Zeitschrift für Kultur- und Kollektivwissenschaft

The current issue gathers various contributions, among others, on »Völkerdiskurs«, on Karl Mannheim's generation essay and on the relationship between groupism, »ethnic boundary making« and collective genesis.

The journal with a focus on »social ontology« offers a collection of contributions that explore the basics of social structures and collectives in several global regions.

The latest issue with a focus on "conflicting collectivities: promises, ambivalences and pitfalls" is a collection of articles about political effectiveness, constitutional conditions and ambivalences (liberation or totality) of collectivities.

This issue shows how trans-disciplinary collective research enables us to integrate paradigms of culture and networking in archeology and classical studies.

This journal expands cultural studies to collective studies - the notion of the collective takes the place of traditional grouping and societal concepts and makes accessible previously-hidden layers of human communality.

The journal extends cultural science to form a collective science: the notion of a collective replaces the traditional group and society concepts and provides access to previously hidden layers of human community.

The journal extends cultural science to form a collective science: the notion of a collective replaces the traditional group and society concepts and provides access to previously hidden layers of human community.

The journal extends cultural science to form a collective science: the notion of a collective replaces the traditional group and society concepts and provides access to previously hidden layers of human community.

The journal extends cultural science to form a collective science: the notion of a collective replaces the traditional group and society concepts and provides access to previously hidden layers of human community.1