Curriculum Vitae and Publications Christiane Harzig 9 October November 2007 In memoriam

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1 Curriculum Vitae and Publications Christiane Harzig 9 October November 2007 In memoriam

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3 Curriculum Vitae Degrees 2001 Habilitation 1990 Ph.D., Technical University of Berlin, Prof. Dr. Karin Hausen 1980 Staatsexamen (M.A. comparable, incl. degree in teaching), Free University of Berlin Education Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN Free University of Berlin; major in History, minor in English 1970 High School, East Greenwich, RI, Diploma Gymnasium, Abitur

4 Employment 2006 Associate Professor, History of Migration, Arizona State University Visiting Professor, John A. Diefenbaker Award, University of Winnipeg Professor, North American History, University of Erfurt 2002 (04-09) Professor, North American History, University of Bremen Academic freelancing, Visiting Fellow, Centre for Canadian Studies, University of British Columbia, Vancouver Associate Professor, University of Bremen 1993 Education and Economics, Participation in the "Academia to Industry" Program, City of Bremen Visiting Professor, State University of New York, Buffalo 1991 Visiting Professor, York University, Toronto Research Associate, University of Bremen, Project: Women in the Migration Process 1987 Academic advisor, German Emigration Museum; organization of the exhibition "Bremen and Bremerhaven as Ports of Emigration" Research Associate, University of Bremen, Project: Labor Migration in the Atlantic Economies Research Assistant, John F. Kennedy Institute, Free University of Berlin, Project: Social History of German Workers in Chicago, Student Assistant, John F. Kennedy Institute, Free University of Berlin Professional Societies Canadian Historical Association American Canadian Studies Association Association for Canadian Studies in German Speaking Countries Social Science History Association European Social Science History Association, Speaker, Migration Network Immigration and Ethnic History Association Network on Migration and Ethnic Minorities German Society for Sociology Society for Research in Historical Migration Organization of American Historians German Society for American Studies

5 Fellowships and Awards John G. Diefenbaker Award, Canada Council, 2004/05 Faculty Research Award, Canadian Studies Program, Summer 1999 Visiting Researcher, Centre for Refugee Studies, York University, North York, Ontario, Canada Visiting Professor, State University of New York at Buffalo American Council of the Learned Society Research Fellowship Resident Scholar, Multicultural History Society of Ontario Research Fellow, Newberry Library, Chicago Scholarship awarded by the Free University of Berlin to study at Vanderbilt University Teaching Experience Regular teaching, Arizona State University Regular teaching, University of Erfurt Regular teaching, University of Bremen Teaching and lecturing, International Women's University, Hanover Visiting Professor, York University, Toronto Visiting Professor, State University of New York, Buffalo Teaching, John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies, Free University, Berlin Teaching Assistant, German Department, Vanderbilt University, Nashville Courses Taught Fall 07 Spring 07 Fall 06 Spring 06 HST 325 History Pro-Seminar Immigration and Ethnicity in North America HST 598 Race and Ethnicity HST 300 Methods of Historical Inquiry: The 19 th and 20 th Century Immigrant Experience in Comparative Perspective HST 498 History Pro-Seminar Migration and Ethnicity Historical Inquiry: Immigration Graduate Core Course: Gender and Sexuality Historical Inquiry: Creating Community: The Immigrant Experience Migration in the Modern World

6 Summer 04 Winter 03/04 Summer 03 Summer 02 Winter 00/01 Lecture: Afro-American History and Culture Internationalizing North American History Germans on the Move, Emigration 19 th and 20 th Century Forced Migration in International Perspective The Quest for (White) Citizenship: The Women's Suffrage Movement in the US and Canada Migration in the Atlantic World: People and Policies Intercultural Introductory Course: Metropolis Lecture: North American Social and Cultural History Jazz and History Canadian Women's History Region and Space in Canadian History Jazz and Social Change German Immigration to North America From "Common Sense" to "I Had a Dream." Key Texts in American History Summer 2000 National Identities in Process: USA, Canada, Great Britain, France (with H. Bories-Sawala) Winter 99/00 Summer 99 Winter 98/99 Summer 98 Summer 98 Winter 97/98 Summer 96 Winter 95/96 Winter 95/96 Summer 95 Introduction, How to Work in an Academic Environment/ Propädeutik Domestic Servants of the World: The Prototypical Female Migrant in History The American Family: A Multicultural History Introductory Course: American Social History Protest and Organized Labor in the U.S., 1870s to 1920s Foreign and Female: Immigrant Women in U.S. History National Identity, Citizenship and Immigration Policy in the Post-World War Two Era: A Canadian-U.S. Comparison Lecture and Introductory Course: American Social History History of the Early American Women's Movement History of Gay and Lesbian Culture African-American History from the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement Hauptseminar: Chicago: Brennpunkt historischer Entwicklungen Summer 95 History of Women's Work, 1820 to 1920 Winter 94/95 Winter 94/95 Summer 94 American Immigration Legislation in Social Historical Context Women's History: Historiographical Developments Project: Divided Feminism: Women-Flight-Migration

