Feature Article

• Dorothee Wierling: German History as Global History: The Case of Coffee in the Twentieth Century

Forum: History of Knowledge

• The History of Knowledge and the Expansion of the Historical Research Agenda
  Simone Lässig
• Old and New Orders of Knowledge in Modern Jewish History
  Kerstin von der Krone
• Data, Diplomacy, and Liberalism: August Ferdinand Lueder’s Critique of German Descriptive Statistics
  Anna Echterhölter

Conference Reports

• The Western Art World between 1930 and 1950: Methodological Approaches to Transdisciplinary Research
  Jeroen Euwe
• The Refugee Crisis: Historical Perspectives from Europe and North America, 1945-2000
  Sascha Brünig and Jan C. Jansen
• The Historian and the World — The Worlds of History: Positions, Purposes, and Politics in the Twenty-First Century
  Mischa Honeck and Jan C. Jansen
• Navigating Diversity: Narratives, Practices and Politics in German-Speaking Europe
  Richard F. Wetzell
• Forging Bonds Across Borders: Mobilizing for Women’s Rights and Social Justice in the Nineteenth-Century Transatlantic World
  Sonya Michel and Anja Schüler
• Thirteenth Workshop on Early Modern German History
  Hannah Briscoe and Rebecca Lott
• 22nd Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar: Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century German History
  Anna von der Goltz
• Willy Brandt and the Americas, 1974-1992
  Sophie Lange
• Archival Summer Seminar in Germany 2016
  Elisabeth Engel
• Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Transnational Comparative Perspective, Eighteenth Century to Today
  Atiba Pertilla
• Uncertainty and Risk in America: (Un)Stable Histories from the Late Colonial Period to the “Gilded Age”
  Elisabeth Engel
• Cultural Mobility and Knowledge Formation in the Americas
  Margaretha Schweiger-Wilhelm