Introduction

After the Berlin wall

Katharina Gerstenberger, Jana Evans Braziel

1-17

Sex and the city

thoughts on literature, gender, and normalization in the new Germany

Sander L. Gilman

19-35

Exploring master Keaton's Germany

a Japanese perspective on the end of the Cold War

Shannon Granville

37-58

From the Berlin wall to the West Bank barrier

how material objects and psychological theories can be used to construct individual and cultural traits

Christine Leuenberger

59-83

The diminishing relevance of ostalgie 20 years after reunification

Paul Kubiček

85-103

Ending cold war divisions and establishing new partnerships

German unification and the transformation of German-Polish relations

Jonathan Murphy

105-125

The fall of the Berlin wall

the counterrevolution in Soviet foreign policy and the end of communism

Robert Snyder, Timothy J. White

127-147

"Seventh of november" from Berliner ensemble

Douglas Cowie

149-155

Specters of work

literature and labor in postsocialist Germany

Hunter Bivens

157-177

The end of an event

Benjamin Robinson

179-199

Building consensus

painting and the enlightenment tradition in post-wall Germany

Anna M. Dempsey

201-229

Berlin's history in context

the foreign ministry and the spreebogen complex in the context of the architectural debates

Carol A. Costabile-Heming

231-247

Berlin Mitte and the anxious disavowal of Beijing modernism

architectural polemics within globalization

Daniel Purdy

249-272