BELINDA DAVIS
Associate Professor
Dept. of History
Rutgers The
Phone (732) 932-6728
Fax (732) 932-6763
bedavis@rci.rutgers.edu; www.rutgers.edu/~bedavis
Main
Publications
Books:
The Internal
Life of Politics: The New Left in West
Germany, 1962-1983 (in preparation)
Changing the
World, Changing Oneself: Political Protest and Transnational Identities in
1960s/70s, West Germany and the U.S.,
ed., with W. Mausbach, M. Klimke, and C. MacDougall (New York/Oxford: Berghahn
Books, forthcoming March 2010)
Alltag—Erfahrung—Eigensinn:
Historisch-anthropologische Erkundungen,
ed., with Thomas Lindenberger and Michael Wildt (Frankfurt a.M./New York:
Campus, 2008)
Home Fires
Burning: Food, Politics, and Everyday Life in World War I Berlin (Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press,
2000)
Articles and Book
Chapters:
“A Whole World Opening Up: Transcultural
Contact, Difference, and the Politicization of New Left Activists,” in Davis,
et al, eds., Changing the World, Changing Oneself (New York: Berghahn, forthcoming); also
“Introduction,” with W. Mausbach, M. Klimke, C. MacDougall, in ibid
“How Women’s
Activism and the Women’s Movement Led the Way to Post-Cold War Civil Society
and Where it Seems to have Failed,” in Bonnie Smith and Joanna Regulska, eds., Gender from Cold War to EU (forthcoming)
“The Women’s Movement in 1970s West Germany in
Cultural Perspective,” in Detlef Siegfried and Sven Reichardt, eds., Cultural History of the European Postwar
Protest Movements (forthcoming)
“Transnation/Transculture: Gender and Politicization in and out of the
BRD, 1950s-1970s,” in S. Wenger, et al,
eds., Gender in Trans-it: Transcultural
and Transnational Perspectives (Basel: Chronos, forthcoming)
“Polizei und
Alltagsgewalt in Berlin im 20. Jahrhundert,” in A. Lüdtke and H. Reinke, Polizei, Staat, Gewalt.
Historisch-vergleichende Studien zur Polizeipraxis im 20. Jahrhundert (Opladen:
Leske + Budrich, 2009)
“Konsum im ersten Weltkriege,” in
Heinz-Gerhard Haupt and Claudius Torp, eds., Die Konsumgesellschaft in Deutschland 1890-1990 (Frankfurt: Campus,
2009), 232-49
“What’s Left?
Popular and Democratic Political Participation in Postwar Europe,” American Historical Review 113, 2
(April 2008), 363-90
“Einleitung,” with T. Lindenberger and M. Wildt, in
Davis, Lindenberger, Wildt, eds., Eigen-Sinn,
Alltag, und Erfahrung (Frankfurt/aM: Campus, 2008)
“The City as
Theater of Protest: West Berlin and West Germany, 1962-1983,” in Gyan Prakash
and Kevin M. Kruse, eds., The Spaces of the Modern City: Imaginaries,
Politics, and Everyday Life
(Princeton: Princeton UP, 2008), 247-74
“Civil Society
in a New Key? Feminist and Alternative Groups in 1970s West Germany,” in Sonya
Michel, et al, eds., Civil Society and Gender Justice: Historical and
Comparative Perspectives (NY: Berghahn, 2008)
“The Private is Political: Gender, Politics, and
Political Activism in Modern German History,” in Jean Quataert and Karen
Hagemann, eds., Gendering Modern German History: Rewriting Historiography (New
York: Berghahn, 2007), 107-127; German translation Frankfurt/M: Campus, 2008
“The Street,” with Emanuelle Cronier, et al, in Jay
Winter et al, Capital Cities at War:
Paris, London, Berlin, Vol. 2 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007)
“Jenseits von Terror
und Rückzug: Die Suche nach politischem Raum und Verhandlungsstrategien in der
BRD der 70er Jahre,” in H.-G. Haupt, et al, eds., Terrorismus in der Bundesrepublik. Medien, Staat und Subkulturen in den
1970er Jahren (Frankfurt/M: Campus, 2006), 154-186
"Violence and Memory of the Nazi past in
