Timo Berger studied literature and Latin American studies in Tübingen, Buenos Aires, and Berlin. He lives in Berlin as a freelance journalist, editor, and curator. In 2006 he founded the mobile Latin American poetry festival Latinale together with Rike Bolte. Most recent translations: Martín Gambarotta Pseudo (2017) and Luis Chaves Während ich aus den Minusgraden zurückkehre und eine beiläufige Bemerkung vortäusche (2017), see www.literaturport.de/Timo.Berger/.
How could the nation state become the central form of political organization worldwide? Why is it so difficult to conceive alternatives to this relatively young classification system? The program “Now is the Time of Monsters. What Comes After Nations?” explored the challenges and limits of the nation state system, the historical connections of its genesis, and alternative models for the reorganization of the international order. To article in German...
