Bulletin of the German Historical Institute

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Titre précédent:	Bulletin
Format:	Revue
Langue:	English
Publié:	Washington, DC : Inst
Contenu:	144 notices

1. Bridging the Oder : Reflections on Poland, Germany, and the Transformation of Europe ; P. 1

2. The genesis of nazi policy : structure and decision-making process ; new research on the National Socialist System of Rule ; conference at the University of Florida, Gainesville, A...

3. Capitalism and the Jews revisited : 29th annual lecture of the German Historical Institute, Washington DC, November 12, 2015

4. Capitalism and the Jews revisited : a comment ; comment on the 29th annual lecture of the German Historical Institute, Washington DC, November 12, 2015

5. Meinecke's protégés : German émigré historians between two worlds : lecture delivered at the GHI no May 15, 2006

6. Telling the story : survivor testimony and the narration of the Frankfurt Auschwitz trial ; Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize presentation, November 15, 2002

7. New perspectives in German-Jewish studies : toward a diasporic and global perspective : comment on Liliane Weissberg's lecture, October 16, 2003

8. Reflecting on the past, envisioning the future : perspectives for German-Jewish studies ; joint lecture of the Leo Baeck Institute (New York) and the GHI, October 16, 2003

9. Calculation and the division of labor, 1750 - 1950

10. Timeless, modern, and German? : the re-mapping of Bavaria through the marketing of Tourism, 1800 - 1939

11. Banking Crises in Three Countries, 1800-1933 : An Historical and Comparative Perspective

12. Why consider the popular press in post-1848 Germany?

13. Nationalism on the Margins : Silesians Between Germany and Poland, 1848 - 1945

14. Mass Migration and Local Politics in Chicago and Vienna, 1850 - 1938 : Some Questions, Some Hypotheses

15. Proto-Eugenic Thought and Breeding Utopias in the United States before 1870

16. Terror in the Nineteenth Century : Political Assassinations and Public Discourse in Europe and the United States, 1878 - 1901

17. Marketing Milwaukee : Schlitz and the making of a national beer brand, 1880 - 1940

18. Emplacing memory trough the city : the new Berlin ; lecture delivered at the "Spatial turn in history" symposium - German Historical Institute, February 19, 2004

19. The overburdened peace : competing visions of world order in 1918/19 : keynote lecture at the 2018 annual conference of the Max Weber Foundation, "Settlement and unsettlement: the...

20. Benchmark Europe : liberalism and cultural nationalism in the United States, 1900 - 1930

21. Liberalism and cultural nationalism in the United States, 1900-1930 : a comment

22. The military campaign in German Southwest Africa, 1904-1907

23. Annihilation in Africa : the "Race War" in German Southwest Africa (1904-1908) and its significance for a global history of genocide

24. The Prussians of the East : Samurai, Bushido, and Japanese Honor in the German Imagination, 1905 - 1945

25. How Soy Conquered the West, 1909-1950

26. The German moment in 1918

27. Prohibition in the United States : the German-American experience, 1919 - 1933

28. European imports? : European immigrants and the transformation of American consumer culture from the 1920s to the 1960s

29. Transatlantic Perspectives: Europe in the Eyes of European Immigrants to the United States, 1930-1980

30. Observing a dictatorship : American consular reporting on Germany, 1933 - 1941

31. Creating Killers : the Nazification of the Black Sea Germans and the Holocaust in Southern Ukraine, 1941-1944

32. Between dictatorship and dissent : ideology, legitimacy and human rights in East Germany, 1945 - 1990

33. No man's land : the Soviet occupation of Junker Estates in Poland's new Western territories, 1945 - 1948

34. Matters of taste : the politics of food in divided Germany, 1945-1971

35. History lived and history written : Germany and the United States, 1945/55 - 2015

36. Dealing with the past abroad : German immigrants' Vergangenheitsbewältigung and their relations with Jews in North America since 1945

37. The African American Civil Rights Struggle and Germany, 1945 - 1989

38. Americanization? Europeanization? Globalization? ; the German economy since 1945

39. Disappointed Hopes for Spontaneous Mass Conversions : German Responses to Allied Atrocity Film Screenings, 1945-46

40. The Second Generation : German Émigré Historians in the Transatlantic World, 1945 to the Present

41. A flaneur between rubble and ruins : Friedrich Seidenstücker, photographs of Berlin after 1945

42. Counting who counts : method and findings of a statistical analysis of economic elites in the New York Region, 1947

43. More Atlantic Crossings? : Europe's Role in an Entangled History of the Atlantic World, 1950s-1970s

44. The rise of the toxic politics of migration : the United States at the dawn of the 1960s

45. At home in Almanya? - Turkish-German spaces of belonging in West Germany, 1961 - 1990

46. “Toward a better world for gays” : race, tourism, and the internationalization of the West German gay rights movement, 1969-1983

