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      • mikrotext / Nikola Richter

        mikrotext is a publisher for texts with attitude and for new narratives, founded in 2013 in Berlin by Nikola Richter The independent publishing house focusses on new literary texts that comment on contemporary questions and allow insights into tomorrow. The texts are inspired by discussions on social media platformes and reflect today’s global debates. All titles are published digital first. A selection is available in English. In 2020 and 2019, mikrotext was awarded the German Publisher Award by the Federal Ministry of Culture and Media.

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      • Nikkei Business Publications

        Every year, we publish more than 500 books, mooks and special editions, and over 600 books published by Nikkei BP and its group companies have already crossed borders. Around the world, "Nikkei" is the brand of solid trust associated with business, technology and lifestyle.

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      • Trusted Partner
        October 1987

        Geist und Geschlecht

        Karl Kraus und die Erotik der Wiener Moderne

        by Nike Wagner

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        December 2012

        Wer hat Angst vor Niketown

        Nike-Urbanismus, Branding und die Markenstadt von morgen

        by Friedrich Borries

        »Wer hat Angst vor Niketown? zeigt auf, wie urbaner Raum durch Nike in eine neue Markenstadt verwandelt wird. In seinen Analysen weis Friedrich von Borries dies überraschend konkret vor Augen zu fuhren. Er verfährt nicht nur analytisch, sondern unternimmt auch spekulative Exkursionen in die Zukunft – gerade dadurch gewinnen seine detaillierten Analysen der gegenwärtigen Marketingstrategien an Kraft.« (Bart Lootsma, Architekturtheoretiker)

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        September 2012

        Wer hat Angst vor Niketown

        Nike-Urbanismus, Branding und die Markenstadt von morgen

        by Friedrich von Borries

        »Wer hat Angst vor Niketown? zeigt auf, wie urbaner Raum durch Nike in eine neue Markenstadt verwandelt wird. In seinen Analysen weis Friedrich von Borries dies überraschend konkret vor Augen zu fuhren. Er verfährt nicht nur analytisch, sondern unternimmt auch spekulative Exkursionen in die Zukunft – gerade dadurch gewinnen seine detaillierten Analysen der gegenwärtigen Marketingstrategien an Kraft.« (Bart Lootsma, Architekturtheoretiker)

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        March 2004

        Das Flugzeug aus Karton

        by Andrzej Stasiuk, Renate Schmidgall

        Andrzej Stasiuk, der in Polen als wichtigster jüngerer Gegenwartsautor gilt, wurde 1960 in Warschau geboren, debütierte 1992 mit dem Erzählband Mury Hebronu (Die Mauer von Hebron), in dem er über seine Gewalterfahrung im Gefängnis schreibt. Stasiuk wurde 1980 zur Armee eingezogen, desertierte nach neun Monaten und verbüßte seine Strafe in Militär- und Zivilgefängnissen. 1986 zog er nach Czarne, ein Bergdorf in den Beskiden. 1994 erschienen Wiersze milosne i nie (Nicht nur Liebesgedichte), 1995 Opowiesci Galicyjskie (Galizische Erzählungen) und Bialy Kruk (Der weiße Rabe; 1998 bei Rowohlt Berlin), 1996 der Erzählband Przez rzeke (Über den Fluss; diesem Band ist Die Reise entnommen) und 1997 Dukla. 2002 erhält er den von den Partnerstädten Thorn (Polen) und Göttingen gemeinsam gestifteten Samuel-Bogumil-Linde-Literaturpreis. Den literarischen Jahrespreis Nike erhielt Andrzej Stasiuk 2005 für sein Buch Unterwegs nach Babadag. Sein vielfach ausgezeichnetes Werk erscheint in 30 Ländern. 2016 wurde er mit dem Staatspreis für europäische Literatur 2016 ausgezeichnet. Renate Schmidgall, geboren am 26. März 1955 in Heilbronn, ist deutsche Übersetzerin polnischer Literatur und lebt in Darmstadt. Sie studierte Slawistik und Germanistik in Heidelberg und war anschließend als Bibliothekarin am Deutschen Polen-Institut beschäftigt. Von 1990 bis 1996 arbeitete sie dort als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin. Seither ist sie als freie Übersetzerin tätig.

      • Peace studies & conflict resolution
        August 2010

        Graduate Education and Professional Practice in International Peace and Conflict

        by Nike Carstarphen, Craig Zelizer, Robert Harris, David J. Smith

        This report, requested by the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) as part of its response to the focus on education and training provided for in the legislation that created it,1 examines the match between graduate academic programs in international peace and conflict, and the needs of organizations and agencies that hire individuals for conflictfocused work in the field.

