Roman Landau

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Roman Landau (* 1955 ) is a German journalist , author , publisher and photographer .

Life

Landau studied at the University of Hamburg and University College London , with a focus on the history of science , literary theory , social and economic history. He received a grant from the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and received his doctorate from the University of Hamburg with a thesis on American literary theory.

Since 1983 he has been working as an author in radio and television ( NDR , [RB], HR ), in addition to which he also worked as a freelance journalist in the daily press and weekly press (e.g. " Die Zeit ").

Founding of the publishing house

In 1994 Roman Landau founded UBW Verlag to promote innovative and critical scientists and to disseminate useful knowledge. An important basic work, the creation of which Landau decisively supported, is the book “Evidenz und Konstruktions. Materials for the Critique of Historical Dogmatics ” , Hamburg 1998. The authors of this work, Ralph Davidson and Christoph Luhmann, have paved the way for an international discussion (from Russia to Canada) about the roots of Western civilization. Their well-founded criticism of the myth of the so-called "rising bourgeoisie" as the driving force of an (anti-Christian and thus also anti-Jewish) western progress and their cultural revolutionary re-evaluation of the Judeo-Christian cultural tradition as the real driving force of modern society is given the abundance of paradigms they put forward , has been positively received by renowned economic historians . The work on European Judeo-Christian cultural history by W. Kaltenstadler is particularly noteworthy.

Publications

  • The Rise of Europe - How Modern Was Medieval Christianity? Lectures on modernization theory , Hamburg 2006
  • Innovation and strategy - what you need to know about the economy but cannot be found in any textbook , Hamburg 2006,
  • The social nature of innovation. An introduction to the logic of scientific thinking , Hamburg 2005
  • Planet of the Apes: Notes on the civilization process also under the title Notes on the civilization process , Dt. Wiss.-Verlag, 2001 and 2003, ISBN 3-9804324-4-0

Numerous other publications as an author, journalist and photographer appeared under various pseudonyms.

Individual evidence

  1. Haberfeld Drifting

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