47. A different sort of neoliberalism? : making sense of German history since the 1970s : 32nd annual lecture of the German Historical Institute, Washington DC, November 8, 2018

48. Toward a new Europe? : knowledge as a transformational resource since the 1970s

49. Moral reasoning in the wake of mass murder : disability and reproductive rights in 1980s-1990s Germany

50. 1989: how we lost political alternatives

51. Restitution Policy and the Transformation of Holocaust Memory : The Impact of the American "Crusade for Justice" after 1989

52. 1990: an epochal break in German history?

53. Legitimizing new knowledge : American debates about adult and embryonic stem cells, 1998-2004

54. Enlightenment applied, enlightenment betrayed : a story of liberty under pressure : lecture delivered at a symposium in honor of Fritz Stern, at Columbia University, New York, Febr...

55. Settlement and unsettlement : the ends of World War I and their legacies 2018 annual conference of the Max Weber Foundation

56. 24th Transatlantic doctoral seminar in German history : nineteenth- and twentieth-century German history

57. Toward a new Europe? - a comment

58. The re-Germanization procedure : a domestic model for Nazi empire-building

59. A tumultuous relationship : Nicholas Murray Butler and Germany in the era of the two World Wars

60. "A good place to make money" : civil rights, labor, and the politics of economic development in Charlotte, North Carolina

61. A Chinese plague : sinophobic discourses in Vladivostok, San Francisco, and Singapore

62. Fourth junior scholars conference in German-Jewish history : "heritage" in the study of Jewish and other (diaspora) cultures - the search for roots as a recurring theme of nineteen...

63. Coca-Cola History : a "Refreshing" Look at German-American Relations

64. A Plea for a Raprochement Between History and Economic History

65. Writing biography as a history of networks : why the story of J.P. Morgan needs Jacob H. Schiff

66. Corporate Freedom of Action in Nazi Germany: A Response to Peter Hayes

67. Modernization à la Mode: West German and American Development Plans for the Third World

68. Friendly Skies? : a Cultural History of Air Travel in Postwar America

69. Religion and Violence in a Globalized World

70. German Jews in the United States : a guide to research resources

71. Europe: A Community of Memory?

72. Refusing to be "Good Germans" : New Left Violence as a Global Phenomenon

73. Who Still Talked about the Extermination of the Armenians? : Imperial Germany and the Armenian Genocide

74. Recreating separate spheres across not-so-separate worlds : gender and reeducation in Japan, Germany, and the USA after World War II

75. Corporate Freedom of Action in Nazi Germany

76. Adolescent Ambassadors : Twentieth-Century Youth Organizations and International Relations

77. "Taken on faith" : expertise in aerial warfare and the democratic "West" in the twentieth century

78. Globalizing beauty : body aesthetics in the twentieth century

79. In global transit : Jewish migrants from Hitler's Europe in Asia, Africa, and beyond

80. The Globalization of African American Business and Consumer Culture

81. The object's afterlife : Nazi-looted precious metal objects, art, history, and Jewish history in postwar Germany

82. From the Watergate scandal to the compliance revolution : the fight against corporate corruption in the United States and Germany

83. The history of knowledge and the expansion of the historical research agenda

84. The natural sciences and democratic practices: Albert Einstein, Fritz Haber, and Max Planck

85. Comments on Aleida Assmann's Lecture

86. German Jewish "Enemy Aliens" in the United States during the Second World War

87. "I am no anti-semite, but I am also no jew" : German liberalism and the "Jewish Question" in the Third Reich

88. Historians in the political arena in Germany : ample opportunity and the ambivalence of soft knowledge

89. The historical profession in Germany and America : interviews with the Presidents of the American Historical Association and the German Historikerverband

90. Diversity, inclusivity, and “Germanness” in Latin America during the interwar period

91. The Second Generation : Historians of Modern Germany in Postwar America

92. The closest of strangers : German-American relations in historical perspective

93. The challenges of biography : European-American reflections

94. Living the American Dream? : the challenge of writing biographies of German-American immigrant entrepreneurs

95. The idea of freedom in American history

96. Putting German Terrorism in Perspective: An American Response

97. Security, privacy, and the German-American relationship

98. Biography in the history classroom : challenges and applications

99. Legitimizing biography : critical approaches to biographical research

100. Arnold Toynbee and the problems of today

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