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Dear Colleagues,

We have a lot of books available for review in the "Polish-Studies. Interdisciplinary scholarly information and international communication" (www.pol-int.org/en), which is run under the Polish-German scientific cooperation.

Please let me know if you are interested in working on reviews of the selected book(s). Please attach (1) the list of selected books that you can review, (2) postal address where we will be able to send you the copy of the book(s), and (2) CV. Moreover, please register on the website www.pol-int.org/en so we can publish your review when it is ready.
Basic info from the editorial guidelines: the review should include at least 1,000 words; deadline: 4 months from the day of receiving the book.

I am particularly searching for scholars willing to review these books:
- The Polish Humboldtian University in the Face of Paradigmatic Change - Kobylarek, Aleksander - Cambridge Scholars Publishing - 2017
- Taiwanese and Polish Humor - Li-Chi Lee Chen - Cambridge Scholars Publishing - 2017
- Poland Daily: Economy, Work, Consumption and Social Class in Polish Cinema - Mazierska, Ewa - Berghahn Books - 2017
- Men, Fathering and the Gender Trap: Sweden and Poland Compared - Suwada, Katarzyna - Palgrave Macmillan - 2017

If you are interested in other titles (also related to the German studies and history), our full list of books available for review is here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NQnrchLfhn2Ns7ZzQrZswoTi6S-cTB6VMcTx6vsA-J0/edit?usp=sharing

Best regards,
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