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The Super Bowl Effect: Can the Experience Be Recreated?
The sports industry is undergoing a major shift, driven by changes in consumer behaviour and the growing demand for entertainment experiences. Fans expect more than just a game, from halftime shows to interactive media, fans seek a blend between sports and entertainment. Major events related to the sports industry drive massive economic activity and the Super Bowl exemplifies this by being a phenomenon that illustrates how sports have evolved into a global business. The Super
Rafaela Murteira


Israel’s Fragile Return to Normality
Diplomacy triumphed for now, but opinion, not arms, may decide what follows. The announcement of the 20-step peace plan on September 29 came at a crucial time, as the link between Israel and the US appeared to be weakening. Earlier that month , Trump publicly declared he “would not allow” West Bank annexation, a rebuke of Netanyahu’s far-right coalition’s talks to extend sovereignty. It followed earlier frictions, including Israel’s strike on Doha that undermined US-Qat
César Almeida


The Pragmatic Economics of Fascism
Economic systems are often the backbone of political ideologies and are never all about money. They shape how power is organised, who wins and who is left out. Fascism is often thought of as uniquely Mussolini’s creation, but it can be defined as any ultranationalist authoritarian system that rejects individual rights in favour of a “national identity”, where the economy is controlled not by abolishing private property, but by surrendering it to the regime’s will. As such, th
Manuel Alexandre
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