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Jens-Martin Eriksen

(b.1955 in Aalborg, Denmark) is an award-winning novelist and playwright currently living in Copenhagen. Eriksen has published several novels and collections of short stories. Winter im Morgengrauen and Jonatan Svidts Verbrechen have been translated into German (both Liebeskind, 2002). Together with Frederik Stjernfelt Hadets anatomi (2003).



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Jens-Martin Eriksen, Vasilije Krestic, Mihajlo Markovic, Frederik Stjernfelt

The memorandum: Roots of Serbian nationalism

An interview with Mihajlo Markovic and Vasilije Krestic

Left- and rightwing intellectuals collaborated on a document that formulated the ideology of Serbian nationalism in the 1980s and 1990s. Here, two of the authors talk about their involvement. [more]

15.11.2005


Jens-Martin Eriksen, Frederik Stjernfelt

A mirror of things to come

The anatomy of hatred

An investigation into the origins of nationalism and ethnic hatred in Former Yugoslavia: What unleashed the Balkan wars and what was the role and responsibility of Europe? [more]

08.06.2004



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