Philipp Ther
Philipp Ther, born in 1967, teaches Modern European and East European History at the University of Vienna. He has already published five books in English, and his publications have been translated into various other languages. He has received several prizes and awards, including the 2015 Prize of the Leipzig Book Fair for Die neue Ordnung auf dem alten Kontinent, which was also shortlisted for the Prix du livre européen. Furthermore, his work has earned him the Richard G. Plaschka Prize (2006) and the Wittgenstein Prize (2019).
Philipp Ther, born in 1967, teaches Modern European and East European History at the University of Vienna. He has already published five books in English, and his publications have been translated into various other languages. He has received several prizes and awards, including the 2015 Prize of the Leipzig Book Fair for Die neue Ordnung auf dem alten Kontinent, which was also shortlisted for the Prix du livre européen. Furthermore, his work has earned him the Richard G. Plaschka Prize (2006) and the Wittgenstein Prize (2019).
PUBLICATIONS
The Sound of Habsburg
How the West Lost the Peace
In 1989, the West appeared to be the lone victor of history. Today, the triumphalism of that time sounds more than stale. What went wrong?
Multi-award winning historian Philipp Ther is...
English world rights (Polity), Korea (Eco Livres), Poland (Nauka i Innowacje), Czech Republic (Karolinum)
The Outsiders
Flight and integration are extremely important themes at present. They are a major reason for the rise of right-wing populist parties and are threatening to divide the EU. However, a...
English world rights (Princeton UP), Spain (PUZ), Portuguese rights (Edições 70), Italy (Keller)
Europe After 1989
English world rights (Princeton UP), Chinese complex rights (Rye Field), France (Gallimard), Finland (Vastapaino), Korea (Eco Livres), Japan (Misuzu Shobo), Poland (Kurhaus Publishing), Czech Republic (Libri), Ukraine (Antropogos-Logos-Film)
Previously published in the respective language / territory; rights available again: Bulgaria (K&X Critique & Humanism)