Transatlantic Reconsidered

Charlotte A. Lerg is Assistant Professor in American Cultural History and Transatlantic Studies at Ludwig-Maximilians University, MunichSusanne Lachenicht is Professor and Chair of Early Modern History at University of Bayreuth, BavariaMichael Kimmage is Professor of History at The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC

• Introduction – Susanne Lachenicht, Charlotte A. Lerg, and Michael Kimmage1 An Interview with Bernard Bailyn2 ‘Once more the storm is Howling’: On the political Passions in Europe and America and their implications for Transatlantic History – Charles S. Maier3 Atlantic History: The evolution of a subject – Nicholas Canny4 Atlantic Studies Today – Philip D. Morgan5 The transnational transatlantic: Private organizations and governmentality – Giles Scott-Smith6 Contemporary history as critical perspective: Transatlantic debates about the Nazi past – Konrad H. Jarausch7 Toward a new diplomatic history of transatlantic relations: America, Europe, and the crises of the 1970s – Ariane Leendertz8 Transatlantic Catholicism and the making of the ‘Christian West’ – Giuliana Chamedes 9 From denationalizing history to decanonizing teaching history: A program for the teaching of history in the Post-National Era – Thomas AdamIndex