7 1991/92 Full Course: Immigration to Canada. The Pre-World War Two Experience Summer 86 Summer 82 Women in the Migration Process American Family History and Sociology University Services Representative of Women's Affairs at the Department (Frauenbeauftragte), University of Bremen Member of the Social Sciences Committee on Academic Development Member of the University's Central Dissertation Committee Representative of Women's Affairs at the University of Bremen (Sprecherin der Zentralen Kommission für Frauenfragen) Representative of Women's Affairs at the Department, (Frauenbeauftragte) University of Bremen Member of the Institutsrat, John F. Kennedy Institute Member of the Executive Board of the Union of Public Employees at the Free University of Berlin (Vorstandsmitglied der ÖTV Betriebsgruppe) 1978 Vice Chairperson of the Representative Council of Student Employees (Zweite Vorsitzende des Personalrats der studentischen Beschäftigten)

8 Other Activities Series Editor, Transcultural Perspectives, Göttingen: V&R Unipress. Editorial Board, Sozial.Geschichte, Areas of Expertise: Migration, North American History March 2005 April 2003 October 2002 August 2001 Commentator, German Historical Institute, Washington: Young Scholars' Forum, University of Texas, Arlington Lectures and Seminars at the University of Budapest (ELTE), sponsored by the Outreach Program of the Canadian Studies Association Lecture tour, Canadian Outreach Program. Munich, Debrezen, Budapest Participant in Quebec Summer Seminar. Project of the Center for the Study of Canada, State University of New York, Plattsburgh July-Oct Lecturer and International Advisor in the Project Area Migration at the International Women's University May 2000 with D. Hoerder: Organization of the Conference "Recasting European and Canadian History: National Consciousness, Migration, Multicultural Lives," Bremen February 1998 Organization of the 21 st Annual Conference of Historians in the German Association for American Studies

9 Publications (r indicating review) Work in Progress and Dirk Hoerder, What is Migration History? Cambridge: Polity Press, 2008 or ed., Journeys in Many Directions: Immigration and Diversity in the Lives of ASU Students. Tempe: ASU Dept. of History, "The Domestic Labor Caregiver Programs." [tentative] in: Dirk Hoerder, Nora Faires, eds., Migrants and Migration in Modern North America: Cross-Border Life Courses, Labor Markets, and Politics in Canada, the Caribbean, Mexico, and the United States, Work Accepted for Publication "Gender and Transcultural Spaces: New research in Women's History." Journal of Women s History (to be published 2008). "German-Americans." In: Richard T. Schaefer, Shu-Ju Ada Cheng, Kiljoong Kenneth Kim, eds., Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society, 3 vols. New York: Sage Publications, March "Immigration." In: Hasia Diner, Eli Diner, eds., Women in American History: an Encyclopedia, 5 vols. New York: Facts on File. "Domestic Service." In: Akira Iriye, Pierre Yves Saunier, eds., The Palgrave Dictionary of Transnational History. London/New York: Palgrave Macmillan Publisher (1500 word entry). "Migration." In: Bonnie G. Smith, editor-in-chief, Encyclopedia of Women in World History. Oxford University Press (5000 word entry). "Gender in German-Canadian Studies. Challenges from Across the Borders." In: Alexander Freund, ed., Assimilation, Integration, Acculturation? The German-Canadian Case [working title], (forthcoming 2009). "Entwined Narratives: The First Caribbean Domestics in Canada in the 1950s." In: Amira de la Garza, Dirk Hoerder, eds., Re-Imagining North America (publ. late 2008). "Germania Seeks Columbia: Negotiating Culture and Ethnicity in an Early 20 th Century Chicago German Women's Club" (working title). In: Maureen Flanagan, Anne Meis Knupfer, Rima Lunin Schulz, eds., Ethnic Women's Clubs and Organizations in Chicago, and Dirk Hoerder, "Internationalizing Working-Class History since the 1970s: Challenges from Historiography, Archives, and the Web." In: Library Trends 56, no. 3 (Winter 2008), special issue "Alternative Print Culture."

