Bulletin of the German Historical Institute 62; Spring 2018 by German Historical Institute - 2018-03

Washington DC: The German Historical Institute. As New. 2010. First Edition; First Edition. Original Wrappers. 154 pages. With illustrations. Slight shelfwear. ; Paperback; Quarto; ISSUE 47 Fall 2010Ñ PrefaceFEATURESÑ Writing the History of Capitalism Jƒrgen KockaÑ Why Write a Book? From Lived Experience to the Written Word in Early Modern Europe Pamela H. SmithÑ Religion and Violence in a Globalized World Wolfgang HuberGHI RESEARCHÑ Immigrant Entrepreneurship: The German-American Business Biography, 1720 to the Present Hartmut Berghoff and Uwe SpiekermannHISTORY AND CONTEMPORARY SOCIETYÑ How Do the Humanities Help Us Master the Globalization Process? Annette SchavanCONFERENCE REPORTSÑ Understanding Markets: Information, Institutions, and History Uwe SpiekermannÑ Cultures of Credit: Consumer Lending and Borrowing in Modern Economies Jan LogemannÑ Lives Beyond Borders: Toward a Social History of Cosmopolitans and… Read More

Washington DC: The German Historical Institute. New. 2009. First Edition; First Edition. Original Wrappers. 145 pages. With illustrations. Slight shelfwear. ; Paperback; Quarto; Bulletin of the German Historical InstituteIssue 45 Fall 2009Ñ Preface FEATURESÑ Civilizing Capitalism? The Beginnings of Credit Rating in the United States and Germany Hartmut BerghoffÑ Corporate Freedom of Action in Nazi Germany Peter HayesÑ Corporate Freedom of Action in Nazi Germany: A Response to Peter Hayes Christoph Buchheim and Jonas SchemerÑ Rejoinder Peter HayesGHI RESEARCHÑ Where to Shop? The Geography of Consumption in the Twentieth-Century Atlantic World Jan LogemannCONFERENCE REPORTSÑ 1968 in Japan, Germany, and the United States: Political Protest and Cultural Change Laura Elizabeth Wong and Alexander HolmigÑ Representing Poverty: American and European Perspectives Christoph Ribbat Ñ Black Diaspora and Germany Across the Centuries Mischa… Read More

Washington: GHI, 2007. kart Text auf Englisch.

Washington, DC: German Historical Institute, 2001. very good. 115, wraps, illus.

Washington, DC: Geman Historical Institute, 2006. very good. 200, wraps, notes, bibliography. Contains articles by Kenneth T. Jackson and Adelheid von Saldern on German and American cities compared; an article on historical upheavals, fractured identities by Monika Maron; and interviews with Gerhard Besier, Konrad Jarausch, Horst Moller, Jan Philipp Reemtsma, and Axel Schildt.

Washington DC: The German Historical Institute. New. 2011. First Edition; First Edition. Original Wrappers. 179 pages. With illustrations. Slight shelfwear. ; Paperback; Quarto; Issue 48 Spring 2011Ñ PrefaceFEATURESÑ Much Ado About Nothing? Rituals of Politics in Early Modern Europe and Today Barbara Stollberg-RilingerÑ Too Little Ado About Plenty David M. LuebkeÑ What Is Defortification? Military Functions, Police Roles, and Symbolism in the Demolition of German City Walls in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries Yair MintzkerÑ Matters of Taste: The Politics of Food in Divided Germany, 1945-1971 Alice WeinrebGHI RESEARCHÑ Transatlantic Perspectives: Europe in the Eyes of European Immigrants to the United States, 1930-1980 Jan Logemann, Andreas Joch, Corinna Ludwig, Ashley Narayan, and Barbara ReitererCONFERENCE REPORTSÑ Bosch Foundation Archival Seminar for Young Historians 2010: American History in Transatlantic Perspective Mischa… Read More

Washington DC: The German Historical Institute. New. 2012. First Edition; First Edition. Original Wrappers. 179 pages. With illustrations. Slight shelfwear. ; Paperback; Quarto; Bulletin of the German Historical InstituteIssue 50 Spring 2012Ñ Preface FEATURESÑ National Socialism and the Search for International Order Mark MazowerÑ National Socialism and the Search for International Order: Comment Lutz KlinkhammerÑ Nationalism on the Margins: Silesians Between Germany and Poland, 1848-1945 Brendan KarchÑ Creating Killers: The Nazification of the Black Sea Germans and the Holocaust in Southern Ukraine, 1941-1944 Eric C. SteinhartÑ Lessons from History? German Economic Experiences and the Crisis of the Euro Charles S. MaierGHI RESEARCHÑ Modernity Calling: Interpersonal Communication and the Telephone in Germany and the United States, 1880-1990 Clelia CarusoCONFERENCE REPORTSÑ The Cold War: History, Memory, and Representation Jula Danylow,… Read More

Washington DC: The German Historical Institute. New. 2010. First Edition; First Edition. Original Wrappers. 188 pages. With illustrations. Slight shelfwear. ; Paperback; Quarto; Bulletin of the German Historical InstituteIssue 46 Spring 2010Ñ PrefaceFEATURESÑ Footnote or Footprint? The German Democratic Republic in History Donna HarschÑ What's in This Footnote? World History! Thomas LindenbergerÑ The Diplomatic Path to German Unity Frank ElbeÑ From Destruction to Preservation: Jewish Sites in Germany and Poland after the Holocaust Michael MengÑ German Immigrants and the Arc of American Citizenship during Reconstruction, 1865-1877 Alison Clark EffordÑ Banking Crises in Three Countries, 1800-1933: An Historical and Comparative Perspective Richard TillyGHI RESEARCHÑ Dangerous Meat? German-American Quarrels over Pork and Beef, 1870-1900 Uwe SpiekermannÑ A Miracle Bean: How Soy Conquered the West, 1909-1950 Ines ProdÜhl… Read More

Washington, DC: German Historical Institute, 2006. as new. 237, wraps, illus., notes, postcard connected to Elzbieta Sikorska art exhibit (reviewed on pp. 189-194) laid in. Contains articles on "My Relationship to Beethoven" by Kurt Masur; "Enlightenment Applied, Enlightenment Betrayed" by Ralf Dahrendorf; "GermanEmigre Historians Between Two Worlds" by Gerhard A. Ritter; "Three Generations of German Gelehrtenpolitik" by James J. Sheehan; and "Urban Nature and Human Design" by Anne Whiston Spirn.

2001. Issues 29 (Fall 2001) - Issue 39 (Fall 2006) plus Supplement 3 (Total 12 Issues) Washington, GHI, 2001-2006. 8°. c. 1800 pages. Softcover / Original brochure. Very good condition. Includes for example: Inaugural Gerd Bucerius Lecture by Lord Ralf Dahrendorf, Deborah Cohen - Essay on Comparative History, Violent Imagery in Late Medieval Piety by Caroline Walker Bynum, Frank Schumacher - The American Way of Empire, Hans Küng - A new Paradigm in International Relations ? , Gerald Feldman - The German Insurance Business in Nazi Germany, Philipp Gassert - American Studies in Germany 1917-1953, Jürgen Osterhammel - In Search of a Nineteenth Century, Rita Süssmuth - The Challenges of Migration, A.James McAdams - Transitional Justice After 1989, Helmut Schmidt - The Global Situation: A European Point of View, Eric Foner and Jürgen Kocka - The Idea of Freedom in American and German History, James M. McPherson and Manfred Hildermeier - The Historical Profession in Germany and America, Kathleen Neils… Read More