Feature Articles

• Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee Institute, and the German Empire: Race and Cotton in the Black Atlantic
  Andrew Zimmerman
• Refusing to be "Good Germans": New Left Violence as a Global Phenomenon
  Jeremy Varon
• Terrorism in Germany: The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon
  Stefan Aust
• Putting German Terrorism in Perspective: An American Response
  Bruce Hoffman

GHI Research

• Proto-Eugenic Thought and Breeding Utopias in the United States before 1870
  Maren Lorenz
• The African American Civil Rights Struggle and Germany 1945–1989
  Martin Klimke

Conference Reports 

• Connecting Atlantic, Indian Ocean, China Seas, and Pacific Migrations from the 1830s to the 1930s
  Gisela Mettele
• Transregional and Transnational Families: European Kinship in Comparative Perspective
  David Sabean
• Managing the Unknown: Natural Reserves in Historical Perspective
  Frank Uekötter
• Modernization as a Global Project: American, Soviet, and European Approaches
  David C. Engermann and Corinna R. Unger
• 1968 – Forty Years Later
  Martin Klimke
• Perspectives on National Socialism, Global War, and the Holocaust: A Symposium in Honor of Gerhard L. Weinberg
  Philipp Gassert
• Flammable Cities: Fire, Urban Environment, and Culture in History
  Greg Bankoff, Uwe Lübken, Jordan Sand
• Public Eating, Public Drinking: Places of Consumption from Early Modern to Postmodern Times
  Maren Möhring and Marc Forster
• Early Modern German History, 1500–1790: Fourteenth Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar
  Richard F. Wetzell
• Gender and the Long Postwar: Reconsiderations of the United States and the Two Germanys, 1945–1989
  Michael Grutchfield, Reid Gustafson, Melissa Kravetz, Christina Larocco, Amy Rutenberg
• Why Do Terrorists Stop?
  Carola Dietze
• Civilizing Nature: National Parks in Transnational Historical Perspective
  Anna-Katharina Wöbse
• Archival Summer Seminar in Germany, 2008
  Corinna R. Unger
• GHI Research Seminar, Spring 2008