Gustav Radbruch
This volume encompasses Radbruch’s main work, his now classic Rechtsphilosophie [Philosophy of Law] from 1932, as well as three of his post-war texts: a previously unpublished draft for an epilogue…
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Gustav Radbruch
This volume encompasses Radbruch’s main work, his now classic Rechtsphilosophie [Philosophy of Law] from 1932, as well as three of his post-war texts: a previously unpublished draft for an epilogue…
Selma Asotić
Selma Asotić has made a name for herself as a young feminist voice from Bosnia. Her poetry is simple, vivid, and incisive. She finds a language for the tension between…
Mascha Dabić
An interpreter tells her story. After two years in Russia she is finally back home. In her job as an interpreter, she is the voice of the traumatised refugees and…
Joseph Roth
On his travels and journeys to Kiev, Moscow and Odessa, the writer and journalist Joseph Roth, himself originally from Galicia, delves into the diverse cosmos of Eastern Europe. His…
Julien Maret
Someone falls and speaks at the same time, talks, sings, rants. His situation is risky: it is a self without history, without civil status, who nevertheless tries to do justice…
Jagoda Marinić
Mia has finally fulfilled her dreams and goals: In Canada she got her breakthrough as a photographer. But regardless of the first honours and accolades, which catapult her into the…
Eva von Redecker
In times of crisis, political engagement gathers momentum. Protest movements such as Black Lives Matter, Fridays for Future and NiUnaMenos are fighting against racism, climate catastrophe and violence against women…
Andreas Steinhöfel
Sometimes Rico acts a bit odd — his mom calls him a “proddity” — but he’s genius at noticing little things nobody else does. Like a string of spaghetti…
Fatos Lubonja
An extraordinary portrait of the impenetrable world of Communist Albania and the Albanian prison camps. Lubonja’s account is a portrait of Albania under the ruthless Enver Hoxha regime…
Ulrich Beck
“What was really abundant in this century, were the historical catastrophes: two world wars, Auschwitz, Nagasaki, then Harrisburg and Bhopal, later Chernobyl. This calls for cautiousness of the word choice…
Dragana Mladenović
Two families form the disparate, mutually reflecting centres of this volume of poems. On the one hand is a Serbian family, whose moral framework has been deeply shaken. Concealing its…
Josef Winkler
“While I was living in Tokyo with my family three years ago, where we were living in the Roppongi area” writes Josef Winkler about his latest book, “at the age…