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About the GHI Events & Call for Papers Research Publications Academic Grants, Prizes & Programs Library Friends of the GHI Links German History in Documents and Images German Studies Directory North American History in Europe GHI Mailing List		Bulletin Issue 35: Fall 2004 Contents PREFACE FEATURES Reflecting on the Past, Envisioning the Future: Perspectives for German-Jewish Studies Liliane Weissberg New Perspectives in German-Jewish Studies: Toward a Diasporic and Global Perspective Jeffrey Peck Immigrant Religion and the Republic: German Catholics in Nineteenth-Century America Kathleen Neils Conzen Landscape and Landschaft Denis Cosgrove Emplacing Memory Through the City: The New Berlin Karen E. Till HELMUT SCHMIDT PRIZE "The Vulnerability of Globalization" Helmut Schmidt Prize Lecture Harold James GHI RESEARCH Competing Modernities: Germany and the United States, 1890 to the Present Christof Mauch and Kiran Patel Natural Disasters in Transatlantic Perspective: River Floods in German and U.S. History Uwe Luebken and Christof Mauch REPORTS ON CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, SEMINARS Reconstituting Public Realms: Archivists, Librarians, and Journalists in Postwar Germany Astrid M. Eckert The Welfare State: Past, Present, and Future in Transatlantic Perspective Dirk Schumann The Spatial Turn in History Thomas Zeller Natural Disasters and Cultural Strategies: Responses to Catastrophe in Global Perspective Christof Mauch Pietism in Two Worlds: Transmissions of Dissent in Germany and North America, 1680–1820 Jonathan Strom Taxation, State, and Civil Society in Germany and the United States, 1750–1950 Alexander Nuetzenadel Toward a Biographical Turn? Biography in Modern Historiography—Modern Historiography in Biography Simone Laessig Criminal Justice in Times of Political Crisis: Central Europe, 1920–1950 Richard F. Wetzell A Mighty Fortress: A New History of the German People Frank Wagner Civil Society, the Public Sphere, and Popular Politics in the Rhineland, 1800–1848: Mid-Atlantic German History Seminar Marion Deshmukh German History in the Short Nineteenth Century, 1790–1890: Tenth Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History Richard F. Wetzell War and the Environment: Contexts and Consequences of Military Destruction in the Modern Age Charles Closmann and Christof Mauch The United States and Germany in the Era of the Cold War David Lazar Beyond Anti-Semitism and Philo-Semitism: Searching for Normality in German-Jewish Relations Simone Laessig First International Dialogue between Young Germans and Young American-Jewish Leaders Anne Luemers The Origins of Green Parties in Global Perspective Frank Zelko Environment, Culture, Politics: Transatlantic Perspectives Young Scholars Forum Charles Closmann Archival Summer Seminar in Germany 2004 Astrid M. Eckert Environmental History and the Oceans Frank Zelko Alexander von Humboldt and North America Andreas W. Daum Screening of In the Shadow of Power Gerald Livingston Historical Research and Internationalization: The Historical Profession at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century Philipp Gasser GHI Fellows Seminars, Spring and Summer 2004 Dirk Schumann ANNOUNCEMENTS:PRIZES, SEMINARS, FELLOWSHIPS, INTERNSHIPS Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar 2005 Archival Summer Seminar in Germany Doctoral and Postdoctoral Fellowships Kade-Heideking Fellowship Thyssen-Heideking Fellowship Internships NEWS In memoriam: Carola Wessel (1964–2004) Hermann-Josef Rupieper (1942–2004) Wolfgang Mommsen (1930–2004) GHI Email List Research Fellows Win Historikerverband Prizes Helmut Schmidt Prize Bucerius Archives Seminar Robert Bosch Foundation Project “Competing Modernities” German Unification Symposium Breuninger Fellowship German History in Documents and Images Library Report New Publications Fellowship Recipients Internship Recipients Staff Changes UPCOMING EVENTS Fall 2004 Lecture Series GHI Events 2004–05 GHI PUBLICATIONS German Historical Institute \| 1607 New Hampshire Ave., NW \| Washington, DC 20009-2562 \| U.S.A. Tel. +1.202.387.3355 \| Fax. +1.202.483.3430 \| e-mail to GHI © 2007, German Historical Institute, All Rights Reserved.