God is God: The Meaning of a Controversial Formula and the Fundamental
Problem of Speaking About God (1986) by Eberhard Busch
The Theology of Nationalism of Emanuel Hirsch (1986) by Jean-Loup Seban
Perichoretic Possibilities in Barth's Doctrine of Male and Female (1986) by
Alexander J. McKelway
Karl Barth: Theologian With a Sense of Humor (1986) by Daniel L.
Migliore
Centenary Harvest: A Review of Recent Books on Karl Barth (1987) by
Daniel L. Migliore
Karl Barth and the Postmodern Paradigm (1988) by Hans Küng
Josef Hromadka: Ecumenical Pilgrim (1999) by Jan Milic Lochman
Suzanne Selinger, Charlotte von Kirschbaum and Karl Barth: A Study in
Biography and the History of Theology, A Review Essay (2000) by
Katherine Sonderegger
The Future of the Complete Edition of Karl Barth's Works (Karl
Barth-Gesamtausgabe) - Achievements, Tasks, Expectations (2001) by
Hans-Anton Drewes
Conversational Theology: The Wit and Wisdom of Karl Barth (2001) by
George Hunsinger
Karl Barth - Digital and Theological (2002) by Hans-Anton Drewes
What Has Basel to Do with Berlin? Continuities in the Theologies of Barth
and Schleiermacher (2002) by Bruce L. McCormack
Reminiscences of Karl Barth (2002) by John D. Godsey
Barth, Derrida and Différance: Is there a Difference? (2002) by David
Guretzki
The Significance of Karl Barth's Theology for Contemporary Issues In The
21st Century (2002) by Peter Schmid
A Reformed Voice (2002) by Eberhard Busch
The Barth Renaissance in America: An Opinion (2002) by Bruce L.
McCormack
What Does It Mean for the Christian Church To Confess and To Reject? (2003) by
Eberhard Busch
Reading Scripture Theologically With Barth – In South Africa? Anecdotes for
After Dinner (2006) by Dirkie Smit
Barth's Relationshop with Japanese Thought: Katsumi Takizawa (2007) by
Curtis Rigsby
An Unscientific Analysis of Perceptions of Karl Barth among Canadian
Evangelical Theologians (2007) by David Guretzki
