Bulletin 41 (Fall 2007)
DownloadFeature Articles
- "Between Kosovo and Iraq: The Process of Redefining the Transatlantic Relationship"
Joschka Fischer - "America Among Empires? Imperial Analogues and Imperial Syndrome"
Charles Maier - "Myths and Peculiarities: Comparing U.S. and German Capitalism"
Colleen Dunlavy & Thomas Welskopp
GHI Research
- The Right to Privacy: Debates and Meanings in American Political and Legal History
Markus Hünemörder - Foreign Cuisine in West Germany
Maren Möhring
Conference Reports
- Histories of the Aftermath: The European "Postwar" in Comparative Perspective
Robert Moeller - Max Weber: A Passionate Thinker
Joachim Radkau - Environmental History and the Cold War
Thomas Robertson - Beyond the Nation: U.S. History in Transnational Perspective Young Scholars Forum 2007
Uwe Lübken - Epitaph for the Bonn Republic: Interpreting the Political Theory of Jürgen Habermas, 1984-1996
(Mid-Atlantic German History Seminar)
Marion F. Deshmukh - The Lives of Others: East Germany Revisited?
Steven Pfaff - New European Dynamics in Promoting Science and Humanities: Challenges and Opportunities for the United States and Europe
Bryan Hart & Gisela Mettele - German History, 1945-1990: Thirteenth Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History
Richard F. Wetzell - Mass Migration and Urban Governance: Central European Cities in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries in Comparative Perspective
Ulrike von Hirschhausen - Gender, War, and Politics: The Wars of Revolution and Liberation-Transatlantic Comparisons, 1775-1820
Katherine Aaslestad & Judith Miller - The Uses of Immigrant Letters
Walter D. Kamphoefner - Exploring Transnationalism in Environmental History: Park System Planning, River Floods, and Livestock Diseases in the North Atlantic World
Dorothee Brantz & Sonja Dümpelmann - Toward a New Transatlantic Space? Changing Perceptions of Identity, Belonging, and Space in the Atlantic World
Corinna R. Unger - Archival Summer Seminar in Germany, 2007
Corinna R. Unger - Constructing Cities: Text, Imagination, Material Remains, and History
Miriam Czock & Anja Lutz - Fellows Seminars, Spring/Summer 2007
Anke Ortlepp