Europeanization in history

An introduction

Ulrike V. Hirschhausen, Kiran K. Patel

1-18

Intellectual dissidents and the construction of European spaces, 1918–1988

Jessica Wardhaugh, Ruth Leiserowitz, Christian Bailey

21-43

"A struggle for European civilization"

T.S. Eliot and British conceptions of Europe during and after the second world war

José Harris

44-63

Knowing Europe, Europeanizing knowledge

the making of "Homo europaeus' in the life sciences

Veronika Lipphardt

64-83

From minority protection to border revisionism

the European nationality congress, 1925–38

Ulrike V. Hirschhausen

87-109

The role of international organizations in Europeanization

the case of the league of nations and the European economic community

Patricia Clavin, Kiran K. Patel

110-131

Towards a European history of the discourse of democracy

discussing democracy in Western Europe, 1945–60

Martin Conway, Volker Depkat

132-156

Human rights, the memory of war and the making of a "European" identity, 1945–75

Tom Buchanan

157-171

Europeanization in the monetary sector, 1968–92

Guido Thiemeyer

172-185

Europeanization through violence?

war experiences and the making of modern Europe

Robert Gerwarth, Stephan Malinowski

189-209

Modernism, modernization and Europeanization in West African architecture, 1944–94

William Whyte

210-228

"die Briten kommen"

British beat and the conquest of Europe in the 1960s

John Davis

229-252

"Nothing more cosmopolitan than the camps?"

Holocaust remembrance and (de-)Europeanization

Henning Grünwald

253-270

Conclusion

Martin Conway

271-277