History

Acting as mediator in an era of confessional conflict, Jakob Andreae profoundly shaped Lutheran confessional identity. Stefan Aderhold focuses on the Tübingen theologian's extensive correspondence and communication-driven approach - offering a fresh perspective on a combative yet conciliatory theologian of early modern history.

Jan Schröder's Recht als Wissenschaft has quickly become a new classic on the history of legal methodology. The contributors to the present volume provide a commentary on Schröder's book by taking a critical look at its narratives and periodisations. In doing so, they attempt to inspire and lay the foundations for future research.

Law's complex relationship with racism has increasingly become a matter of academic interest. Sociolegal thought tackling this relationship, however, remains scarce. A promising avenue for answers lies in insights generated by critical race theory as reconstructed in this award-winning work.

This new edition incorporates the latest developments in media law. Numerous legislative amendments and new legal regulations have been taken into account, such as the new Digital Services Act, the new Film Subsidies Act, the European Media Freedom Act, the Regulation on Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising and the EU's AI Act.