      • Peace studies & conflict resolution
        June 2017

        What Works in Facilitated Dialogue Projects

        by Jack Froude, Michael Zanchelli

        With an eye to better understanding how and why dialogue programs can be effective, this report synthesizes the key findings and lessons from a commissioned meta-review of dialogue grants funded by the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) since 1992. Nike Carstarphen and Ilana Shapiro of the Alliance for Conflict Transformation undertook the evaluation in collaboration with USIP. The report’s target audience includes those funding dialogue projects as well as organizations designing and implementing projects that use dialogue as a strategy.

      • August 2020

        Leila Means Night

        by Aleksandra Lipczak

        For eight centuries, southern Spain has been home to a multicultural political entity founded by the Arabs and co-created by Muslims, Jews and Christians. Medieval Cordoba, Seville and Toledo are bustling metropolises to which merchants, scientists and artists are drawn from all over the world. Here the first tracheotomy procedure is performed and astronomy is developed, here magnificent libraries are created, Greek philosophers are translated, multilingual poetry is written, and foreign policy at the Muslim court is directed by a Jewish diplomat.In a book stretched between history and modernity and between essay and reportage, the author deconstructs popular symbols of Spain (flamenco, mosaics, palm trees), revealing their Muslim-Arab roots. She shows how Andalusia today handles its heritage. Coexistence, the meeting of the so-called West with so-called Islam, the fluidity of borders, but also fundamentalisms, expulsions, exorcising others.... Al-Andalus is a palimpsest that is useful in thinking about the world today. Prizes: Nike Literary Prize 2021 - shortlist Witold Gombrowicz Prize 2021 - winner

      • Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
        June 2020

        Amy Cloutier

        or the year I almost flunked my adolescence

        by Stéphanie Lapointe

        Amy is a feisty 13-year-old with a real gi for turning her thoughts and feelings into drawings. She lives in Montreal with her father, a sewing machine repair man by day and nu y inventor by night. When he’s invited to pursue his research in Japan, young Amy is sent to a small town far away from Montreal and all her friends. She will meet a part of her family she has never heard of before and will have to adapt to a new school and a new life. Soon, she will discover that this is the town where her mother lived before she died, when Amy was very young. This leads Amy to inves gate the mystery behind her mother’s death and to discover a terrible truth.

      • Business & management
        July 2014

        The New Oil

        by Arent van 't Spijker

        How can you leverage the value of your company's data? Well over a century ago oil drove the development of innovations such as the internal combustion engine, central heating and plastics, changing our world and our economy. Oil, as a technology, fueled an economic force that inexorably changed the way people lived and worked. Today, data is fueling a very similar change: it is the driving force for new business models and disruptive technologies that impact companies in every imaginable industry. The New Oil shows how data changes the traditional business paradigm. How it impacts not just high-tech, high-profile companies, but also old-school, low-tech industries all around the world; data lives and breathes within every single company. In The New Oil, Arent van 't Spijker explains how companies such as Google, Nike and Adara are leveraging a 'Data Driven Strategy'. Many other examples highlight the applications and commercial potential for data. Van 't Spijker describes five typical business models for monetizing data that help you to develop viable business models for leveraging data in your own company. He then shows how to successfully put these business models to practice. Above all, he will inspire you to follow in the footsteps of market leaders. Arent van 't Spijker (1970) is senior consultant on Data Driven Strategy at BlinkLane Consulting. He is a trusted advisor to senior management of organizations in developing and leveraging opportunities and new business models based on data. In addition he performs as keynote speaker at conferences and writes about Data Driven Strategy on various blogs and websites. Arent has a deep understanding of the business value of data. He has extensive knowledge of (and experience in) managing the impact of technology in corporate strategy. Based on a solid background in Competitive- and Business Intelligence Van 't Spijker's areas of expertise include Disruptive Technology, Business Model Innovation Data Driven Strategy and Corporate Strategy.

      • Graphic design

        Win Out

        The Best of Sports Graphic Design and Branding

        by Sandu Publishing

        In sports branding, visual language is key to establishing an identity, creating a fan base and generating positive influence. WIN OUT: The Best of Sports Graphic Design and Branding showcases more than 80 global designs for sports brands and events, and provides interviews with the designers and contributors. From world-famous games like the Olympics or World Cup, to the lesser-known local fan favorites, WIN OUT exemplifies the possibilities of marketing in today’s competitive field.