1960s-70s West German Protest," in P. Gassert and A. Steinweis, eds., Coping with the Nazi Past: West German
Debates on Nazism and Generational Conflict, 1955-1975 (New York: Berghahn,
2006), 210-37
“’Women’s Strength Against Their Crazy Male Power’. Gendered Language in the West German
Peace Movement of the 1980s,” in J. A. Davy, K. Hagemann, and U. Kätzel, eds., Frieden - Gewalt - Geschlecht. Friedens- und
Konfliktforschung als Geschlechterforschung (Essen: Klartext, 2005)
"Everyday' Protest, Violence,
and the Culture of Conflict in
"The Gender of War and Peace: Rhetoric in the West German Peace Movement of
the Early 1980s," Mitteilungsblatt
des Instituts für soziale Bewegungen (Special Issue "Peace
Movements as Social Movements") 32 (December 2004), 84-114
"Monuments, Memory, and the Future of the Past in
Modern Urban Germany," review article, Urban
History 30, 4 (March 2004)
“Provokation als Emanzipation. 1968 und die
Emotionen,” vorgänge (December 2003), 41-49
"Experience, Identity, and Memory: The Legacy of World War I," in Journal of Modern History 75, 1 (March
2003)
"From Starbuck to Starbucks, or, Terror: what's
in a Name?", in Radical History
Review 85 (December 2002), 37-57
"Heimatfront: Ernährung, Politik und
Frauenalltag im ersten Weltkrieg," in K. Hagemann and S.
Schüler-Springorum, eds., Heimat - Front.
Militär und Geschlechterverhältnisse im Zeitalter der Weltkriege (Frankfurt:
Campus Verlag, 2002), 128-49
"Food, Politics and Women’s Everyday
Life during World War I" (English version of above), in K. Hagemann and S.
Schüler-Springorum, eds., Home Front -
Battle Front: Military and Gender Relations in the Two World Wars (NY:
Berg, 2002): 115-38
"Post-Holocaust Science
Education," with Peter Appelbaum, in M. Morris and J. Weaver, eds., Difficult Memories (NY: Peter Lang,
2002), 171-90
"Geschlecht und Konsum. Rolle und Bild der Komsumentin in den
Verbraucherprotesten des ersten Weltkrieges," in Archiv für Sozialgeschichte 38 (Fall 1998), 119-39.
"Food Scarcity and the Empowerment of the Female
Consumer in World War I
"Reconsidering Habermas, Politics, and Gender:
The Case of Wilhelmine
"L'Etat contre la Société? Nourrir la Cité," Guerres Mondiales et Conflits Contemporains (Summer 1996), 47-62.
"Feeding the Cities," with Thierry Bonzon,
in J. M. Winter and J.-L. Robert, ed., Capital
Cities at War:
"The Image of the Profiteer," with J.-L.
Robert, et al, in Capital Cities at War
(vol. 1), 104-32 (contributing author).
"Gender, Women, and the 'Public Sphere' in World
War I
“Forum: 1977,
The German Autumn,” with Donatella della Porta, Geoff Eley, and Sven Reichardt,
German History (July 2007), 401-21
“Rudi Dutschke and the West German Protest Movement,”
in Immanuel Ness, ed., Protest and
Revolution: 1600 to the Present (
“Women in Subsistence Riots,” in Bonnie Smith, et al,
eds., Encyclopedia of Women in World History
(Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007)
“Panel Review: Imaginary Worlds: (Trans)National
Identities in
“Remembering Global Protest: The Sixties in
"Sex and the City, or, Women in the
Streets in World War I
"1997-1998 Research Associate Reflects on the Red
Army Faction," in Eurofile:
Newsletter of the Center for German and European Studies 3, 1 (Fall 1998):
2.
"Alf Lüdtke," in K. Boyd, ed., Encyclopedia of Historians and Historical
Writing (London: Fitzroy Dearborn, 1999): 740-1
"German Women 1871-1918," in J. Doerr and D.
Buse, eds., Encyclopedia of German
History (New York: Garland, 1998): 1082-3.
"Minna Cauer," Encyclopedia of German History: 165.
