Bulletin 23: Fall 1998

Please note: You can also download the complete Bulletin 23 (pdf format, ca. 445 KB). Contents Preface Conference and Workshop Reports "America's War and the World: Vietnam in International and Comparative Perspectives." "The International Financial System: Past and Present." "A Challenge for the United States and Europe: The Vision of an Atlantic Civilization." "Memory, Democracy, and the Mediated Nation: Political Cultures and Regional Identities in Germany, 848-1998." "The Plurality of Publics: Metropolitan Culture and Performance in Germany Around 1900." "Ostpolitik: Domestic and International Dimensions, 1962-1974." "Fact or Fiction? The Historical Profession and James Bacque" "Violence and Normality: Approaches to a Cultural and Social History of Europe During the 1940s and 1950s." "The Criminal and His Scientists: A Symposium on the History of Criminology." "Germany and African Americans: A Comparative Perspective." New Research Topics at the GHI "Kurt Georg Kiesinger, 1904-1988: A Political Biography" Archive Report Postwar Germany and American Foreign Policy: The Foreign Affairs Cluster at the National Archives and Records Administration Institute News Collaborative Research Program for Postdoctoral Scholars Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History 1998 "Germany in the Early Modern Era." Alois Mertes Memorial Lecture 1998 Recipients of the GHI's Dissertation Scholarships, 1999 Library Report Staff Changes Visits to the Institute Calender of Events Fall 1998 Lecture Series Upcoming Conferences and Workshops Friends of the GHI Seventh Annual Symposium of the Friends of the GHI Notices and Announcements Fall 1998 Lecture Series Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History "Germany in the Age of Revolution, 1789-1850" Summer Program GHI Dissertation Scholarships The GHI's New Habilitation Scholarships Recipients of the German-American Center for Visiting Scholars (GACVS) Research Grants 1998/1999 < back to GHI Bulletins

 

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