Books by Departmental Associates, Latest Ph.D. Theses, Working Papers
"Peacemaking and international order after the First World War" examines the controversial Paris peace settlements after World War I. Leading historians explore the emergence of a new international order from these negotiations. They highlight innovative approaches and institutions in international politics, alongside the fusion of new and existing practices, shaping the 1919 international order.
This handbook introduces queer history in German-speaking regions, exploring the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, focusing on their impact on societal norms.
"Tutte le perle del mondo : storie di viaggi, scambi e magnifici ornamenti" explores the cultural significance of pearls, symbolizing luxury and purity, tracing their journey from natural collection to ornate jewelry, and their historical use and symbolism.
"The Greek Gastarbeiter in the Federal Republic of Germany (1960–1974)" argues that Greek labor migration to Germany was seen as a step toward Europeanization but was haunted by Cold War tensions and historical specters.
"The long 1968 in Hungary and Romania" examines the history of the sixty-eighters in Hungary and Romania (1956-1975), exploring the distinction between protest and pastime, using oral history to understand memory formation.
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