Warren
Rosenblum
Associate
Professor of
History
History,
Webster University
St.
ph.
(314) 968-7066
wrosenbl@webster.edu
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Course
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Exhibits
designed
& researched with Webster students:
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On War & Civil Liberties The Old
Courthouse, St. Louis, MO |
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- Webster University's Emerson Library
- Academic Search Premier
(EBSCO)
- JSTOR (Online journals)
- Lexis-Nexis (Online
database of articles)
- Harvard University Library
- New York Public Library
- Library of Congress
Resources
in European & World History
- Eurodocs:
Primary Historical Documents on the web (From Brigham Young)
- World War I ("Trenches:
An Internet History of the War")
- World War I documents, visual,
and sound materials (Michael Duffy)
- Images of the
Great War in France (from an exhibition at
- The Dreyfus Affair:
Documents & Images
- Modern History
Sourcebook: Documents from various periods of European & world
history
- World
History Sources (Center for History & New Media)
- Worldwide Art Resources (with search
engine)
- Museums on
the Web (an index with links)
- German History in Documents and Images(German Historical Institute)
- Readings on the David Irving Controversy
- The German Historical Museum
- German Historians' Net
- Internet Resources for Germanists
- The United States Holocaust Museum
- Museum of Women's History
(
- On the Bauhaus (links to information and images)
- Documents on Nazism
News
Sources on Politics &
International Affairs
(Most
of
these newspapers & journals are available for purchase at Daily
Planet
News,
Newspapers
- The New York Times
- The Guardian (
Magazines
- The Economist (libertarian-minded British
weekly with excellent intl. coverage)
- The Nation (leftish American weekly)
- The Atlantic Monthly
- Dissent (leftish journal of
politics & ideas)
- The American Prospect (smart liberal monthly)
- The Weekly Standard (smug conservative weekly -
or am I being redundant?)
- Foreign Affairs (mainstream, unjustifiably
influential quaterly)
- World Policy Journal (slightly leftish
alternative to Foreign Affairs)
Radio
Shows
- All Things Considered
(National Public Radio -- NPR)
- Morning Edition (NPR)
- On the Media (NPR)
- The World (Public Radio
International -- PRI)
Other
Media
- Salon (online weekly)
- The Village Voice (leftwing alternative
weekly from
- Michael Moore's "News" (silly stuff)
- Der Spiegel(glossy German weekly)
- Telepolis(German online magazine)
- Berlinerzeitung(
- Die Tageszeitung(alternative
- Liberation(alternative Parisian daily)
- Le Monde (Parisian daily)
Writing
Guidelines and Assistance:
- Guidelines on
Writing in my classes
- How I
will grade your written work
- Professor
Rael's Guide to writing historical essays
Punishment,
Policing , Human Rights
(A
one-sided collection of links and source materials with critical
perspectives
on criminal justice institutions here and abroad.)
- Censorship on the Web
(from the ACLU)
- Microsoft and
intellectual freedom (articles,
info, propaganda for both sides)
- Consumer Project on Technology
(Monitoring the computer & telecommunications industry)
- Committee of Concerned Scientists
- Diatribes & Information re.
Corporate Abuses (Corporate Watch)
- Still more
Diatribes re. "Corporate Crime" (by
Russell Mokhiber)
- RAN (Rainforest Action Network)
- The Environmental Defense Fund
- An
Argument Against Urban Sprawl
- Should you go to Grad
School? (Some Guy's Sometimes Useful Guide)
- Study Abroad Programs (The Council
of International Exchange)
- The Peace Corps
- Union Organizing (
- Salt Institute for Documentary
Field Studies
- Internship: Criminal
Justice Policy Foundation
- Global
Exchange's Job page
- Database of Non-profit Jobs and
Internships ("The Idealist")
Ph.D.,
B.A. with Distinction in All Subjects,
Student,
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Beyond the Prison
Gates: Punishment & Welfare in Germany, 1850-1933 ( ·
Winner
of the 2009 Baker-Burton Prize of the Southern Historical Association
for the best first book in European history. |
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“Beschädigte Menschenmaterial: Der Vorbestrafte im Deutschland,” in Silke
Klewin, Herbert
Reinke, und Gerhard Sälter,
eds., Hinter Gittern: Zur
Geschichte der Inhaftierung zwischen Bestrafung, Besserung und
(politischem)
Ausschluß. (Sandstein,
2009)
“Gerichtshilfe:
Justice, Welfare, and
the Crisis of the
Review. Work, Race, and the
Emergence of
Radical Right Corporatism in Imperial Germany by Dennis Sweeney,
Journal of Modern History (forthcoming)
Review.
Verbrecher im Visier der Experten. Kriminalpolitik zwischen Wissenschaft und Praxis im 19.
und fruehen 20. Jahrhundert eds. Desiree Schauz and
Sabine
Freitag, H-Net Reviews (April, 2009)
Recent Lectures &
Presentations
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“The Magdeburg Justice Scandal and the
Paradox of Jewish Power,” Zentrum für |
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“Justice Accused & Amended: Exhibits on
Law and Civil Liberties in the |
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“The Criminal’s Honor and the Discourse of
Criminal Policy 1900-1930,” Ehre und Recht, Tagung. Arbeitskreis
Historische Kriminalitätsforschung, Stuttgart-Hohenheim, May 2009 |
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“Violence Unleashed: The
Meaning of Kristallnacht,” Kristallnacht Rembrance Day, |
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“The Paranoid Style in
Weimar Justice: |
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“Putin’s |
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“Immigrant |