Book series of the Central European Studies Centre

The Central European Studies Centre published the following book series between 2000 and 2019:

• Mitteleuropa-Studien comprised academic monographs, anthologies, collections of essays and conference proceedings that opened up a view of the tense unity of the region.
• The Mitteleuropa aktuell series responded to the 'demands of the day'; it comprises anthologies on current topics and debates.
• The Mitteleuropa-Bibliothek is documentary in nature; texts and editions can be found here as sources of a Central European culture beyond national cultures.
• The series Lesecher... Judentum in Mitteleuropa is dedicated to another central focus of our work: European Jewish culture in Central Europe, the history of the Shoah and the commemoration of it.
• The series WortWechsel is dedicated to literature by authors whose mother tongue is not German. The texts of the ‘Dresdner Chamisso Poetikdozentur’ were published here.
• The texts of the ‘Dresdner Poetikdozentur für die Literatur Mitteleuropas’ were published in Literatur in Mitteleuropa.
• Mittel­europa – Geschichte und Landschaft  opened up new Central European perspectives in an essayistic way.
• The Silesica turned their attention to the region of Silesia as a landscape characterised by ethnic, political and cultural diversity.
• Deutschland- und Europastudien

Several publications have appeared in the Social Coherence Studies series edited by Joachim Klose.

Publications outside the series:

2017: Volume 2 of the Critical Edition of the Collected Works of Paul Adler.

2018: Handbuch Literatur der Migration in den deutschsprachigen Ländern seit 1945, Volume 1

Further publications issued by the MeZ outside the above-mentioned book series can be found under Einzelne Bände.