Bibliography of Norbert Elias

Besides the lists of all publications by Elias in the languages listed below, lists in other languages including:

Bulgarian, Chinese, Croatian, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Korean, Norwegian, Romanian, and Swedish can be downloaded.

We should like to thank Máté Gergely Walsh for compiling the Hungarian, Portuguese and Spanish bibliographies,  Polina Kolozaridi and Alisa Maximova  for the Russian, and Akira Ohira for that in Japanese.

There is also a comprehensive listing of Elias’s publications and papers in the HyperElias©WorldCatalogue.

 

Publications:

In Dutch

In English

In Farsi

In French

In German

In Hungarian

In Italian

In Japanese

In Polish

In Portuguese

In Russian

In Spanish

In Turkish

 

Collections of Elias’s Work

Collected Works in English

All titles can be bought direct from the Press, via the UCD Press website, at a 20% discount on the published price.

Gesammelte Schriften

 

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Norbert Elias and the European Union (lectures by Marta Bucholc and Helmut Kuzmics)
The video contains two presentations, that were held directly behind each other on December 7 at the Elias conference in Brussels.

The first presentation by Marta Bucholc examins how the Rule of Law was applied in post-communist societies that today belong to the European Union. Bucholc applies the Figurational Sociology to the case studies Hungary and Poland.

The second presentation by Helmut Kuzmicz (starting after 38 minutes) deals with the case of the Habsburg monarchy and how this power centre failed. Kuzmicz compares its decay with the crisis of multi-ethnic Europe.