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 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 under-looked constituencies?
Participants
- Tobias Boes, Unviersity 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, Lepzig
- Kai Sina, University of Münster
- Eva Tanita Kraaz, University of Münster