Bulletin 45 (Fall 2009)

Table of Contents Click on image to enlarge. Download the complete volume here [zip, 3.5 MB]. Preface Features Civilizing Capitalism? The Beginnings of Credit Rating in the United States and Germany Hartmut Berghoff Corporate Freedom of Action in Nazi Germany Peter Hayes Corporate Freedom of Action in Nazi Germany: A Response to Peter Hayes Christoph Buchheim and Jonas Scherner Rejoinder Peter Hayes GHI Research Where to Shop? The Geography of Consumption in the Twentieth-Century Atlantic World Jan Logemann Conference Reports 1968 in Japan, Germany, and the United States: Political Protest and Cultural Change Laura Elizabeth Wong and Alexander Holmig Representing Poverty: American and European Perspectives Christoph Ribbat Black Diaspora and Germany Across the Centuries Mischa Honeck Nuclear Armament, Peace Movements, and the Second Cold War: The 1979 NATO Double-Track Decision in German-German and International Perspective Philipp Gassert 15th Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar: German History in the Nineteenth Century Richard F. Wetzell Junior Scholars Conference on the Future of German-Jewish History Amos Bitzan A World of Populations: Twentieth-Century Demographic Discourses and Practices in Global Perspective Jesse Olszynko-Gryn Global Challenge and Regional Response: Early-Twentieth-Century Northeast China's Encounters with the World Susanne Hohler and Sören Urbansky The Economic Effects of German Exploitation in Occupied Countries during World War II Jonas Scherner Archival Summer Seminar in Germany, 2009 Corinna Unger Public History in Germany and the United States: Fields, Developments, and Debates in Praxis and Theory Anke Ortlepp GHI News Endowment of a Gerald D. Feldman Lecture / Tenth Gerd Bucerius Lecture / New GHI Publications / Library Report / Recipients of GHI Fellowships / GHI Fellowships and Internships / GHI-Sponsored Events Spring 2009 / GHI Research Seminar Spring 2009 / GHI Lecture Series Fall 2009 / GHI Calendar of Events, Fall 2009/Spring 2010 < back to GHI Bulletins

 

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