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Preface
FEATURES
What Crisis? Speculation, Corruption, and the State of Emergency during the Great Depression Martin Geyer
FORUM: THE CHALLENGE OF BIOGRAPHYHg. von Atiba Pertilla und Uwe Spiekermann
The Challenges of Biography: European-American Reflections Volker Depkat
Legitimizing Biography: Critical Approaches to Biographical Research Levke Harders
Counting Who Counts: Method and Findings of a Statistical Analysis of Economic Elites in the New York Region, 1947 Clifton Hood
Writing Biography as a History of Networks: Why the Story of J.P. Morgan needs Jacob H. Schiff Susie Pak
Living the American Dream? The Challenge of Writing Biographies of German-American Entrepreneurs Atiba Pertilla and Uwe Spiekermann
Biography in the History Classroom: Challenges and Applications Isabelle Schmitz
GHI RESEARCH
The Challenge and Promise of Girl Scout Internationalism: From Progressive Roots to Cold War Fruit Emily Swafford
CONFERENCE REPORTS
Obesity, Health, and the Liberal Self: Transatlantic Perspectives on the Late Nineteenth and Late Twentieth Centuries Uwe Spiekermann
Los Angeles as a Site of German-American Crossings Uwe Spiekermann
Histories of Humanitarianism: Religious, Philanthropic, and Political Practices in the Modernizing World Sonya Michel and Britta Waldschmidt-Nelson
Migration during Economic Downturns: From the Great Depression to the Great Recession Elisa Minoff
A Hands-on Approach: The Do-It-Yourself Culture and Economy in the Twentieth Century Reinhild Kreis
Twentieth Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar: Nineteenth-Century German History Anna von der Goltz
War and Childhood in the Age of the World Wars: Local and Global Perspectives Mischa Honeck, Susanne Quitmann, and Stina Barrenscheen
Informal and Everyday Markets: Modern Histories of Indian Business and Entrepreneurship since the Nineteenth Century Christina Lubinski
NEWS
New Publications Editorial Notice Staff Changes GHI Fellowships and Internships Recipients of GHI Fellowships GHI Research Seminar, Spring 2014 GHI Doctoral Seminar, Spring 2014 GHI Calendar of Events 2014/15