Helmut Weber Books

Focusing on the University of Lethbridge's architectural significance, this work explores its innovative design by Arthur Erickson, which integrates education with the surrounding landscape. The campus embodies a vision of the student as a global citizen, contrasting sharply with today’s neoliberal perspective. As part of a series on architecture and education, this book features artistic research, photographs, and contributions from notable figures, highlighting the interplay between modernist educational ideals and contemporary challenges.

This volume presents the proceedings of a conference that aimed to bring together senior figures from government and media to discuss the future of public broadcasting in a British-German context. Key issuses were ownership, control, and the media as a projection and reflection of British-German society. Panel discussions focussed on political influence, ethics, and war reporting. Conference languages were German and English. For the publication translations and summaries werde added to the statements made in German. This book is the first in a series of conference proceedings with which the Centre for British Studies Berlin intends to stimulate debates of current issues