This anthology, edited by Maren Ziese and Caroline Gritschke, presents formats and concepts for a new field of practice…
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Who was Carl Peters? Why do ten streets in Berlin still pay tribute to German colonialism? With what intention was…
Karola Fings’ volume precisely and comprehensibly traces the history of Sint_ezza and Rromn_ja in Germany. It is limited to…
“Decolonizing the Mind: The Politics of Language in African Literature” is the work of noted Kenyan author and postcolonialism…
In “Distant Connections,” women of different social positionings explore the questions of how racism, anti-Semitism, and classism determine women’s interactions…
Researcher Joy DeGruy’s book, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome , is the result of years of historical and psychological research. Post…
In “Talking Back,” scholar Claudia Unterweger analyzes the strategies of historiography used by a Black research group in Austria. Among…
German colonialism and its formative influence on history and the present continue to occupy little space in the consciousness of…
For the first time in German, the volume “Thomas Sankara. The ideas do not die!” publishes the most important speeches…
“Asian Germans” by Kien Nghi Ha is the first scholarly work to comprehensively address “Asian-Germans” or the diversity of Asian…
In the volume “Critique of Racism and Forms of Resistance,” edited by Karim Fereidooni and Meral El, 53 contributions analyze…
Subtitled “Remembering Black Movement History. Taking Stock and Developing Visions for the Future” was published in January 2016 – 30…