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SEMINARS AT THE GHIL
SUMMER 2002
7 May DR ANDREAS RÖDDER (Stuttgart/Munich)
Breakthrough in the Caucasus? German Reunification
as a Problem for Contemporary History
Andreas Rödder is Privatdozent in Modern History at the University
of Stuttgart and, during the academic year 2001/2,
�ellow at the Historisches Kolleg in Munich. His most recent
book, entitled Die radikale Herausforderung: Die politische Kultur
der englischen Konservativen 1846–1868, will be published in the
GHIL’s German series in the summer. At the moment he is
writing a textbook on the history of the �ederal Republic of
Germany between 1969 and 1990.
21 May PRO�ESSOR UTE �REVERT (Bielefeld)
Militarism Revisited—Conscription and Civil Society
in Germany
Ute �revert holds a chair of Modern History at the University
of Bielefeld and is a leading expert on nineteenth and twentieth-century
history. Among her many publications are Men of
Honour: A Social and Cultural History of the Duel (1995), and Die
kasernierte Nation: Militärdienst und Zivilgesellschaft in Deutschland
(2001).
28 May PRO�ESSOR KARL SCHLÖGEL (Oxford/�rankfurt
an der Oder)
Excavating Modernity—Cities in Eastern Central Europe
in the Inter-War Period
Karl Schlögel is this year’s Visiting Professor at St Antony’s
College, Oxford, and Professor of East European History at the
European University Viadrina in �rankfurt (Oder). He has
published extensively on many aspects of East European history,
most recently, Berlin Ostbahnhof Europas—Russen und
Deutsche in ihrem Jahrhundert (1998) and Promenade in Jalta und
andere Städtebilder (2002).
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