"Women in WWI Food Shortages" and
"Women, Strikes, and Revolution," source selection, translations, and
introductions, in M. Wiesner and L. DiCaprio, eds., Lives and Voices: Sources in European Women's History (
"Research Report: Gender, Class, and the State in
World War I
Book reviews (25+ books, 1 film): in Signs (2009); Neue Politische Literatur (2009); WerkstattGeschichte (2006);
H-Soz-und-Kult (2005); American Historical Review (December 2004); Bulletin
of the German Historical Institute, London (October 2004); Women’s
Review of Books (2004); Social and Cultural History (2003); Central European History (2002); German Studies Review (1995), (2002); German History (1999), (2001); Journal of Modern History (1995),
(1997), (1999), (2000); Social History
(1998); Archiv für Sozialgeschichte
(1997); ILWCH (1997), (2002);
H-German (1996), (1997); Conference review, with D. S. Cobble and L. Tilly: ILWCH (1997)
“The City, the University, and the World:
West German Political Activism in Transnational Context,” History Speakers
Series, University of Toronto, October 2009
“He Ordered Me to be More Democratic. Equality in Action in the Federal Republic,”
Conference “Happy Birthday, BRD,” University of Montréal, May 2009
"The
Internal Life of Politics: The 'New
Left' in West Germany, 1962-1983," Dept. of History Lecture, University of
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, February 2009
“What’s in a Name? ‘Student’ Protests in 1960s West Germany,” Meeting
of the American Historical Association, New York, January 2009
“The Women’s Movement in 1970s West Germany
in Cultural Perspective,” Cultural History of the European Postwar Protest
Movements, University of Copenhagen, September 2008
“Out into the Streets, or, ‘What Theory Meant
to Me’,” Working Group Protest, Citizenship, und Zivilgesellschaft,
Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin, June 2008
“Coming to Activism in 1950s-60s West
Germany,” Conference in Honor of William
H. Sewell Jr., Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory, University of Chicago,
May 2008
“Transnationalität als Praxis. ‘Weltoffenheit’
in der westdeutschen Neuen Linken in den sechziger Jahre,” Colloquium of the
Berliner Kolleg für die vergleichende Geschichte Europas, Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut,
Free University Berlin, May 2008
“The City
as Theater of Protest: West Berlin and West Germany, 1962-1983,” Festvortrag,
Center for Metropolitan Studies, Technical University Berlin, May 2008
“Cities and
Protest,” Research Colloquium on Modern Urban History, Technical University Berlin,
May 2008
“An
Emotional History of Politics in Postwar West Germany,” Inaugural Season
Lecture, Colloquium of the Center for the History of Emotion, Max Planck
Institute for Human Development, Berlin, April 2008
“’Die
Korruption des Schweigens’: The Politics of Talking in the West German “New
Left,” Historisches Seminar, Technische Universität Berlin, February 2008
“The Inner Life of Politics: New Left Activists in West Germany, 1962-1983,”
Historisches Seminar, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, January 2008
“Die Politisierung des Subjekts am Beispiel
der Neuen Linke in der BRD,” Workshop "Neue Subjektivität. Subjektkulturen und
Selbstverhältnisse in der Bundesrepublik in den 60er und 70er Jahren,”
Zeitgeschichtlicher Arbeitskreis Niedersachsen, Göttingen, December 2007
“The Many Lives of Terror: Political Activists, the RAF, the State, and
the Media in
“Transnation/Transculture:
Gender and Politicization in and out of the BRD, 1950s-1970s,” Keynote Address,
Schweizerische Tagung für Geschlechtergeschichte,
“’Schweige nicht, sprich dich aus!’ Communicative Need and Its Significance in
the West German New Left,” Meeting of the German Studies Association,
“’That Could be Me’: Imagining Oneself Active
in and out of
“How Post-War Children Became the West German
Activists of the 1970s (and What They Did on the Way),” Colloquium of the
Zentrum für Zeithistorische Forschung,
“Living Democracy, Eating Pea Soup: New Left Lifestyles in the West German
1970s,” Meeting of the American Historical Association,
“Lifestyles of the Marginalized and Unknown,
or: How to Live Politics in 1960s-70s
“’Das Erbe der 68er Generation voll erlebt’: Staying political in 1970s
“Responding to Terror”, Workshop of the
“Antecedents
to the West German Green Party: How Did They Get Where They Got?”, Presentation
to the Green Party of
“The Everyday of Politics in Postwar
“World War I and the Twentieth Century,”
Annual History Forum,
“Between Terror and Withdrawal: Negotiating
Political Space and Strategy in the West German 1970s,” Conference on
“Terrorism,” Zentrum für Interdisziplinäre Forschung,
“How the Women’s Movement Led the Way to
Post-Cold War Civil Society,” Conference
“From Cold War to EU: Women and Gender in Contemporary Europe,” Rutgers
“Von Trotta’s Rosenstraße and the
Portrayal of Women’s Protest,” Conference on Rosenstraße in Film and History,
Florida State University Cente r for Human Rights,
“’68 as Global Experience: How to Rethink Globalization,” presentation
to and participation in Transatlantic Colloquium for Graduate Students,
“How Women Recreated Civil Society in 1970s
“Remembering Global Protest: The ‘60s in the
“Political History Meets Everyday Life: Recent Trends in WWI Historiography,”
Professional Development Conference for Teachers of German, Dept. of
German, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, May 2004.