10 "Creating Transcultural Space: Ethnicity, Gender and the Arts in Chicago, 1890s to 1950s." In: Mathias Schulze, David G. John, Grit Liebscher, Sebastian Siebel-Achenbach, James M. Skidmore, eds., German Immigrants and Their Descendants: Culture, History, Language. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Independent Publications 2006 ed., Migration und Erinnerung. Refexionen über Wanderungserfahrungen in Europa und Nordamerika. (Migration and Memory: Reflections on Migration Experiences in Europe and North America) (Transcultural Perspectives, vol. 4). Göttingen: V&R Unipress Einwanderung und Politik. Historische Erinnerung und Politische Kultur als Gestaltungsressource in den Niederlanden, Schweden und Kanada. (Immigration and Politics: Historical Memory and Political Culture as Resources) (Transcultural Perspectives, vol. 1). Göttingen: V&R Unipress and Danielle Juteau, with Irina Schmitt, eds., The Social Construction of Diversity. Recasting the Master Narrative of Industrial Nations. New York: Berghahn Dirk Hoerder, with Christiane Harzig and Adrian Shubert, eds., Diversity in History: Transcultural Interactions from the Early Modern Mediterranean World to the 20 th -Century Post-colonial World. New York: Berghahn Guest Editor, Issue on "Migration." Magazine of History, publ. by Organization of American Historians (Fall 1999) ed., Peasant Maids - City Women: From the European Countryside to Urban America. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press and Nora Räthzel, eds., Widersprüche des Multikulturalismus. (Paradoxes of Multiculturalism) Gulliver: Deutsch-Englische Jahrbücher 37 (2/1995) Familie, Arbeit und weibliche Öffentlichkeit in einer Einwanderungsstadt: Deutschamerikanerinnen in Chicago um die Jahrhundertwende. (Family, Work and the Female Public Sphere. German-American Women in Chicago around the Turn of the Century) St. Katharinen: Scripta Mercaturae and Monika Blaschke, eds., Frauen wandern aus: Deutsche Migrantinnen im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert. (Women Emigrate. German Female Migrants in the 19 th and 20 th Century) Bremen: Universitätsdruck Dirk Hoerder, ed., Christiane Harzig, assistant editor, The Immigrant Labor Press in North America, An Annotated Bibliography. 3 vols., Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

11 1987 and Christina Deggim, eds., Deutschland im Gepäck: Deutsche Auswanderung zwischen 1875 und 1880, dokumentiert in Berichten und Grafiken aus 'Frank Leslie's Illustrirter Zeitung'. Bremerhaven: Wirtschaftsverlag and Dirk Hoerder, eds., The Press of Labor Migrants in Europe and North America, 1880s to 1930s. Bremen: Universitätsdruck. Work in Anthologies and Journals 2006 "Einleitung: Zur persönlichen und kollektiven Erinnerung in der Migrationsforschung." In: Harzig, ed., Migration und Erinnerung. Refexionen über Wanderungserfahrungen in Europa und Nordamerika. (Transcultural Perspectives, vol. 4) Göttingen: V&R Unipress: "Domestics of the World (Unite?): Labor Migration Systems and Personal Trajectories of Household Workers in Historical and Global Perspective." Journal of American Ethnic History 25 (Winter-Spring 2006): and Dirk Hoerder, "Transnationalism and the Age of Mass Migration, " In: Lloyd Wong, Vic Satzewich, eds., Negotiating Borders and Belonging: Transnational Identities and Practices in Canada. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press: "Gender, Transatlantic Space, and the Presence of German Speaking People in North America." In: Thomas Adam, Ruth Gross, eds., Traveling between Worlds. German-American Encounters. College Station: Texas A&M University Press: "Altgeld, John Peter," "Assing, Ottilie," "Socialist Labor Party." In: Thomas Adam, ed., Germany and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, Online at: "The Migration of Domestic Workers in Global Perspective: Gender, Race and Class in Canadian Recruitment Policies." In: Adam Walaszek, ed., Mass Migrations: Their Economic, Political and Cultural Implications. Przegląd Polonijny (Rok XXXI z. 1), special edition of papers presented during the session ST 19 of the XXth International Congress of Historical Sciences, Sydney, Australia, 3-9 July "Geschlechterverhältnisse in der bundesdeutschen Amerikanistik: Eine Bestandsaufnahme zum 50-jährigen Bestehen der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Amerikastudien." (Gender in German American Studies: A 50 th Anniversary Review) In: Michael Dreyer, Markus Kaim, Markus Lang, ed., Amerikaforschung in Deutschland. Themen und Institutionen der Politikwissenschaft nach Wiesbaden: Steiner Verlag:

