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Feb 3, 2025 | 
berghahnjournals.com | Michelangelo Vercesi |Thomas Klikauer |Sabine von Mering |Ambika Natarajan
Ross Campbell and Louise K. Davidson-Schmich, eds., The 2021 German Federal Election (Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 2023). Richard Cockett, Vienna: How the City of Ideas Created the Modern World (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2023). Roman Sandgruber, Hitlers Vater: Wie der Sohn zum Diktator wurde (Vienna-Graz: Molden, 2021).
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Mar 2, 2024 | 
dailycamera.com | Sabine von Mering
By Sabine von MeringWhen my son was a teenager and he first began to notice what I do for work, he used to roll his eyes when he saw the books I was reading: “Why do you like reading about all this depressing stuff, Mom? World War II, the Holocaust, climate change?”Why indeed. As a professor of German and European studies, the answer is complicated. Last semester, I taught two courses — one on European perspectives on climate change, and another on antisemitism on social media.
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Feb 17, 2024 | 
spokesman.com | Sabine von Mering
When my son was a teenager and he first began to notice what I do for work, he used to roll his eyes when he saw the books I was reading: “Why do you like reading about all this depressing stuff, Mom? World War II, the Holocaust, climate change?”Why indeed. As a professor of German and European studies, the answer is complicated. Last semester, I taught two courses – one on European perspectives on climate change, and another on antisemitism on social media. After the attacks on Oct.
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Feb 14, 2024 | 
fredericknewspost.com | Sabine von Mering
When my son was a teenager and he first began to notice what I do for work, he used to roll his eyes when he saw the books I was reading: “Why do you like reading about all this depressing stuff, Mom? World War II, the Holocaust, climate change?”Why indeed. As a professor of German and European studies, the answer is complicated. kAm{2DE D6>6DE6C[ x E2F89E EH@ 4@FCD6D — @?6 @? tFC@A62? A6CDA64E:G6D @? 4=:>2E6 492?86 2?5 2?@E96C @? 2?E:D6>:E:D> @? D@4:2= >65:2]k^AmkAmp7E6C E96 2EE24<D @?
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Feb 13, 2024 | 
newsday.com | Sabine von Mering
When my son was a teenager and he first began to notice what I do for work, he used to roll his eyes when he saw the books I was reading: “Why do you like reading about all this depressing stuff, Mom? World War II, the Holocaust, climate change?”Why indeed. As a professor of German and European studies, the answer is complicated. Last semester, I taught two courses — one on European perspectives on climate change, and another on antisemitism on social media. After the attacks on Oct.
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Feb 13, 2024 | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Sabine von Mering
When my son was a teenager and he first began to notice what I do for work, he used to roll his eyes when he saw the books I was reading: "Why do you like reading about all this depressing stuff, Mom? World War II, the Holocaust, climate change?"Why indeed. As a professor of German and European studies, the answer is complicated. Last semester, I taught two courses - one on European perspectives on climate change, and another on antisemitism on social media. After the attacks on Oct.
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Feb 13, 2024 | 
miamiherald.com | Sabine von Mering
When my son was a teenager and he first began to notice what I do for work, he used to roll his eyes when he saw the books I was reading: "Why do you like reading about all this depressing stuff, Mom? World War II, the Holocaust, climate change?"Why indeed. As a professor of German and European studies, the answer is complicated. Last semester, I taught two courses - one on European perspectives on climate change, and another on antisemitism on social media. After the attacks on Oct.
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Feb 9, 2024 | 
laprogressive.com | Sabine von Mering
No matter where you are on the political spectrum, there is a group for you. The world has temporarily reached the 1.5°C of warming that scientists had long warned must not be exceeded. And more and more people are feeling the consequences directly—most recently in Chile, where over 120 people have been killed by wildfires that were partly fueled by climate change.
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Feb 9, 2024 | 
commondreams.org | Sabine von Mering
The world has temporarily reached the 1.5°C of warming that scientists had long warned must not be exceeded. And more and more people are feeling the consequences directly—most recently in Chile, where over 120 people have been killed by wildfires that were partly fueled by climate change. Global heating also contributed to the atmospheric rivers drowning California in torrential rains, creating mudslides, and causing hundreds of thousands to lose power.
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Feb 6, 2024 | 
progressive.org | Sabine von Mering
When my son was a teenager and he first began to notice what I do for work, he used to roll his eyes when he saw the books I was reading: “Why do you like reading about all this depressing stuff, Mom? World War II, the Holocaust, climate change?”
Why indeed. As a professor of German and European studies, the answer is complicated. Last semester, I taught two courses—one on European Perspectives on Climate Change, and another on antisemitism on social media.
