Ever wondered how the world of print can transform a story? In this episode, we explore "Bandits in Print" by Scott W. Gregory, where the focus shifts to how the classic Chinese novel "The Water Margin" was shaped and reshaped by early modern print culture....
Step into 2024's digital art revolution, where audiences aren't just viewers—they're co-creators....
In this engaging episode of our podcast, we explore "Was ist Public Interest Design?" edited by Christoph Rodatz and Pierre Smolarski. The book offers a critical reflection on the evolving landscape of design, questioning how designers can engage with and shape public interest. As the...
In this episode, we explore "Polarization, Shifting Borders and Liquid Governance," edited by Anja Mihr and Chiara Pierobon. This insightful book examines the shifting security dynamics in Europe’s eastern neighbourhood and Central Asia, focusing on border disputes and fluid governance. With case studies highlighting the...
In this episode, we explore "Jews in the Netherlands" by Tirtsah Levie Bernfeld and Bart Wallet, a compelling narrative that unravels 700 years of Jewish history in the Netherlands. Many are only familiar with snippets—such as the Portuguese Jews in Amsterdam or the impact of...
Join us in this episode as we explore "From Human-centered to More-than-Human-Design," edited by Barbara Camocini and Francesco Vergani. In light of the urgent environmental crises, this book challenges us to rethink our relationship with the planet through a More-than-Human approach. We discuss how design...
In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of secondary predication as presented in "Formal Perspectives on Secondary Predication," edited by Marcel den Dikken and Hideki Kishimoto. This insightful volume investigates the complexities of secondary predication through a formal theoretical lens, addressing the intricate syntax...
In this episode, we explore the intriguing question: What is the true value of diplomacy? Brian C. Rathbun's "Diplomacy’s Value" challenges conventional theories of international relations that often overlook the nuanced dynamics of negotiation. Rathbun presents a groundbreaking theory that highlights how political leaders possess...
In this captivating episode, we explore "De eerste minister van de Republiek" by Jaap de Haan, which sheds light on the pivotal role of the Grand Pensionary of Holland—a position often regarded as the de facto leader of the Dutch Republic. Jaap de Haan meticulously...
Join us for this compelling episode as we explore "Cultural Genocide," edited by Jeffrey S. Bachman. This thought-provoking volume unravels the complex concept of cultural genocide, examining its definitions and significance within international law. A diverse group of contributors from various disciplines—ranging from genocide studies...