12 2004 "Germans." In: James R. Grossmann, Ann Durkin Keating, Janice L. Reiff, eds., Encyclopedia of Chicago History. Chicago: University of Chicago Press: "Migration, Kultur und Politik. Historische Erfahrungen von Deutschen in Nordamerika." (Migration, Culture and Politics: Historical Memory in the German American Community) In: Jan Motte, Rainer Ohliger, eds., Geschichte und Gedächtnis in der Einwanderungsgesellschaft. Migration zwischen historischer Rekonstruktion und Erinnerungspolitik. Essen: Klartext: (r) "Migrants in the Metropolis: Flexible National Identities, Flexible Urban Administrations." In: Dirk Hoerder, Konrad Gross, eds., Twenty-Five Years Gesellschaft für Kanada- Studien. Achievements and Perspectives. Augsburg: Wißner Verlag: (r) "Einwanderung als Chance für die gesellschaftliche Entwicklung. Ein kanadisch-österreichischer Vergleich." (Immigration as Chance for Social Development) In: Ursula Mathis-Moser, ed., Österreich-Kanada. Kultur und Wissenstransfer. Innsbrucker Reihe für Kanadastudien. Innsbruck: canadiana oenipontana: "From State Construction to Individual Opportunities: The Historical Development of Citizenship in Europe." In: Hoerder/ Harzig/Shubert, eds., Diversity in History: (r) "Of Minority Policy and (Homogeneous) Multiculturalism. Constructing Multicultural Societies on a Nationalist Model in the Post-World War Two 'Western Experience'." In: Harzig/ Juteau, eds., The Social Construction of Diversity: "Migrationspolitik im nordatlantischen Raum: Ein zeitgeschichtlicher Vergleich zwischen Kanada, Schweden und den Niederlanden." (Migration Policies in the North-Atlantic World: A Contemporary Historical Comparison between Canada, Sweden, and the Netherlands) Sozial.Geschichte: Zeitschrift für historische Analyse des 20. und 21. Jahrhunderts 18 (2/2003): (r) "MacNamarra's DP-Domestics: Immigration Policy Makers Negotiate Class, Race and Gender after World War Two." Social Politics 10.1 (Spring 2003): (r) "Immigration Policies: A Gendered Historical Comparison." In: Mirjana Morokvasic-Müller, Umut Erel, Kyoko Shinozaki, eds., Gender On the Move. Vol. 1 in the ifu-series: Crossing Borders and Shifting Boundaries. Opladen: Leske und Budrich: (r) "Women Migrants as Global and Local Agents. New Research Strategies on Gender and Migration." In: Pamela Sharpe, ed., Women, Gender and Labour Migration. Historical and Global Perspectives. London: Routledge: (r).

