Here is the list of Kritika's authors, with all articles signed by them.
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Tahar Lamri
Writer and journalist. Born in Algiers, he arrived in Italy in 1986. He lives in Ravenna. He has collaborated with Il Manifesto, Internazionale, and has written short stories and plays. He collected some of his writings in the book "I sessanta nomi dell'amore" (The Sixty Names of Love), Fara Editore, 2006.6 Articles
Manal Labloul
She is studying Information, Publishing and Journalism at Roma Tre University, after a degree in Communication Sciences obtained in Modena and Reggio Emilia. She loves reading and culture in all its forms, and has a keen interest in the publishing world and the stories that help to tell society. She is undertaking her curricular internship at Kritica.5 Articles
Mariarita Persichetti
Freelance journalist, focusing on environmental and social issues. Her articles have been published in Atlante Editoriale, Left, Italia Che Cambia, Rivista Contrasti. She wrote about the Environment for Il Millimetro. A graduate in Economics from Rome, she now lives in Parma with her gaze always directed towards the lower Lazio region, her place of origin.5 Articles
Rita Rapisardi
Rita Rapisardi is a freelance journalist. Her work is published in L'Espresso, Domani, il manifesto, and Corriere della Sera. She covers news from Turin for Radio Popolare.4 Articles
Anna Paola Lacatena
Sociologist at the Pathological Dependencies Department of ASL Taranto, member of the Scientific Committee of the Italian Society for Drug Addictions. A freelance journalist, she has authored numerous articles in specialised journals. Recent publications include: “La polvere sotto al tappeto. Il discorso pubblico sulle droghe tra evidenze scientifiche e ipocrisie“ (The Dust Under the Rug: Public Discourse on Drugs Between Scientific Evidence and Hypocrisy), Carocci 2021; “Tagliate male” (Badly Cut), CLAD, 2023, “Santiago,” Giulio Perrone Affiori, 2025.4 Articles
Valerio Moggia
Born in Novara in 1989, he has curated Pallonate in Faccia since 2017, a blog dedicated to the connections between football and politics. He has written on these topics for Domani, InsideOver, Linkiesta, Il Manifesto, Il Post, Rivista Undici, l’Ultimo Uomo, and Valigia Blu. He is the author of the books “Storia Popolare del Calcio. Uno spot di esuli, immigrati e lavoratori” (Ultra Sport, 2020), “La Coppa del Morto. Storia di un Mondiale che non dovrebbe esistere” (Ultra Sport, 2022), and “Il calcio è politica: Lo sport come antidoto al nazionalismo” (People, 2025).4 Articles
Eyad Hamad
Giornalista palestinese, ha lavorato per vent’anni presso l’Associated Press. Ha seguito tutti i principali eventi in Cisgiordania, tra cui l’assedio alla Basilica della Natività a Betlemme, l’assedio al presidente Arafat e i suoi funerali a Ramallah, la guerra di Gaza del 2014 e la Grande Marcia del Ritorno a Gaza. Ha seguito anche la Primavera araba in Tunisia, Egitto e Libia, realizzando interviste esclusive come quella a Saif al-Islam Gheddafi, figlio di Muammar Gheddafi.4 Articles
Lidia Ginestra Giuffrida
Freelance journalist, she covers wars and their consequences, from migrations to contemporary diasporas. She has worked on the ground in various conflict zones, from Palestine and Israel to Syria and Ukraine. She works for Italian and foreign publications including Al Jazeera English, New Lines Magazine, L'Espresso, Fanpage.it, il manifesto, and others.3 Articles
