Citizenship and national identity in twentieth-century Germany
By: edited by Geoff Eley and Jan Palmowski.
Contributors: Eley, Geoff, 1949-; Palmowski, Jan.
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 308
ISBN-13: 9780804752046; 9780804752053
Subjects: Citizenship -- Germany -- History -- 20th century.; Nationalism -- Germany -- History -- 20th century.; Germany -- History -- 20th century.
Notes: "This book is based on papers delivered at the conference 'Citizenship and National Identity in Twentieth-Century Germany'"--Acknowledgements.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [249]-304) and index.
Table of contents: value: Citizenship and national identity in twentieth-century Germany / Geoff Eley, Jan Palmowski; value: Citizenship in Germany and France at the turn of the twentieth-century: some new observations on an old comparison / Dieter Gosewinkel; value: The citizen and the republic in Germany / Peter C. Caldwell; value: Culture, belonging, and the law: naturalization in the Weimar republic / Annemarie Sammartino; value: Citizenship, identity, and community in the German democratic republic / Jan Palmowski; value: The citizen at home: Wohnkultur before World War I / Jennifer Jenkins; value: From the chopped-off hand to the twisted foot: citizenship and police violence in twentieth-century Germany / Thomas Lindenberger; value: Body biological to body politic: women's demands for reproductive self-determination in World War I and early Weimar Germany / Cornelie Usborne; value: Creating the Nazi marketplace: public relations and consumer citizenship in the Third Reich / S. Jonathan Wiesen; value: "Gesungen oder musiziert wird aber fast in jedem Haus": representing and constructing citizenship through music in twentieth-century Germany / Toby Thaker; value: Conceptualizing citizenship as a biopolitical category from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries / Pascal Grosse; value: Citizenship in twentieth-century German history: chances and challenges of a concept / Adelheid von Saldern; value: Reflections on the vocabulary of citizenship in twentieth-century Germany / Kathleen Canning; value: Some general thoughts on citizenship in Germany / Geoff Eley.