GERMAN HISTORICAL INSTITUTE - Bulletin of the German Historical Institute. Fall 2010. Issue Number 47

Washington DC: The German Historical Institute, 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 Globalization, 1880-1960 Milena GuthÜrlÑ The Peace Movement and Second Cold War: European and Transatlantic Perspectives Philipp BaurÑ The Stasi and Its Foreign Intelligence Service Uwe SpiekermannÑ 16th Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar: German History in the Twentieth Century Richard F. WetzellÑ Archival Summer Seminar in Germany, 2010 Ines ProdÜhlGHI NEWSÑ New GHI Publications Ñ Library Report Ñ Die Abendschule Ñ Staff ChangesÑ Recipients of GHI FellowshipsÑ GHI Fellowships and InternshipsÑ GHI Research Seminar, Spring-Summer 2010Ñ GHI Doctoral Seminar, Spring-Summer 2010Ñ Other GHI-Sponsored Events, Spring-Summer 2010Ñ GHI Lecture Series, Fall 2010Ñ GHI Calendar of Events 2010/2011. As New .

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