Arno Tausch – Visiting Professor of Political Studies and Governance, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa

Series: Distinguished Men and Women of Science, Medicine and the Arts
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.52305/TJAZ2787

Book Reviews
“The book, A Global Life and Global Scholarly Publishing for Social Justice. Festschrift for Peter Herrmann, is an unusual combination of many personal views on Peter Herrmann expressed through the eyes of his friends and colleagues. In addition, the book dwells on a variety of latest scientific trends and research findings. The book under review is a collection of research results on ways to achieve a more equal, fair, and sustainable future for all. Some might say that this is impossible. However, the team of authors have highlighted a huge amount of global social problems and provided many valuable suggestions for overcoming them. They have also shown ways to make an old utopian dream closer to reality through the contemporary digital transformation.” READ MORE HERE>>>– Maria Yudina, International Laboratory for Digital Transformation in Public Administration, HSE University, Russia

“Theoretically rigorous, empirically grounded, this book is so much more than a Fetschrift. First, it celebrates the academic scholarship and global impact of Peter Hermann’s academic treatises and second it uses his insights to provide commentary on current challenges which include global aging, human rights, debt management, job security, liberation theology, neo-liberalism, and the crisis of capitalism. As such this book would be of tremendous interest to policy makers and diverse academic disciplines notably economics, sociology, philosophy, political science and theology.” – Professor Hussein Solomon, Centre for Gender and Africa Studies, University of the Free State, South Africa

A Festschrift is a special event in a scholar’s life. On 1 April 2025, the global scholar Peter Herrmann will celebrate his 70th birthday. This book, written by colleagues from a variety of fields, brings together a collection of essays and contributions to honor Dr. Hermann on this significant occasion. The German researcher has published extensively in the subject of social sciences, and his works have reached a global circulation rate that puts him on a par with the world’s social science laureates. He has studied and taught all over Europe and the world.