“The City as Theater of Protest: West Berlin
and Frankfurt, 1962-1983,”
“"Living Politics: the New Left in
1960s-70s
“Gender and Generation in the West German
1960s and 70s: Politics, Biography, and
Everyday Life,” Minda de Gunsburg Center for European Studies,
“How ‘Fascist’ was
"Political Imagination and the New Left:
Discourse, Demos, and the Transformation of German Political Culture,"
Workshop "Atlantic Crossings?: Transcultural Relations and Political
Protest in
“Alltagsgeschichte as an Approach to New Social
Movements,” Meeting of the German Studies Association,
"Frieden und Protest: Friedensaktivitäten in der Bundesrepublik der
1970er und 1980er Jahre," Conference Pazifismus und Pazifistinnen:
Friedensforschung als
"Gender and Protest in the German 20C,"
Speakers Series in Women's Studies,
"Gender, Protest, and Movements," Conference
Gendering the Mainstream: Rewritings of Modern German History,
"Terrorism: What's in a Name?", Meeting of
the American Historical Association,
"The Street as a Metaphor for War," Workshop
Collective Capital Cities at War,
"Playing with Fire: From Political 'Theater' to
'Terror' in the West German 1960s-1970s,"
"Political Theater as New Social Movement,"
Special Panel of the Conference Group in Central European History, Meeting of
the American Historical Association, San Francisco, January 2002
"Teaching Post-'45 European History,"
National Conference of Secondary Schools,
"Violence as Vergangenheitspolitik: The Radicalization of Left-Wing Activism in
the Late 1960s," Meeting of the German Studies Association,
"Die Neue Linke, 'Politischer Theater', und die
Gewaltfrage," Historisches Seminar, Universität zu Köln, July 2001
"
"New Leftists on Violence, Fascism, and the
Public Sphere," Conference "Coming to Terms with the Past in
"Handmaid of the Future or Specter of the Past?
Violence and Leftist Activism in West Germany 1960-1980,"
"The Public Sphere and the Function of Terrorism
in
"Different Lefts: The Leftwing split over
Violence in
"'Everyday' Protest and the Culture of
Conflict in
"New Issues Concerning Everyday Life in
Nazi Germany," Adult Education Speakers Series, Jewish Cultural School and
Society,
"Shaping
Public Vision: The Press, the Street,
and the Public Sphere in the Age of Modernity," Special Panel of the
German Historical Institute, Meeting of the German Studies Association,
"Gendered Images of the Nation in Wilhelmine
"War and Hunger in Germany," History
Seminar, Ramapo State College of New Jersey, Mahwah, NJ, February 1998
"Food for the Weak, Food for the Strong:
Rationalized Food Distribution in World War I
"How Wilhelmine Germans became Citizens of
Weimar," Fall Lecture Series of the German Historical Institute,
"’Woman’, ‘Nation’, and ‘Volk’ in Wilhelmine Rhetoric and Imagery," Seminar of the
Center for German and European Studies,
"New Approaches and New Sources in World War I
History,"
"Home Fires Burning: The Press, the Police, and
Politics in World War I
"State Constructions of 'Woman' in WWI Germany:
Implications for Contemporary Questions of Welfare, Maternity, Production,
Consumption, Activism," "Toward 2000" Seminar of the Rutgers
Institute of Research on Women, New Brunswick, NJ, October 1996
"Shopping and Sovereignty in Twentieth-Century
"Öffentlichkeit, Geschlecht, und Politik,"
Seminar for Dept. of History, University of Chemnitz-Zwickau,
"To Each her Own?
