The profile of the Romanian-born German writer Herta Mueller, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Born in a family of ethnic Germans, she was both critical against the Ceausescu regime and other communist regimes in Eastern Europe, including the former East German writers who collaborated with the secret police. While she was not extensively published and discussed as an author in her home country- mostly through her positions against members of the cultural and political establishment - in Germany she is well known and appreciated and her works are translated in at least 20 languages. Probably now she will benefit of extensive laudatio and impressive articles.
How can Early Career Researchers Shape the Law of the ECHR? Some
Reflections from the Inaugural Workshop on Writing and Publishing in that
Field
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** By Matthias Hermes, Reza Khabook, Frederic Kupsch, Angelika Nußberger
and Nikos Vogiatzis*
In February 2024, the Academy for European Human Rights Pro...
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