By Martina Thiele and Boris Romahn | We, Martina Thiele (MT, University of Tübingen) and Boris Romahn (bro, University of Salzburg), are pleased to once again present a diverse selection of books by journalists in this edition. These recommended works explore both contemporary and historical topics and offer a wide range of perspectives on war and peace, fact and fiction, homelands and identities.
By Martina Thiele and Boris Romahn | The decision to continue the »Book Journalism« section (see Journalism Research 3-4/2025) has been met with widespread approval. We have also received many tips about recently published books. On the one hand, this is wonderful and very helpful, but on the other hand, we have to decide which ten books to choose from the multitude of new publications. Journalists are obviously very productive, even when it comes to longer forms such as books. We, Martina Thiele (MT, University of Tübingen) and Boris Romahn (Bro, University of Salzburg), are pleased to recommend a diverse selection of books by journalists that are well worth reading. They cover current and historical topics and offer a wide range of perspectives on war and peace, fact and fiction, homelands and identities.
Reviewed by Stine Eckert Tiananmen Square in 1989, the violent toppling of Liberia’s president in 1990, the Arab Spring in…
Reviewed by Beatrice Dernbach Carsten Brosda and Daniel Müller have given their mentor Horst Pöttker an extraordinary gift: The volume,…
Reviewed by Tanjev Schultz The development of data journalism into a distinct professional field within the media has progressed so…