Battles over 'Equitable' Food Distribution in World War I
"Who Does Not Work Shall not Eat: Labor Culture
under the German 'Dictatorship', 1916-1918," Seminar on Technology,
Culture, and Society, Dept. of History,
"Women, Welfare, and Work in World War I
"Legitimate Beefs and Just Desserts,"
Conference on "Consumer Culture and Resistance,"
"Women and the Transformation of Political
Culture in World War I
"How Did Politics Work in World War I
"Transformations in Relations between State and
Society in World War I
"Society United Against the State: the Case of
World War I
"The Black Market in Germany 1914-1918,"
University of Cambridge Working Group on Paris, London, Berlin in the First
World War, Paris, June 1993
"Consumers, Gender, and the Public Sphere,"
Conference on Women in the Public Sphere, Institute for Research on Women, New
Brunswick, NJ, May 1993
"Bread and Democracy in World War I
"Weapons of the Spirit, Holocaust Films and
Remembering,"
"Food Fights in World War I
"Battles Over Butter: Women, Gender, and
Homefront Politics in World War I
"Bread, Butter, and the Unsuccessful
Renegotiation of 'Quality of Life' in
"World War I
"The
"Public Space and the Construction of Gender
Difference: the Case of World War I
"Hearsay on the Recent Revolution in
"Women, Food and the State in World War I
Berlin," University of Cambridge Working Group on Paris, London, Berlin in
the First World War, Paris, July 1990
"Die Verteiling der Macht und Beziehungen
zwischen dem Staat und arbeitenden Frauen im ersten Weltkriege in
"Women Workers in World War I
"German Women in World War I and Early
"Renault Workers and the 1936 General Strike in
Panel
Comments and Podium Discussions
“Oral
Histories: Food and Trans/National Political Economies and Cultures in Europe,
Asia, and the United States, 1880s-1980s,” Meeting of the American Historical
Association, New York, January 2009
“Mit
Terroristen reden? Vom Umgang mit politischer Gewalt im Europa des 19. und 20.
Jahrhunderts,” Final Podium Discussion, Evangelische Akademie Loccum , December
2008
“Einordnung der Teilungsgeschichte in die
säkularen Perspektiven und die europäischen Dimensionen der Geschichte im 20.
Jahrhundert,” Opening Podium Discussion, "Das geteilte Deutschland im
Europa des 20. Jahrhunderts," Conference of the Bundeszentrale für
politische Bildung, Zentrum für Zeithistorische Forschung, and Stiftung
Aufarbeitung SED-Diktatur, Wittenberg, November 2007
“Security
Cultures in Comparative Transnational Perspective,” 12. Schweizerische Tagung
für Geschlechtergeschichte,
"Social
Justice in Transatlantic Perspective" (Invited Participant),
“Transnational
Protests in the 1960s-1970s,” German Studies Association Conference,
“Interdisciplinary
Perspectives,” Graduate Student Conference “Ostalgie,” Dept. of German,
Russian, and East European Languages, Rutgers University, New Brunswick,
February 2005
“Dwelling
in the Archive,” Conference of the Black Atlantic Project,
“The
Author Meets Her Critics: Temma Kaplan’s Taking Back the Streets,”
Workshop Protest Politics and Social Movements, Center for Comparative European
Studies, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, April 2004
“Beyond
Oedipus: Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Father,” Conference of the
Graduate Students, Dept. of Germanic Literatures,
"Interculturality
and Student Protest in 1960s
"Gender and Consumption in the Postwar
Germanies," Barnard/Columbia Women and Society Seminar,
"Women and State Violence in International
Perspective," Berkshire Conference on the History of Women,
"The Unmaking of History," Conference
"The Making and Unmaking of Humanity,"
"The Great War, A Laboratory for the
Century," RCHA,
"The Public Body and (Dis-)Unity in World War I
"Intellectuals and the Problem of Nazi
"Gender and Consumption in Comparative
Perspective," Berkshire Conference on the History of Women,
"Hitler's Officers and the Problem of
Corruption,"
"Violence and the State in Interwar Europe,"
Meeting of the American Historical Association,
"Prostitution and the State in Modern
"Art, Literature, and the Media," Conference
on "Genocide, Religion, and Modernity, United States Holocaust Museum,
Washington, D.C., May 1997
