Kodoka
Kodoka is a Latvia-based online bookstore and conservative thought project selling books on conservatism, ethics, and social criticism.
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Overview
Kodoka is a Latvia-based commercial brand operating an online bookstore at veikals.kodoka.lv. The store presents itself as the shop of Kodoka, while the broader Kodoka project — described on the site as a 'card index of conservative thought' (konservatīvās domas kartotēka) — is hosted separately at kodoka.lv. The shop's catalogue is built around conservative political philosophy, ethics, and social criticism, with titles in Latvian, English, and Russian. The product range visible on the store's homepage includes works such as 'Kāpēc liberālisms cieta neveiksmi' (Why Liberalism Failed), 'Principiāla dzīvības aizsardzības ētika' (A Principled Ethic of Life Protection), 'Kādas nodevības ģenealoģija' (A Genealogy of Betrayal), 'Pūļa neprāts' (The Madness of Crowds), 'Eiropas dīvainā nāve' (The Strange Death of Europe), 'Kas ir laulība?' (What Is Marriage?), 'Kā būt konservatīvam' (How to Be a Conservative), 'Ceļš uz kalpību' (The Road to Serfdom), 'Postmodernie laiki' (Postmodern Times), and 'Starp debesīm un zemi' (Between Heaven and Earth). Several titles are marked as sold out (Izpārdots), and at least one is offered as a pre-sale (iepriekšpārdošana). Prices are listed in euros, for example EUR 12.81, EUR 20.00, EUR 31.50, EUR 15.75, EUR 15.00, EUR 13.50, EUR 28.00, EUR 13.00, and EUR 14.00. The store also highlights Latvian-language editions of Douglas Murray's work, including 'Pūļa neprāts' and 'Eiropas dīvainā nāve', and an English-language edition of 'How to be a Conservative'. A section on Roger Scruton's understanding of conservatism ('KONSERVATĪVISMS Rodžera Skrūtona izpratnē') and a book about the life of Professor Paul Mincs and his extraordinary criminal justice ('Versija par profesora Paula Minca dzīvi un viņa ekstraordināro krimināljustīciju') further indicate the store's focus on conservative and legal-philosophical literature. Kodoka is identified in public data as a company based in Latvia. The brand operates primarily in the Latvian market and sells through its own e-commerce site. Beyond the storefront, the Kodoka project positions itself as a curated hub for conservative ideas, and the shop functions as its commercial arm. No parent company, founder, or founding year is confirmed in the available evidence.
History
Kodoka is a Latvia-based company and commercial brand known for an online bookstore specializing in conservative political philosophy, ethics, and social criticism. Public data identifies it simply as a company based in Latvia, and the storefront at veikals.kodoka.lv presents itself as the shop of Kodoka, while the broader project — described as a 'card index of conservative thought' — is hosted at kodoka.lv. The store's catalogue is organized around a clearly defined ideological and intellectual profile. It offers Latvian translations of internationally known conservative authors, including Douglas Murray's 'Pūļa neprāts' (The Madness of Crowds) and 'Eiropas dīvainā nāve' (The Strange Death of Europe), as well as works such as 'Kāpēc liberālisms cieta neveiksmi' (Why Liberalism Failed), 'Kā būt konservatīvam' (How to be a Conservative), 'Ceļš uz kalpību' (The Road to Serfdom), and 'Kas ir laulība?' (What Is Marriage?). The store also features material on Roger Scruton's understanding of conservatism and a book about Professor Paul Mincs and his work in criminal justice. The homepage shows a mix of in-stock, sold-out, and pre-sale titles, with prices in euros. Several items are marked 'Izpārdots' (sold out), and at least one title, 'Lielā Covid-19 panika', is offered as a pre-sale. This suggests an active but small-scale retail operation that periodically restocks or pre-sells titles. The store also carries English-language and Russian-language editions, such as 'How to be a Conservative' in English and 'В небе над врагом' in Russian. No founding year, founder, parent company, or ownership structure is confirmed in the available evidence. The brand operates primarily in Latvia and sells through its own e-commerce site. Its history is therefore best understood as the development of a niche conservative bookselling and idea-curation project rather than a large corporate enterprise.
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A niche online bookstore and curated conservative thought project based in Latvia, selling political philosophy, ethics, and social criticism titles in Latvian, English, and Russian.
Kāpēc liberālisms cieta neveiksmi (Why Liberalism Failed)
Principiāla dzīvības aizsardzības ētika (A Principled Ethic of Life Protection)
Kādas nodevības ģenealoģija (A Genealogy of Betrayal)
Pūļa neprāts (The Madness of Crowds)
Eiropas dīvainā nāve (The Strange Death of Europe)
Kas ir laulība? (What Is Marriage?)
Kā būt konservatīvam (How to be a Conservative)
Ceļš uz kalpību (The Road to Serfdom)
How to be a Conservative (English)
Postmodernie laiki (Postmodern Times)
KONSERVATĪVISMS Rodžera Skrūtona izpratnē (Conservatism in Roger Scruton's Understanding)
Versija par profesora Paula Minca dzīvi un viņa ekstraordināro krimināljustīciju (A Version of Professor Paul Mincs' Life and His Extraordinary Criminal Justice)
Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race, and Identity (English)
Starp debesīm un zemi (Between Heaven and Earth)
В небе над врагом (In the Sky Over the Enemy)
Lielā Covid-19 panika (The Great Covid-19 Panic)
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