Transatlantic German Studies: A Virtual Roundtable

Sponsored by the Center for German and European Studies.

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With reference to three foundational articles and upcoming contributions to a special issue of Monathefte, the participants will consider the following questions:

How has the lens of the transatlantic changed since the start of the 21st century? How, for example, has the increased prominence of black German studies and a focus on migration broadened the scope of ‘the transatlantic’ beyond North America and the U.S. to include South America, the Caribbean, and other underlooked constituencies?

Participants

Tobias Boes, University of Notre Dame

Vance Byrd, University of Pennsylvania

Daniel Carranza, Harvard University

Corinna Norrick-Rühl, University of Münster

Caroline Jessen, Dubnow Institute for Jewish History & Culture, Leipzig

Kai Sina, University of Münster

Eva Tanita Kraaz,University of Münster