NonFiction
Aspects of Contemporary Right-Wing Radicalism
On 6 April 1967 Theodor W. Adorno gave a lecture at the University of Vienna as a guest of the Socialist Students of Austria, a lecture which, from today’s point of view, is not only of historical...
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On Combatting Antisemitism Today
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Destructive Desires
What now?
In March 1966, Egon Bahr finished a manuscript. Under the title »What now?«, he outlines a new East German and intra-German policy. Proudly, he hands it to his superior – and the text disappears into a filing cabinet. Willy Brandt feared that in view of the possibility of a grand coalition, the memorandum held too much explosive potential. But the two soon start implementing Bahr’s concept...
In Us and Now
This book is a search. For a position, a community, a perspective. Led by the memories of what she experienced as the daughter of a patriarchal Indian family, Priya Basil describes the...
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Stolen Girls
In the night from April 14th to April 15th 2014, members of the terrorist organization Boko Haram raided the small town of Chibok in the Northeastern part of Nigeria and abducted 276 young girls...
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Fracture Zones
It is the year 2018. While in Europe people are still living in a comfort zone, war rages in other regions of the world, state institutions crumble, millions of people are suffering from hunger....
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Crossing the Sea
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»Climate change is a question of power and culture. Making it a topic of study for the social sciences.«
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Children of Freedom
Together with Anthoy Giddens' Beyond Left and Right, Ulrich Beck's new book launches the series Second Modernity, of which he is editor. Beck is concerned in this study with...
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Distant Love
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Twenty Observations on a World in Turmoil
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German Europe
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What is Globalisation?
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The Normal Chaos of Love
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Maybe We'll All Go Mad
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Unsustainability
The increasingly number of crises in rapid succession has a somewhat eschatological quality. We have known for a long time that our non-sustainable model is no longer tenable. Yet many climate activists and sustainability researchers insist that a socio-ecological transformation can still prevent the worst.
This promise, Ingolfur Blühdorn argues, fails to recognise the reality...