When you reflect on your years in high school, chances are there was at least one teacher who made an impact, someone who cared about your work and you as …
Women, Biomedical Research and Art. A Relationality in Tension by Ninette Rothmüller About the book Applying a phenomenological lens, Ninette Rothmüller investigates intersectional vulnerabilities, socio-geographical and racial injustices, as …
Digital transformation: from hierarchy to network-based collaboration? The case of the German “Online Access Act” Maike Rackwitz, Thurid Hustedt, Gerhard Hammerschmid dms – der moderne staat – Zeitschrift für Public …
The work of an academic researcher is to discover, inform and persuade – the process of new knowledge creation and dissemination. The modalities may vary significantly from discipline to discipline …
Joining a Select Group Congratulations on obtaining your doctoral degree. According to the Education at a Glance Report (2019), just more than 1% of 25-64-year-olds in OECD countries hold a …
The Power of the Pen There is one necessary skill that all researchers require, independently of their field of study or research focus and methods. That is the ability to …
We are always proud when one of the titles from our program is translated into another language. Now it’s that time again: “Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) und Fuzzy Sets. Ein …
Bigger, Better, Niche We live in an era where some axioms remain unchallenged, despite their evident flaws. “Change is good”, we often hear, even as most people prefer things to …
Does diversity in institutions of higher learning mean an enumeration of whether there are enough representatives across the traditional categories of race, class and gender? Or … Is it an …
We are proud to present our upcoming publications in the second half of the year with our catalogue for autumn 2021! Here you will find all the announced titles sorted …