About this book series

Global Germany in Transnational Dialogues presents original research work from contributors in a cutting-edge collection of case and monograph studies in humanities, business, economics, law, education, cultural studies and science.  It offers concise yet in-depth overviews of contemporary ties between Germany and nations in flux, such as Afghanistan, Korea, and Israel, as well as societies with long-standing ties to the Federal Republic. It serves as an arena for both scholars and practitioners to apply comparative and interconnected research outcomes connected to topics such as educational policies, Muslimness, refugee integration, nation branding and digital societies to other transnational contexts. This series is an interdisciplinary project to offer a fresh look at Germany’s relations to other countries in the 21st century. The bilateral concept is anchored in a renewed interest in Germany’s innovative stance on identity politics, fiscal policies, civil law and national cultures. The series caters to a renewed interest in transnational studies and the actors working across the boundaries of nation states.

Electronic ISSN
2522-5332
Print ISSN
2522-5324
Series Editor
  • Benjamin Nickl,
  • Irina Herrschner,
  • Elżbieta M. Goździak

Book titles in this series

  1. Transnational German Cinema

    Encountering Germany Through Film and Events

    Editors:
    • Irina Herrschner
    • Kirsten Stevens
    • Benjamin Nickl
    • Copyright: 2021

    Available Renditions

    • Hard cover
    • Soft cover
    • eBook