13 2001 "Wie weiblich ist der homo migrans?" (The female homo migrans) In: Oberbürgermeisterin der Stadt Bonn, ed., Jahrhundert der Migration. Gedichte, Erzählungen und Berichte. Bonn: Referat für Multikulturelle Angelegenheiten: "Beruf und Berufung: Zum Arbeitsbegriff von deutschen Einwanderinnen in den USA um die Jahrhundertwende." (Profession and Calling: The Concept of Work among German Immigrant Women around the Turn of the Century) In: Marita Krauss, Holger Sonnabend, eds., Frauen und Migration. Stuttgart: Steiner Verlag: (r) "Die Position von Migranten und Migrantinnen in der (politischen) Kultur Kanadas." (Migrants in Canadian Political Culture) In: Christian Butter, Berthold Meyer, eds., Integration durch Partizipation. "Ausländische Mitbürger" in demokratischen Gesellschaften. (Studien der Hessischen Stiftung Friedens- und Konfliktforschung) Frankfurt a.m.: Campus: (r) "'The Movement of 100 Girls.' 1950's Canadian Immigration Policy and the Market for Domestic Labour." Zeitschrift für Kanada Studien 36 (2/1999): (r) "A Migrant Is a Migrant Is a Migrant... Immigration Policies in Post-World War Two Europe." Magazine of History 14.1 (Fall 1999): "Was passiert wenn das Geschlecht die Kategorien verwirrt? Zur Entwicklung in der amerikanischen Sozialgeschichte." (What Happens when 'Gender' Confuses the Categories? Developments in American Social History). In: Anne Koenen, Catrin Gersdorf, eds., Geschlechterdifferenz und Amerikastudien in Deutschland. Analysen und Interpretationen. Leipzig: Universitätsverlag: (r) "'When You Are a New Immigrant You Are Just Half and Half': The Process of Becoming Canadians among Post-World War Two German Immigrants." In: Doris Eibl, Christina Strobel, eds., Selbst und andere/s. Self and Others - Soi-même et l'autre. Von Begegnungen und Grenzziehungen (Beiträge zur Kanadistik, vol. 7). Augsburg: Wißner: (r) "Der Blick auf die Fremden im veröffentlichten Diskurs. Flüchtlinge in Bremen in der Nachkriegszeit." (Looking at Foreigners in the Published Discourse. Refugees in Post-World War Two Bremen) 1999: Zeitschrift für Sozialgeschichte des 20. und 21. Jahrhunderts 12 (2/1997): (r) "Introduction. Women Move from the European Country Side to Urban America." In: Harzig, ed., Peasant Maids - City Women: "Creating a Community. German-American Women in Chicago." in: Harzig, ed., Peasant Maids - City Women:

14 1997 "The Ethnic Female Public Sphere: German-American Women in Turn-of-the-Century Chicago." In: Lucy Murphy, Wendy H. Venet, eds., Work and Community, Diversity and Power. A Volume of Essays. Bloomington: Indiana University Press: (r) "Feminism and Social Work: German-American Women's Groups in Chicago at the End of the 19th Century." In: Matjaz Klemencic, ed., Ethnic Fraternalism in Immigrant Countries. Maribor: University of Maribor: "Die analytische Kategorie 'Geschlecht' (Gender) in der Historischen Migrationsforschung." ('Gender' as Analytical Category in Historical Migration Research) In: Bulletin der Gesellschaft für historische Migrationsforschung (1/1995): (r) "Vom Präriedorf zur Metropole des Mittelwestens: Die Einwanderungsgeschichte Chicagos von " In: Chicago. Hamburg: Landeszentrale für politische Bildung: "Vom Land in die Stadt. Veränderungen im Leben von Frauen unter dem Eindruck der Migration. Ein Vergleich." In: Elisabeth Dickmann, Marianne Friese, eds., Arbeiterinnengeschichte im europäischen Vergleich. Studien zum sozio-kulturellen Wandel und zum politischen Diskurs in den Frauenbewegungen in Deutschland, England, Italien und Österreich. Münster/Hamburg: Lit Verlag: (r) "Einwanderungsrecht - Ein Instrument gesellschaftlicher Gestaltung." In: Einwanderungspolitik Kanadas und der USA. Beispiele für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland? Bonn: Friedrich- Ebert-Stiftung, Gesprächskreis Arbeit und Soziales, Nr. 31: and Dirk Hoerder, "European Immigrant Women in Chicago at the Turn of the Century: A Comparative Approach." In: Ulf Beijbom, ed., Swedes in America: New Perspectives. Växjö: The Swedish Emigrant Institute Series: (r) "Man hat hier keinen Kaiser: das Einwanderungsland USA." In: Diethelm Knauf, Dirk Hoerder, eds., Aufbruch in die Fremde: Europäische Auswanderung nach Übersee. Bremen: Edition Temmen: ("There is no 'Kaiser' here: The United States as a Country of Immigration." In: Fame, Fortune and Sweet Liberty. The Great European Emigration. Bremen: Edition Temmen) and Monika Blaschke, "Women in the Migration Process: A Comparative Perspective of the Acculturation of German, Irish, Polish and Swedish Women in Chicago." In: Wolfgang Reinhard, Peter Waldmann, eds., Nord und Süd in Amerika. Gegensätze, Gemeinsamkeiten, europäischer Hintergrund. Freiburg: Rombach Verlag:

