Feature Articles

• James J. Sheehan, The Future of the European State: Some Historical Reflections on the German Case
• Cornelia Rauh-Kühne, Comment on James Sheehan’s Lecture
• Bärbel Bohley, “Under Open Skies”: Reflections on German Unification
• Carola Dietze and Richard F. Wetzell, The Early Years of the GHI: An Interview with the Institute’s Founding Director, Hartmut Lehmann

Issue Number 41, Fall 2007

Feature Articles

• Joschka Fischer, "Between Kosovo and Iraq: The Process of Redefining the Transatlantic Relationship"
• Charles Maier, "America Among Empires? Imperial Analogues and Imperial Syndrome"
  
• Colleen Dunlavy & Thomas Welskopp, "Myths and Peculiarities: Comparing U.S. and German Capitalism."

Issue Number 40, Spring 2007

Feature Articles

• Aleida Assmann, “Europe: A Community of Memory?” (20th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 16, 2006)
• Peter Novick, comment on the Annual Lecture
• Gesine Schwan and Janusz Reiter, “Bridging the Oder: Reflections on Poland, Germany, and the Transformation of Europe”
• "Fact, Truth, and Fiction: An Interview with Novelist Frederick Reuss."

Issue Number 39, Fall 2006

Feature Articles

• Kurt Masur, “My Relationship to Beethoven” (7th Gerd Bucerius Lecture, May 31, 2006)
• Ralf Dahrendorf, “Enlightenment Applied, Enlightenment Betrayed”
• Gerhard A. Ritter, “German Emigré Historians Between Two Worlds”
• James Sheehan, “Three Generations of German Gelehrtenpolitik”
• Anne Whiston Spirn, “Urban Nature and Human Design.”

Issue Number 38, Spring 2006

Feature Articles

• Kenneth R. Jackson, "Transnational Borderlands: Metropolitan Growth in the United States, Germany, and Japan since World War II" (19th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 17, 2005)
• Adelheid von Saldern, "The Suburbanization of German and American Cities"
• Monika Maron, "Historical Upheavals, Fractured Identities"
• "German Institutes of Contemporary History: Interviews with the Directors."

Feature Articles

• Arif Dirlik, “Performing the World: Reality and Representation in the Making of World Histor(ies)”
• Timothy Garton Ash, “What Future for the West? Reflections on an Enlarged Europe and the United States in the Twenty-First Century” (6th Gerd Bucerius Lecture, June 29, 2005)
• Isabel Hull, Gesine Krüger, and Jürgen Zimmerer, Forum “The Measure of Atrocity: The German War Against the Hereros.”

Issue Number 36, Spring 2005

Feature Articles

• Ute Frevert, “Europeanizing German History” (18th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 18, 2004)
• David Blackbourn, comment on the Annual Lecture
• W. Michael Blumenthal, “The Closest of Strangers: German-American Relations in Historical Perspective” (5th Gerd Bucerius Lecture, September 27, 2004)
• “Dramatizing German History: Michael Frayn on Democracy.”

Issue Number 35, Fall 2004

Feature Articles

• Liliane Weissberg, "Reflecting on the Past, Envisioning the Future: Perspectives for German-Jewish Studies" (Joint Lecture of the Leo Baeck Institute, New York and the GHI, October 16, 2003
• Jeffrey Peck, "New Perspectives in German-Jewish Studies: Toward a Diasporic and Global Perspective" (Comment on the Joint Lecture)
• Kathleen Neils Conzen, "Immigrant Religion and the Republic: German Catholics in Nineteenth-Century America"
• Denis Cosgrove, "Landscape and Landschaft"; Karen E. Till, "Emplacing Memory Through the City: The New Berlin."

Issue Number 34, Spring 2004

Feature Articles

• Helmut Schmidt, "The Global Situation: A European Point of View" (4th Gerd Bucerius Lecture, September 17, 2003)
• Eric Foner, "The Idea of Freedom in American History” (17th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 20, 2003)
• Jürgen Kocka, Comment on the Annual Lecture
• “The Historical Profession in Germany and America: Interviews with the Presidents of the American Historical Association and the German Historikerverband” (James M. McPherson and Manfred Hildermeier, interviewed by Christof Mauch and Richard F. Wetzell).

