Crossing boundaries : the exclusion and inclusion of minorities in Germany and the United States

Crossing boundaries : the exclusion and inclusion of minorities in Germany and the United States / ed. by Larry Eugene Jones

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Jones, Larry Eugene (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York, NY [u.a.] : Berghahn Books, 2001
Subjects:	Exil Emigration Minderheitenpolitik USA Konferenzschrift
Contents/pieces:	15 records

1. William Stern (1871 - 1938) : a world-view at risk

2. Selecting the "Better Elements" : Jewish students and the admission of women to German universities, 1890 - 1914

3. Immigration, naturalization, and ethno-national traditions in Germany : from the citizenship law of 1913 to the law of 1999

4. Migration and public policy in Germany, 1918 - 1939

5. Exclusions and inclusions of a cosmopolitan philosopher : the case of Ernst Cassirer

6. Reshaping the world : historiography from a universal perspective

7. Activists, leaders, and supporters : on the role of Whites in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

8. Keynote address : the expulsion of Jewish professors and students from the University of Berlin during the Third Reich

9. Racism as public policy in Americás cities in the twentieth century

10. Crossing borders in American civil rights historiography

11. The Central Association of German Citizens of the Jewish Faith : Jews and the struggle for civil rights in imperial Germany

12. Introduction : "Crossing Boundaries" as Leitmotiv and Metaphor

13. Objectivity and involvement : Georg G. Iggers and writing the history of the Little Rock school crisis

14. Growing up Jewish in the Nazi era : school, emigration, and war

15. Objectivity and involvement : writing the history of German historiography