15 1992 "Lebensformen im Einwanderungsprozess." In: Klaus Jürgen Bade, ed., Deutsche im Ausland - Fremde in Deutschland. München: Beck: "Social Networks and the Migration Experience: The Role of Women." In: Maria Rosaria Ostuni, ed., Studi sull'emigrazione. Un'analisi comparata. Biella: Fondazione Sella: "Männliche Wissenschaft gegen den Strich gebürstet: Historische Frauenforschung in den USA." In: Beate Fieseler, Birgit Schulz, eds., Frauengeschichte gesucht - gefunden? Auskünfte zum Stand der Historischen Frauenforschung. Köln: Böhlau: "Elemente einer deutschamerikanischen Frauenkultur in Chicago um die Jahrhundertwende." In: Monika Blaschke, Christiane Harzig, eds., Frauen wandern aus: Deutsche Migrantinnen im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert. Bremen: Universitätsdruck: "'Der erste Mai: Der Geburtstag der Arbeiterbewegung': Die Haymarket-Tragödie in Chicago, 1886." In: Inge Marßolek, ed., Hundert Jahre Zukunft - Zur Geschichte des 1. Mai. Frankfurt a.m.: Büchergilde Gutenberg: "The Role of German Women in the German-American Working-Class Movement in Late Nineteenth-Century New York." Journal of American Ethnic History 8 (1989): Cooperation in: Hartmut Keil, John Jentz, eds., German Workers in Chicago: A Documentary History of Working-Class Culture from 1850 to World War I. Chicago: University of Illinois Press "Ethnische Nachbarschaften: Hindernis oder Basis für Akkulturation." Gulliver: Deutsch-Englische Jahrbücher 22 (2/1987): "Women's Work and Family Strategies: Immigrant Women in the U.S. around the Turn of the Century." In: Dirk Hoerder, ed., "Why did you come?" - The Proletarian Mass Migration. Bremen: Universitätsdruck: ("Frauenarbeit und Familienstrategien: Immigrantinnen in den USA um die Jahrhundertwende." Gulliver: Deutsch-Englische Jahrbücher 18 (1985): ) 1985 "The U.S. Government Census as Source in Immigration Research." In: Christiane Harzig, Dirk Hoerder, eds., The Press of Labor Migrants in Europe and North America, 1880s to 1930s. Bremen: Universitätsdruck: Cooperation in: Hartmut Keil, ed., with John B. Jentz, Deutsche Arbeiterkultur in Chicago von 1850 bis zum Ersten Weltkrieg. Ostfildern: Scripta Mercaturae.

16 1983 "Chicago's German North Side, : The Structure of a Guilded Age Ethnic Neighborhood." In: Hartmut Keil, John Jentz, eds., German Workers in Industrial Chicago, A Comparative Perspective. DeKalb, IL: Northern Illinois University Press: (r). Conference and Seminar Papers 2007 "German Communities Abroad in North America," comment given [in absentia] at the annual meeting of the German Studies Association. San Diego, 4 6 October "Geschlecht und Migration: Konturen eines Forschungsgebiets" keynote given at the conference "Sektion Außereuropäische Geschichte" of the Historikerverband. Münster, Germany, September [read in absentia] "Caught between Charity, Community, and High Culture: German-American Club Women Creating Transcultural Spaces, Chicago 1890s-1950s." Paper read at the conference "Between Fantasy and Reality: Image, Representations, and History," Pacific-Coast Branch American Historical Association. Honolulu, Hawai'i, July "Inequality and Reproductive Labor: Migration into Care Work in a Global Perspective." Paper read [in absentia] at the international symposium "Migration und Ungleichheit Migration and Inequality." Trier, June and Dirk Hoerder, "Internationalizing Working-Class History since the 1970s: Challenges from Historiography, Archives, and the Web." Paper read at the conference "Alternative Print Culture: Social History and Libraries: A Symposium in Honor of James P. Danky" at the Center for the History of Print Culture in Modern America. Madison, Wisconsin, April "Creating Transcultural Space: Ethnicity, Gender and the Arts in Chicago, 1890 to 1950s," paper given at the conference "Diaspora Experiences. German-Speaking Immigrants and Their Descendants." Waterloo Centre for German Studies, University of Waterloo, Ont., August "Von der Peripherie ins Zentrum: Hausarbeiterinnen und die Feminisierung von Migration." Historisches Seminar, Universität Hannover. Forschungskolloquium "Gender Studies," July "Migrating Women: Historical Trajectories and Contemporary Impact on the Empire, the Nation and the Private Sphere." Paper presented at the workshop "Immigrant Women and the Canadian Context." Canadian Historical Association, York University, May Moderator and discussant in the session "Comparative Health Care Issues in the U.S. and France." Western Social Science Association, 22 April.