Issue Number 33, Fall 2003

Feature Articles

• Rita Süssmuth, "People on the Move: The Challenges of Migration in Transatlantic Perspective" (Third Gerd Bucerius Lecture, May 5, 2003)
• Joachim Radkau, "Exceptionalism in European Environmental History"
• John R. McNeill, "Theses on Radkau"
• A. James McAdam, "Transitional Justice After 1989: Is Germany so Different?"

Issue Number 32, Spring 2003

Feature Articles

• Jürgen Osterhammel, "In Search of a Nineteenth Century" (16th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 14, 2002)
• Ira Berlin, Comment on the Annual Lecture
  Philipp Gassert, "Between Political Reconnaissance Work and Democratizing Science: American Studies in Germany, 1917–1953"
• "American History in Germany: The View of the Practitioners" (Norbert Finzsch, Hans-Jürgen Grabbe, Detlef Junker, and Ursula Lehmkuhl, interviewed by Astrid M. Eckert).

Issue Number 31, Fall 2002

Feature Articles

• Hans Küng, "A New Paradigm in International Relations? Reflections on September 11, 2001" (Second Gerd Bucerius Lecture, April 17, 2002)
• Gerald Feldman, "The German Insurance Business in National Socialist Germany" (Second Lecture of the Friends of the GHI, February 12, 2002)
• Frank Schumacher, "The American Way of Empire: National Tradition and Transatlantic Adaptation in America's Search for Imperial Identity, 1898-1910."

Issue Number 30, Spring 2002

Feature Articles

• Caroline Walker Bynum, "Violent Imagery in Late Medieval Piety" (15th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 8, 2001)
• Mitchell B. Merback, "Reverberations of Guilt and Violence, Resonances of Peace" (Comment on the Annual Lecture)
• Raimund Lammersdorf and Vera Lind, "The German Studies Association at Twenty-Five: Interviews with Gerald R. Kleinfeld, Mary Nolan, and Frank Trommler"
• Wilfried Mausbach, "European Perspectives on the War in Vietnam."

Issue Number 29, Fall 2001

Feature Articles

• Lord Ralf Dahrendorf, "Democracy Under Pressure: The European Experience" (First Gerd Bucerius Lecture, June 5, 2001)
• Robert Gerald Livingston, "From Harry S. to George W.: German-American Relations and American Presidents"
• Deborah Cohen, "Comparative History: Buyer Beware."

Issue Number 28, Spring 2001 (html only)

Feature Articles

• Wolfgang Hardtwig, "Political Religion in Modern Germany: Reflections on Nationalism, Socialism, and National Socialism" (14th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 9, 2000)
• Jane Caplan, "Politics, Religion, and Ideology" (Comment on the Annual Lecture)
  A Conversation with Fritz Stern
• Johannes Dillinger, "American Spiritualism and German Sectarianism: A Comparative Study of the Societal Construction of Ghost Beliefs."

Issue Number 27, Fall 2000 (html only)

Feature Articles

• Hans Mommsen, "The Dissolution of the Third Reich: Crisis Management and Collapse, 1943-1945" (First Lecture of the Friends of the GHI, April 4, 2000)
  Doris L. Bergen, "Death Throes and Killing Frenzies" (Comment on the Friends of the GHI Lecture)
• Peter Drewek, "Limits of Educational Internationalism: Foreign Students at German Universities Between 1890 and 1930"
• Roger Chickering, "A Comment on Peter Drewek"
• Jay Winter, "The Generation of Memory: Reflections on the 'Memory Boom' in Contemporary Historical Studies."

Issue Number 26, Spring 2000 (html only)

Feature Articles

• Mary Fulbrook, “Fact, Fantasy, and German History” (13th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 18, 1999)
• Konrad H. Jarausch, “The Limits of Common Sense: (Post-) Postmodern Problems or Opportunities?”(Comment on the Annual Lecture)
• Malcolm Richardson, “A Search for Genius in Weimar Germany: The Abraham Lincoln Stiftung and American Philanthropy”
• Eckhardt Fuchs, “A Comment on Malcolm Richardson”
• Andreas Daum, “German Historiography in Transatlantic Perspective: Interview with Hans-Ulrich Wehler.”

Issue Number 25, Fall 1999 (pdf & html)

Feature Articles

• Anselm Doering-Manteuffel, “Turning to the Atlantic: The Federal Republic's Ideological Reorientation, 1945-1970” (12th Annual Lecture of the GHI, November 12, 1998)
• Charles S. Maier, "Mehr Sozialgeschichte wagen" (Comment on the Annual Lecture).