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Fellowships & Programs Programs for Young Scholars German-American Center for Visiting Scholars (GACVS)
Fellowships & Programs Programs for Young Scholars German-American Center for Visiting Scholars (GACVS)
| GACVS Research Grants, 1999-2000 |
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1999-2000 (Group IV) Dr. Jens Beckert, Free University of Berlin Negotiated Modernity: Inheritance in Germany, France, and the United States since 1800. Josef M. Braml, Brookings Institution U.S. and German Think Tanks and their Different Ways and Means of Coping with and Impacting their Marketplaces. Dr. Magnus Brechtken, University of Munich Sea-Change: The Influence of Sea-Power on Foreign Policy and Its Perception by Policymaking Elites in Germany, Great Britain, and the United States, 1890-1914. Günter Gerlach, University of Giessen Internet Policy in the United States: Technical Standards, Their Contribution to Regulation and the Achievement of Public Policy Interests. Cornelia Helmke, University of Lüneburg U.S.-American Retailers in Germany – A Study on the Internalization of Retail Business. Michaela Hertkorn, Free University of Berlin Conflict Transformation and Peace Building. Torsten Hitz, University of Karlsruhe Jaqcues Derrida’s Political Philosophy. Dr. Michaela Hönicke, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik Know Your Enemy: American Interpretations of National Socialism, 1933-1945. Markus Lang, Technical University of Chemnitz The Political Theory of Karl Loewenstein. Dr. David Monod, University of Toronto Study of Post-War Music-Politics in Germany’s American Zone (Explore Cultural Relations between Americans and Germans from 1945 to 1953). Anette Neff, University of Trier Die Amerikaner auf dem Dorf 1947 bis 1952. Die Reaktion der ländlichen deutschen Bevölkerung auf die amerikanische Demokratisierungspolitik. Christiane Nickel, Otto Beisheim Graduate School of Management, Koblenz The Consequences of the European Monetary Union for the Exchange Rate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe. Dr. Nathan Stoltzfus, Harvard University East (ern) Germany and the Tradition of German Protest. Natalie Strohm, University of Bamberg Ethics in Public Office. Dr. Christine von Oertzen, Technical University of Berlin German-American Comparison on the History of Part-Time Work. Dr. Gunnar Trumbull, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Product Market Regulation - France, Germany, and the USA Susan Ulbricht, University of Leipzig Income Mixes – Changes of the Structure of Income Sources. |