17 2006 Moderator and commentator on the panel "Gendered Narratives of Migration." Conference "Histoire, Genre, Migration." Paris, March Moderator and commentator on the panel "Migration, Marriage and National Identity." European Social Science History Conference. Amsterdam, March "Domestics of the World (Unite?): Labour Migration Systems and Personal Trajectories of Household Workers in Global Perspective." Conference "Labouring Feminism and Feminist Working-Class History in North America and Beyond." Toronto, 29 September-2 October "Migrating Domestic Workers: Their Impact on Sending and Receiving Societies." 2 nd International Conference of the World Civilization Forum, Conference "The World Today and New Trends in the Research of Civilisations." Macao SAR, China, September "Political Citizenship in Western Culture: Historically Embedded, Socially Constructed, Culturally Contested." International Conference on "World Civilization and Theory of Civil Society." Shenzhen, China, September "The Migration of Domestic Workers in Global Perspective: Gender, Race and Class in Canadian Recruitment Policies." Congress of International Historical Sciences (CISH). Sydney, June "Theoretical Reflections on Domestic Labour." Plenary Lecture, Congress for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Canadian Sociological and Anthropological Society, Status of Women. University of Western Ontario, London Lectures in Winnipeg, Toronto, Halifax, Fredericton, Vancouver, Tallahassee, Pittsburgh. November 2004-May "Jazz Culture in 1920s to 1950s Germany: Transcending Markets, Borders and Race?" Social Science History Association. Chicago, November "Body Politics at the Border: Regulating Citizenry in 19 th and 20 th century North America." Universität Erfurt, November "Creating Transcultural Spaces: German-American Club Women in Chicago, 1890s-1940s." Chicago Columbia Club, November "Jazz and Multiculturalism in (Post-World War II) Germany. Graduate Student Forum, University of Winnipeg, November "Gender in German-Canadian Studies: Challenges from Across the Borders." Conference on "Assimilation-Integration- Acculturation? The German-Canadian Case." University of Winnipeg, August "Flüchtlingspolitik im deutsch-kanadischen Vergleich." (Refugee Politics - a German-Canadian Comparison) Panel on "Citizenship and Multiculturalism: Canadian European Research Perspectives." Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für

18 Kanadastudien. Grainau, February Commentator in the Workshop "Paths of Migration: Destination Strategies and New Modes of Transport." Social Science History Association, Annual Meeting. Baltimore, November "Political Citizenship: Historically Embedded, Socially Constructed, Culturally Contested." Conference on "Cultural Citizenship." John F. Kennedy Institute. Berlin, June "The Stork Story: Regulating Female Sexuality in Canada's Post-World War Two Recruitment of Domestics." CHA annual conference. Halifax, May "American Studies in Germany." American Studies Department, State University of California at Fullerton, April "Demanding Historical Recognition: New Research on German- American Women." The Thirty-eighth Annual Walter Prescott Webb Memorial Lectures "Traveling between Worlds: German- American Encounters." Keynote. University of Texas at Arlington, March "Warum ist Käthe ausgewandert und warum würde Maria gerne nach Deutschland kommen?" Morgenstern Museum Bremerhaven, January "Pawns in a Power Play: Migrants in Germany's Political Culture." Paper given at the workshop "The Social Construction of Immigrants and Migrants in Multicultural Societies." Metropolis Conference, Oslo, September Kommentar und Beratung zum Forschungsprojekt "'Überfremdung' oder die Politik der Ausgrenzung: Ein Vergleich Schweiz-USA in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts." Universität Basel, June "Multiculturalism: Canada's Most Important Export. Historical and Contemporary Implications for a European Debate." Canada Day: Migration - Multiculturalism: A Comparison Between Canada and Germany. Universität Kiel, June "In Disagreement: Loyalists in Revolutionary New England." Annual meeting of the German Association for American Studies. Wittenberg, May "Einwanderung als Chance für gesellschaftliche Entwicklung: ein kanadisch-österreichischer Vergleich." (Immigration as Chance for Social Development. A Canadian-Austrian Comparison) International Conference, Centre for Canadian Studies. Innsbruck, May "Migration in the History of the Federal Republic: Flight, Immigration, Transcultural Mobility." Lecture, German Historical Institute. Washington, March "Peasant Maids - City Women: Migration Experience from the European Country Side to Chicago." Lecture, Max Kade Institute. Madison, March.

