Bulletin 57 (Fall 2015)
DownloadFeature Articles
- History Lived and History Written: Germany and the United States, 1945/55-2015
Charles S. Maier - Between Recovery and Decline: Observations of an Economic Historian on the Obama Years and Beyond
Hartmut Berghoff - Security, Privacy, and the German-American Relationship
Loch K. Johnson - In Search of Atlantic Sociability: Freemasons, Empires, and Atlantic History
Jan C. Jansen - From Sex in Colonial Africa to Anticolonialism in the Bedroom: Reflections on the African American Missionary Position
Elisabeth Engel
Conference Reports
- Germans in the Pacific World from the late 17th to 20th Century
Sky Michael Johnston and Teresa Walch - Consumer Engineering: Mid-Century Mass Consumption between Planning Euphoria and the Limits of Growth, 1930s-1970s
Julian Faust - Jewish Consumer Cultures in 19th and 20th Century Europe and America
Uwe Spiekermann, Paul Lerner, and Anne C. Schenderlein - Twelfth Workshop on Early Modern Central European History
Saskia Limbach - A Great Divide? America between Exceptionalism and Transnationalism
Michael Kimmage - 21st Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar: Twentieth-Century German History
Richard F. Wetzell - The Practices of Structural Policy in Western Market Economies since the 1960s
Rüdiger Gerlach and Astrid M. Eckert - Nature Protection, Environmental Policy and Social Movements in Communist and Capitalist Countries during the Cold War
Timothy J. Schmalz and Natalie Smith - The U.S. South in the Black Atlantic: Transnational Histories of the Jim Crow South since 1865
Elisabeth Engel, Nicholas Grant, and Mischa Honeck - Archival Summer Seminar
Elisabeth Engel