      • Trusted Partner
        June 2023

        Small Company Big Business:

        How to find, win, and keep new customers.

        by Bronwyn Reid

        Small Company Big Business offers invaluable insights into the inner workings of the small business/big business relationship, and provides actionable steps to make your business stand out and capture the attention of powerful buyers. With this guide, you will discover exactly how to: Achieve unprecedented success by understanding how big buyers think Set solid business foundations and develop robust business systems Get on the radar of potential buyers and tell your story Create lasting relationships with large organisations Pitch or tender effectively for bigger business contracts Work through contracts with supply chain opportunities You'll also learn the critical language and appropriate jargon to use when writing tenders, pitching for contracts, and engaging in presenting your business as ready to punch above your weight. This book is a must-have for any small business looking to take on a contract with a large organisation. It also contains vitally important guidelines for big companies wanting to do more with their social governance responsibilities by working better with small businesses.This book changes all that!

      • June 2012

        Hidden in Plain Sight

        A Deep Traveler Explores Connecticut

        by David K. Leff

        The art of discovering cultural and natural treasures in everyday landscapes

      • Fiction

        Acceleration Hours

        Stories

        by Jesse Goolsby

        From the author of the critically-acclaimed novel, I’d Walk with My Friends If I Could Find Them, Jesse Goolsby’s Acceleration Hours is a haunting collection of narratives about families, life, and loss during America’s twenty-first-century forever wars. Set across the mountain west of the United States, these fierce, original, and compelling stories illuminate the personal search for human connection and intimacy. From a stepfather’s grief to an AWOL soldier and her journey of reconciliation to a meditation on children, violence, and hope, Acceleration Hours is an intense and necessary portrayal of the many voices living in a time of perpetual war.

      • Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
        March 2022

        The Green Indian Problem

        by J.L. Willetts

        Set in the valleys of South Wales at the tail end of Thatcher’s Britain, The Green Indian Problem is the story of Green, a seven year-old with intelligence beyond his years – an ordinary boy with an extraordinary problem: everyone thinks he’s a girl. Green sets out to try and solve the mystery of his identity, but other issues keep cropping up – God, Father Christmas, cancer – and one day his best friend goes missing, leaving a rift in the community and even more unanswered questions. Dealing with deep themes of friendship, identity, child abuse and grief, The Green Indian Problem is, at heart, an all-too-real story of a young boy trying to find out why he’s not like the other boys in his class. Longlisted for the Bridport Prize (in the Peggy Chapman-Andrews category)

      • Business, Economics & Law

        The Organic Growth Playbook: Activate High-Yield Behaviors To Achieve Extraordinary Results - Every Time

        by Bernard Jaworski, Bob Lurie

        Conventional marketing strategies that focus on product differentiation and positioning often fail to deliver faster growth. Jaworski and Lurie offer a novel approach to the problem of growth based on two simple but profound insights.  First, they demonstrate that in every purchase process there are a few high-yield customer behaviors that matter most in determining whether and what customers buy.    Second, they show how changing those high-yield customer behaviors can consistently drive faster revenue growth. Drawing on decades of client work, the authors provide a detailed, engaging account of a proven system for accelerating – or even doubling – growth.  As evidence of its value, the system has been adopted by a host of Fortune 500 firms as their marketing and growth planning process.    This book forms part of the American Marketing Association (AMA) Leadership series: 7 Big Problems of Marketing.

      • Métal Hurlant 5

        Métavers : les émotions synthétiques

        by Various

        Le mythique Métal Hurlant est de retour avec une nouvelle formule, alternant les numéros originaux avec les numéros vintage Chaque année, retrouvez quatre nouveaux numéros consacrés à la science-fiction : deux numéros dédiés à la création, avec des histoires et articles inédits, et deux numéros consacrés à la « première génération Métal ». La rédaction travaille sous la direction de Jerry Frissen et sous l’égide d’un ange tutélaire bien particulier : l’inimitable Jean-Pierre Dionnet, l’un des pères fondateurs de la revue.

      • Illustration

        The Other World

        Asian Myths and Folklore Illustrations

        by Sandu Publishing

        Asian myths and folklore are appealing to many people. From Chinese folklore and Japanese legends to Indian myths, they embrace Buddhist and Shinto traditions as well as other religions, and they convey abundant cultural messages for exploration. Through illustrations, the artists portray these ancient stories in a visual, artistic and intuitive way, interpreting them with their philosophy and aesthetics.   The Other World: Asian Myths and Folklore Illustrations features expressive works of distinguished illustrators who are passionate about Asian myths and folklore. This book contains both single and series illustrations aimed at exploring the tacit connection between illustrated works and Asian myths, and serves as an inspirational book full of oriental elements for both illustrators and story lovers alike.

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