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Kaiser Joseph II. und das Reich
In: Deutsche Verfassungsgeschichte; Springer-Lehrbuch, p. 203-211
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Joseph II: Wars Intended, Prevented and Unexpected
In: Die Rückkehr der "Großen Männer"; Prinz-Albert-Studien
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Joseph II, petitions and the public sphere
In: Cultures of Power in Europe during the Long Eighteenth Century, p. 249-268
Book chapter(electronic)#42008
Joseph II and Nationality in the Habsburg Lands
In: Austria, Hungary, and the Habsburgs, p. 134-146
Book chapter(electronic)#52015
Wahlkapitulation Josephs II., Frankfurt am Main, 27. März 1764
In: Die Wahlkapitulationen der römisch-deutschen Könige und Kaiser 1519–1792, p. 549-640
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From Tolerated Aliens to Citizen-Soldiers:: Jewish Military Service in the Era of Joseph II
In: Constructing Nationalities in East Central Europe, p. 19-36
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Contemporary Liberalism and Autonomy II: Joseph Raz on Trust and Citizenship
In: Natural Law Liberalism, p. 82-99
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Joseph von Russegger
In: Der Orient - Fiktion oder Realität? / The Orient - Fiction or Reality?, p. 19-38
Book chapter(electronic)#102006
Joseph Schumpeter
In: Modernization and Its Political Consequences, p. 114-182
Book chapter(print)#151999
Joseph B. Maier's Life and Work: An Introduction
The editor of this book on sociologist Joseph B. Maier provides an overview of his life & work from his birth in 1911 & early education in Leipzig, Germany, migration to the US in 1933 & attainment of his PhD, association with the Frankfurt school, teaching positions, government work during WWII & the Nuremberg trials, & career as chair of the Sociology Dept at Rutgers U (Newark, NJ) from 1960 till his retirement in 1980. Both his personal & academic life histories are discussed within the context of the Holocaust & Maier's experiences as a German-Jewish refugee in New York City, noting his lifelong feelings for the German Bildung (cultural tradition). 1 Photograph. K. Hyatt Stewart