* "Das Ende der deutschen Frage: Der Historikerstreit und die Folgen" (The End of the German Question: The Historian's Debate and Its Consequences) (1982): This book examines the "Historians' Debate" of the 1980s, a controversial discussion among German historians about the historical significance of the Nazi era.
* "Deutschland, Deutschland: Geschichte eines Traumes" (Germany, Germany: The History of a Dream) (1989): This work explores the history of German nationalism and its role in the development of the German state.
* "Der Geist der Freiheit: Von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart" (The Spirit of Freedom: From the Beginnings to the Present) (2000): This book examines the evolution of the concept of freedom from antiquity to the present day.
* "Die Vermessung der Welt: Eine Geschichte der Wissenschaften" (The Measurement of the World: A History of Science) (2004): This book provides a comprehensive overview of the history of science, from its origins to the modern era.
In addition to these works, Kisker has published numerous articles and essays on a wide range of historical topics. He is a respected historian and his work is widely read and discussed in Germany and beyond.
It's important to note that while his writing is well-received, some of his views on German history, particularly those surrounding the Nazi era, have been criticized by other scholars.