19 2002 "The Re-writing of History as a Resource of Modern Human Rights Immigration Policy Making." European Social Science History Conference. Den Haag, The Netherlands, February "Warum ist Käthe ausgewandert und warum würde Maria gerne nach Deutschland kommen?" Vortrag im Rahmen einer öff. Veranstaltung des MigRa e.v., Villa Ichon. Bremen, February "Negotiating Conflicting Imperial Visions: German Settlers in the British Empire (i.e. South Africa)." "British World Conference." University of Cape Town, South Africa, January "Neuere Forschungsansätze in der amerikanischen Sozialgeschichte: Der etwas andere Blick auf die 1930er Jahre (Jazz und gesellschaftlicher Wandel)." Habilitationsvortrag. Bremen, December "Canada's DP-Domestics." Annual Conference of the Social Science History Association. Chicago, October "Flexible nationale Identitäten: Überlegungen zu einem Konstruktionsprozeß." "Migrants in the Metropolis: Canadian and German Approaches." Symposium aus Anlaß des Besuchs von Adrianne Clarkson, Governor General. Humboldt Universität Berlin, October "Frauen bevorzugt. Die "Domestic Workers" Programme in der kanadischen Einwanderungsgeschichte." Fünftes Forschungskolloquium, Universität Bremen, FB 8 Geschichte, 15 June "From Camp to Kitchen. Gender and Race in Post-World War Two Canadian Immigration Policies." Canadian Studies Program, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, February dto. Nordamerika Programm, Universität Jena, January Commentator in the Workshop on "War, Refugees and Exiles." International Federation for Research in Women's History, 19 th International Congress of Historical Sciences. Oslo, August "Women as Global and Local Agents. New Research Strategies on Gender and Migration." International Women's University. Hanover, July "Immigrant Neighborhoods in Chicago: The German Experience." International Symposium "Make Big Plans: Portraits of Chicago." Universität Hamburg, June "Labour Markets, Boyfriends and Dirty Dishes. A Gendered Perspective on Post-World War Two Immigration Policy in Canada." Kölner Kanadisten Kolloquium, 23 May "Of Minority Policy and (Homogeneous) Multiculturalism. Constructing Multicultural Societies on a Nationalist Model in the Post-World War Two 'Western' Experience." Conference "Recasting European and Canadian History: National Consciousness, Migration, Multicultural Lives." Bremen, May.

20 1999 "'Das Dienstmädchenproblem': Geschlecht, Klasse und Ethnizität in der kanadischen Einwanderungspolitik der Nachkriegszeit." Kolloquium zur Geschlechtergeschichte, Universität Bielefeld, November "Politics and Policies: German Citizenship in Historical and Comparative Perspective." Annual Conference of the Social Science History Association, Fort Worth, Texas, November "Wie weiblich ist der homo migrans. Erfahrungen von Frauen in der Migration." Vortrag gehalten im Rahmen der Veranstaltungsreihe "Jahrhundert der Migration." Internationale Begegnungsstätte, Bonn, May "'When You Are a New Immigrant You Are Just Half and Half:' The Process of Becoming Canadians among Post-World War Two German Immigrants." Annual Conference of the Organisation of American Historians, Toronto, April Commentator, "Fremde und Fremdsein im ausgehenden 18. und 19. Jahrhundert." Internationale Tagung zum Thema "Vielfältige Fremdheit." Institut für Geschichte, Universität Salzburg, March "'The Movement of 100 Girls'. 1950's Canadian Immigration Policy and the Market for Domestic Labour." 20 th Annual Meeting of the Gesellschaft für Kanada Studien. Grainau, February "Partizipationsmöglichkeiten von Migranten in Kanada." Annual Meeting of the Hessische Stiftung Friedens- und Konfliktforschung "Mehr Demokratie wagen. Partizipationsmöglichkeiten 'ausländischer Mitbürger'." Wiesbaden, November "Immigration Policy and the Creation of the Modern Citizen. A German Perspective." Annual Conference of the Social Science History Association. Washington, October "Constructing Multicultural Societies within a National Framework: The Post-World War Two 'Western' Experience." Annual Meeting of Historians in the German Association for American Studies. Tutzing, February "Immigrant Women and Their Gainful Employment: Rethinking Work with Reference to Gender, Class and Ethnicity." History Department, Colloquium on Women's History, University of Toronto, January "The Acculturation of German Women Immigrants through Wage Work in Chicago, " Brown Bag Lunch Talk, History Department, SUNY Binghamton, November "Peasant Maids - City Women. German Immigrants at Work in Chicago at the Turn of the Century." Lecture given at the Department of History, Michigan State University, October.