Teaching and Studying US History in Europe, Past, Present and Future (Heftet (myke permer))

The authors of the essays in this volume provide us with historical overviews of the development of US history in thirteen European countries, together with their perceptions and analyses of the current situation and future prospects. The essays offer insights into the possible connections between government policies (on both sides of the Atlantic), popular interest, student demand and individual scholars' commitment to the academic pursuit of knowledge about US history in European universities. At the same time, they contribute towards a better understanding of the complex ways in which European historians of the United States have navigated the different (often conflicting) demands, constraints and opportunities, arising from their official job descriptions and institutional affiliations, within widely varying academic paradigms and systems of higher education.

Introduction; The Academic Study of U.S. History in Europe; Laying the Foundations: U.S. Public Diplomacy and the Promotion Studies in Europe. COUNTRY REPORTS -- The Study of U.S. History in Austria; The Study of U.S. History in Denmark; The Study of U.S. History in France; The Study of U.S. History in Germany; The Study of U.S. History in Great Britain; The Study of U.S. History in Ireland Steve; The Study of U.S. History in Italy; The Study of U.S. History in The Netherlands; The Study of U.S. History in Norway; The Study of U.S. History in Poland; The Study of U.S. History in Russia; The Study of U.S. History in Spain; The Study of U.S. History in Sweden.