englischDigitalisation is changing our world at an unprecedented speed. The European Union and its member states are key players in dealing with the opportunities and challenges associated with digitalisation: Using digital strategies, they formulate goals, develop perspectives, allay fears and [...]
more informationenglischAnimal gifts have shaped diplomacy since time immemorial: from Caesar's giraffe, Charlemagne's elephant and Pope Leo's rhinoceros, to Churchill's platypus, Nixon's pandas and Kohl's Komodo dragon. Until now, the empirical richness of this universal practice has remained unexplored. In this [...]
more informationenglischSuccessful identity development, which should already begin during training, increases satisfaction and motivation in everyday working life and can contribute to greater professional loyalty in the long term. Julia Holbach investigates the extent to which professional identity and commitment [...]
more informationenglischIs cancel culture damaging the political sphere in liberal and democratic societies? In this book, Alisa Lang uses case studies to examine the mechanisms of cancel culture and its influence on public discourse. From the perspective of communication theory, she shows the (secondary) [...]
more informationenglischAnimal gifts have shaped diplomacy since time immemorial: from Caesar's giraffe, Charlemagne's elephant and Pope Leo's rhinoceros, to Churchill's platypus, Nixon's pandas and Kohl's Komodo dragon. Until now, the empirical richness of this universal practice has remained unexplored. In this [...]
more informationenglischThe situation of the DGB trade unions has been interpreted disparately since the end of the 2000s. For one side, they are experiencing a comeback. For the other, the decline that has been attested since the beginning of the 21st century is continuing. In order to resolve this contradictory [...]
more informationenglischThe media is often accused of being manipulated, biased or even controlled. Does it even abuse its power as the ‘fourth estate’? In this book, the author explores these questions from a value-free perspective and concludes that everything the media is accused of is already part of all [...]
more informationenglischSuccessful identity development, which should already begin during training, increases satisfaction and motivation in everyday working life and can contribute to greater professional loyalty in the long term. Julia Holbach investigates the extent to which professional identity and commitment [...]
more informationenglischIs cancel culture damaging the political sphere in liberal and democratic societies? In this book, Alisa Lang uses case studies to examine the mechanisms of cancel culture and its influence on public discourse. From the perspective of communication theory, she shows the (secondary) [...]
more informationenglischThe representation of the 'Arab woman' in Western discourse occurs dualistically - either as a victim of repressive structures or as an eroticised-imagined harem lady. Colonial continuities are thus still evident today. Based on Lila Abu-Lughod's critique anchored in postcolonial theory, [...]
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