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"A revolution in the idea of Rome": Excavating modernity in Fascist Italy	The moral neoliberal: Welfare state and ethical citizenship in contemporary Italy

From charitable to public assistance: Late eighteenth-century transformations of assistance in Buenos Aires, Lima, and Madrid	Contemporary Slovene art and artifice

Unsettling French Algeria: Settlement, terror, and violence in the French-Algerian War (1954--1962)	Locating Paris: The Parisian municipality in Revolutionary France, 1789--1852

Foreign authority and the politics of impartiality in postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina	Duty to firm and market: The subnational and sociocultural constitution of the London Gold Fixing, a global financial market

Nature, self, and history in the works of Guillaume Bude, Andrea Alciati, and Ulrich Zasius: A study of the role of legal humanism in Western natural law	Melancholy cosmopolitanism: Love, labor, and loss in Theodor W. Adorno and Thomas Mann

Priests under pressure in southern Moravia: History and identity in Roman Catholic polemics (1575--1615)	"In the good vote---Our deliverance": Political Catholicism in Silesia from the eighteen-sixties to the eighteen-nineties

Eduard Marxsen and Johannes Brahms	Red globalization: The political economy of Soviet foreign relations in the 1950s and 60s

Bengal tiger, Celtic tiger: The life of Sir Antony Patrick MacDonnell, 1844--1925	A culture of rebellion: Networks of violence and competing discourses of justice in the Ottoman Empire, 1790--1808

The Austrian civil service in an age of crisis: Power and the politics of reform, 1848--1925	The politics of empire: Metropolitan socio-political development and the imperial transformation of the British East India Company, 1675--1775

The other Zarathustra: Madness, Schreber and the making of religion in 19th century Germany	Territorial conflict and ethnic cleansing

Contested enchantments: Evangelical revival and the global dimensions of national religious conflict in the German empire, 1870--1914	Stalin's think tank: The Varga Institute and the making of the Stalinist idea of world economy and politics, 1927--1953

Inventing the Rapture: The formation of American dispensationalism, 1850--1875	Conflicts of solidarity: Nuclear weapons, liberation movements, and the politics of peace in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1945-1975

The afterlives of the terror: Dealing with the legacies of violence in post-revolutionary France, 1794-1830s	Property, possession and prescription: The rule of law in the Hessian and Rhine-Main region of Germany, 1648--1776

Legitimation and dissent: Colonialism, consumption, and the search for distinction in Galway, Ireland, ca. 1250--1691	Selling Paris: The real estate market and commercial culture in the fin-de-siecle capital

"Enemies of fanaticism": Ethical humanisms in the works of Hermann Broch, Erich Kahler and Thomas Mann	Identity revolutions: The psychological impact of social and political upheaval in France, 1800--1852

"Giuriamo per la patria": The operatic oath scene in revolutionary Rome, 1846--1849	Inquisitions and social conflicts in sixteenth-century Yanhuitlan and Valencia: Catholic colonizations in the early modern transatlantic world

Clergy in the trenches: Catholic military chaplains of Germany and Austria-Hungary during the First World War	Music and the court of Mary Stewart, 1561-1567

Homesick epoch: Dying of nostalgia in post-revolutionary France	Sacred music in Prague, 1580--1612

Lessons of victory: Occupying Germany and Japan, discovering the "People's Capitalism"	Ending slavery, narrating emancipation: Revolutionary legacies in the French antislavery debate and "silencing the Haitian Revolution," 1814--48

Homosexual productions: Gay Italian prose fiction from the 1970s to the beginning of the twenty-first century	The myth surrounding the passing of the Irish Act of Union and the creation of Irish nationalism, 1775--1851