Brand Transformation

The Expected Failure. Germany as a Football Nation.

Dr. Eric Häusler Prof. Dr. Jürgen Häusler

Rereading. Rethinking (3)

Germany’s men’s national football team has been eliminated. Once again. That is no longer surprising. A tournament victory would now be the surprise. A series of sporting […]

Who's actually going to get the crown here?

Laura Schreiner

TO BE DISCUSSED

The König Pilsener brand is meant to come across as more modern and youthful, playing a clearer role in the everyday lives of younger people—without losing its […]

The immoderate brand

Prof. Dr. Jürgen Häusler

A MODEST PROPOSAL

Rainer Paris recently published an essay on Soziopolis (www.soziopolis.de) that, at first glance, seems to have little to do with brands. Mediocrity and the Pitfalls of Perfection. […]

So that's it for minimalism?

Alexander Rauch

TO BE DISCUSSED

The internet is once again very excited: Spotify has changed the app icon! To mark its anniversary, the "iconic" flat green circle has become a 3D disco […]

The Future Lives in the City. How the Urban Reinvents the Brand

Dr. Eric Häusler Prof. Dr. Jürgen Häusler

The nation-state was the dominant political imagination of industrial modernity. It organized territories, populations, infrastructures, loyalties, identities, and historical narratives. Above all, however, it organized perception. Modernity […]