New with Budrich: The Influence of Economic Interdependence on US-China Relations. An Analysis of Economic Incentives for Continued Cooperation by Frank Mouritz About the book US-China tensions over global …
Rigour in research and writing The sharing of research is central to the academic community. Probing unanswered questions and leaning on the shoulders of the giants who preceded you in …
As forward-thinking and innovative as many universities are, women in academia have not been immune to the discrimination and inequalities that women in all types of occupations continue to encounter. …
For the distribution of our books in the USA, we cooperate with Columbia University Press. Therefore, you will again find current Budrich titles in the new Columbia catalog. We are …
On April 14 from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., the second English-language session of Publishing Insights 2021 will be on “Being a Peer Reviewer in Gender Studies“. We are very …
It is no surprise that we have so many idioms about losing sight of what is important or losing one’s balance. Burnout is real, and it has real consequences – …
Our Publishing Insights session on “The Publishing Agreement” took place via Zoom on February 17, 2021. Publisher Barbara Budrich gave you a brief glimpse into the most important parts of …
We are always proud when one of the titles from our program is translated into another language. Now it’s that time again: “Das Versagen der Kleinfamilie. Kapitalismus, Liebe und der …
People love stories. They read books because books tell stories. Your dissertation may include many stories but likely will be read front to back only by yourself, your committee members …
Of Bibles & Bunnies German goldsmith, Johannes Gutenberg, is generally credited with inventing the first modern printing press around 1440 – 1445. His was a project to make the Bible …