"Labor Conflict in Revolutionary Contexts,"
North American Labor History Conference,
Conference on "Gender and Modernity,"
"Women in Postwar
Other
Professional Activity
Selection Committee,
Graduate Scholarship Program, DAAD, 2009
Interviewee, Documentary Geschichte der Emotionen, Deutschland-Rundfunk,
June 2008
Guest Member, Research Group
“Civil Society, Citizenship, and Political Mobilization in Europe,”
Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin, 2007-2008
Sponsor and Research Partner
of Sven Reichardt, Feodor Lyonen Fellow of the A. v. Humboldt Foundation,
2006-2008
North American Editor, Women’s History Review,
2004 – 2007
Co-Organizer, Workshop
“Framing the Holocaust,” Workshop of the
Northeast Working Group on German Women's History and Culture,
Co-Investigator, Project “Das Fremde im Eigenen: Interkultureller
Austausch und kollektive Identitäten in der Revolte der 1960er Jahre,"
Volkswagen Stiftung, 2002-2005
Co-Organizer, Conference “The ‘Other’
Associate Editor, Signs, 2005-
AAUP Grievance Counselor, 2004-
Article Prize Committee Chair, Conference Group on
Central European History, 2003
Co-Organizer, Workshop "Atlantic Crossings?:
Transcultural Relations and Political Protest in
Co-Organizer, Workshop “Protest 1960s – 80s: Trans-
and Intercultural Perspective,”
Co-Organizer, "Consumption and Gender in the
Modern Germanies," Workshop of the Northeast Working Group on German
Women's History and Culture,
Consultant, Liberty Memorial Museum of World War I,
Kansas City, Missouri, January 2003
Nominating Committee, German Studies Association,
2002-2004
Common Examiner, Department of History, Swarthmore
College, 2002, 2007
Selection Committee, Fellowship on Conflict, Peace and
Social Transformations, Social Science Research Council, 2001, 2002
Member, Development Committee, Advanced Placement
History Exam Educational Testing Service (1999 ongoing), including live
internet and video presentations on the exam
Co-Organizer, "Memoir Literature of the Holocaust,"
Workshop of the Northeast Working Group on German Women's History and Culture,
New Brunswick, New Jersey, April 1998
Interviewee, Hessisches Rundfunk Radio, on Gender and
Nation in Modern
Faculty
Co-Organizer, "
Consultant, PBS/BBC series "The Great War and the
Shaping of our Century," Episode Six, "Collapse," 1995
Consultant, Educational Testing Service, GRE History
Examination, 1992-1994
Member, Advisory Board, H-German Online Listserv,
1993-1996
Reader for American
Historical Review, Journal of Modern History, German History, Journal of the History of Ideas, Signs, Public Culture, Social Politics, Journal of Women's History, Women’s History Review, Social and
Cultural History, Hypatia,
Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, The University of Michigan
Press, The University of North Carolina Press, Stanford University Press, Berghahn
Books, The University Press of New England, Bedford/St. Martin's
Selected
Grants and Fellowships
Zentrum für Zeithistorische Forschung (
Volkswagen Research Fellowship, AY 2005-6
Volkswagen Foundation, Special Grant, Project "Das
Fremde im Eigenen: Interkultureller Austauch und kollektiven Identitäten in der
Revolte der 1960er Jahre” ("The
Other Within: Intercultural Exchange and Collective Identities in 1960s Unrest
in Germany and the U.S."), 2002-2005, Co-Investigator (€350,000.00)
Center for German and European Studies Research
Fellowship,
Max-Planck-Institute für Geschichte (Göttingen)
Research Fellowship, Summer 1996
Max-Planck-Institute für Geschichte (Göttingen)
Research Fellowship, Summer 1994
RCHA Faculty Fellowship, 1993-1994
RCHA Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Fall 1992-Spring 1993
University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities,
Fellowship, Fall 1990-Spring 1991
Historial de la Grande Guerre (Péronne,
Social Science Research Council
Graduate colloquia and seminars in modern
Europe, modern
Affiliations
German Women's History Study Group
Northeast Working Group on German Women's History and
Culture
Conference Group on Central European History
German History Society (
German Studies Association
American Historical Association
Alumni of the Freie Universität
Education