. These include Democracy Without Confession: Philosophical Conversations on the Maltese Political Imaginary (Allied Press 2015, with Kenneth Wain), Sejjieħ il-Ħsieb: Limitu u Ħelsien (KKM 2020) and Secular Reflections. On a nation’s anomaly (Midsea 2024).

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Bread, circuses and human rights
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John Baldacchino
The Prime Minister seems to be making legal history by telling us that human rights 'must be merited' 
Bald men fighting over a comb
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Apart from a degree of addiction, social media does reflect a certain mood in circles which, as one expects, follows specific patterns
‘Serving Kant’ to war
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Two Charlies and a secular quandary
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British Labour, its leader and its future
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A referendum’s gamble
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Diversity and the freedom of interpretation
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Left, right and centre in Malta’s 40-year-old Republic
Governing by listening… and by failing on spin
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Diversity, liberty and solidarity
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Time to back off?
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Of accents, governments and oppositions
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Citizenship, the EU, and social justice
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