Thomas Adam (ed.)
Philanthropy, Patronage, and Civil Society
Experiences from Germany, Great Britain, and North America
Herausgeber: Adam, Thomas
Thomas Adam (ed.)
Philanthropy, Patronage, and Civil Society
Experiences from Germany, Great Britain, and North America
Herausgeber: Adam, Thomas
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Hammack, Dieter Hoffmann, Simone Lässig, Margaret Eleanor Menninger, and Susannah Morris.
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Hammack, Dieter Hoffmann, Simone Lässig, Margaret Eleanor Menninger, and Susannah Morris.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Februar 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 238mm x 160mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 513g
- ISBN-13: 9780253343130
- ISBN-10: 0253343135
- Artikelnr.: 22474540
- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Februar 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 238mm x 160mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 513g
- ISBN-13: 9780253343130
- ISBN-10: 0253343135
- Artikelnr.: 22474540
Thomas Adam is Assistant Professor of German and Transatlantic European History at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Preliminary Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments
Introduction Thomas Adam
Part I. Philanthropy in a Transatlantic World
1.Philanthropy and the Shaping of Social Distinctions in nineteenth-century
American, Canadian and German cities, Thomas Adam
2. "The Glue of Civil Society" - A Comparative Approach to Art-Museum
Philanthropy at the turn of the Century, Karsten Borgmann
3. Self-Help and Philanthropy: the Emergence of Co-operatives in Britain,
Germany, the U.S.A., and Canada from the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth
Century, Brett Fairbairn
4. Patronage and the Great Institutions of the Cities of the United States:
Questions and Evidence, 1800-2000, David C. Hammack
Part II. Between Market and State: Philanthropy and Social Elites
5. Philanthropy and Science in Wilhelmine Germany, Eckhardt Fuchs/Dieter
Hoffmann
6.The serious matter of true joy: music and cultural philanthropy in
Leipzig, 1781-1933, Margaret Eleanor Menninger
7. Changing Perceptions of Philanthropy in the Voluntary Housing Field in
nineteenth and early twentieth century London, Susannah Morris
Part III. Jewish philanthropy and Embourgeoisment
8. Rabbinic Study, Self-Improvement, and Philanthropy: Gender and the
Re-Fashioning of Jewish Voluntary Associations in Germany, 1750-1870, Maria
Benjamin Baader
Appendix One
9. Ethnic Difference and Civic Unity: A German-American Comparison of
Jewish Communal Philanthropy in the Nineteenth Century City, Tobias
Brinkmann
10. Bürgerlichkeit, Patronage and Communal Liberalism in Germany before
World War One, Simone Lässig
Contributors
Index
Contributors: Contributor bios to come
Acknowledgments
Introduction Thomas Adam
Part I. Philanthropy in a Transatlantic World
1.Philanthropy and the Shaping of Social Distinctions in nineteenth-century
American, Canadian and German cities, Thomas Adam
2. "The Glue of Civil Society" - A Comparative Approach to Art-Museum
Philanthropy at the turn of the Century, Karsten Borgmann
3. Self-Help and Philanthropy: the Emergence of Co-operatives in Britain,
Germany, the U.S.A., and Canada from the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth
Century, Brett Fairbairn
4. Patronage and the Great Institutions of the Cities of the United States:
Questions and Evidence, 1800-2000, David C. Hammack
Part II. Between Market and State: Philanthropy and Social Elites
5. Philanthropy and Science in Wilhelmine Germany, Eckhardt Fuchs/Dieter
Hoffmann
6.The serious matter of true joy: music and cultural philanthropy in
Leipzig, 1781-1933, Margaret Eleanor Menninger
7. Changing Perceptions of Philanthropy in the Voluntary Housing Field in
nineteenth and early twentieth century London, Susannah Morris
Part III. Jewish philanthropy and Embourgeoisment
8. Rabbinic Study, Self-Improvement, and Philanthropy: Gender and the
Re-Fashioning of Jewish Voluntary Associations in Germany, 1750-1870, Maria
Benjamin Baader
Appendix One
9. Ethnic Difference and Civic Unity: A German-American Comparison of
Jewish Communal Philanthropy in the Nineteenth Century City, Tobias
Brinkmann
10. Bürgerlichkeit, Patronage and Communal Liberalism in Germany before
World War One, Simone Lässig
Contributors
Index
Contributors: Contributor bios to come
Preliminary Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments
Introduction Thomas Adam
Part I. Philanthropy in a Transatlantic World
1.Philanthropy and the Shaping of Social Distinctions in nineteenth-century
American, Canadian and German cities, Thomas Adam
2. "The Glue of Civil Society" - A Comparative Approach to Art-Museum
Philanthropy at the turn of the Century, Karsten Borgmann
3. Self-Help and Philanthropy: the Emergence of Co-operatives in Britain,
Germany, the U.S.A., and Canada from the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth
Century, Brett Fairbairn
4. Patronage and the Great Institutions of the Cities of the United States:
Questions and Evidence, 1800-2000, David C. Hammack
Part II. Between Market and State: Philanthropy and Social Elites
5. Philanthropy and Science in Wilhelmine Germany, Eckhardt Fuchs/Dieter
Hoffmann
6.The serious matter of true joy: music and cultural philanthropy in
Leipzig, 1781-1933, Margaret Eleanor Menninger
7. Changing Perceptions of Philanthropy in the Voluntary Housing Field in
nineteenth and early twentieth century London, Susannah Morris
Part III. Jewish philanthropy and Embourgeoisment
8. Rabbinic Study, Self-Improvement, and Philanthropy: Gender and the
Re-Fashioning of Jewish Voluntary Associations in Germany, 1750-1870, Maria
Benjamin Baader
Appendix One
9. Ethnic Difference and Civic Unity: A German-American Comparison of
Jewish Communal Philanthropy in the Nineteenth Century City, Tobias
Brinkmann
10. Bürgerlichkeit, Patronage and Communal Liberalism in Germany before
World War One, Simone Lässig
Contributors
Index
Contributors: Contributor bios to come
Acknowledgments
Introduction Thomas Adam
Part I. Philanthropy in a Transatlantic World
1.Philanthropy and the Shaping of Social Distinctions in nineteenth-century
American, Canadian and German cities, Thomas Adam
2. "The Glue of Civil Society" - A Comparative Approach to Art-Museum
Philanthropy at the turn of the Century, Karsten Borgmann
3. Self-Help and Philanthropy: the Emergence of Co-operatives in Britain,
Germany, the U.S.A., and Canada from the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth
Century, Brett Fairbairn
4. Patronage and the Great Institutions of the Cities of the United States:
Questions and Evidence, 1800-2000, David C. Hammack
Part II. Between Market and State: Philanthropy and Social Elites
5. Philanthropy and Science in Wilhelmine Germany, Eckhardt Fuchs/Dieter
Hoffmann
6.The serious matter of true joy: music and cultural philanthropy in
Leipzig, 1781-1933, Margaret Eleanor Menninger
7. Changing Perceptions of Philanthropy in the Voluntary Housing Field in
nineteenth and early twentieth century London, Susannah Morris
Part III. Jewish philanthropy and Embourgeoisment
8. Rabbinic Study, Self-Improvement, and Philanthropy: Gender and the
Re-Fashioning of Jewish Voluntary Associations in Germany, 1750-1870, Maria
Benjamin Baader
Appendix One
9. Ethnic Difference and Civic Unity: A German-American Comparison of
Jewish Communal Philanthropy in the Nineteenth Century City, Tobias
Brinkmann
10. Bürgerlichkeit, Patronage and Communal Liberalism in Germany before
World War One, Simone Lässig
Contributors
Index
Contributors: Contributor bios to come