Vol. 66 (2021): Unwelcome Participation: Ostracizing Public Protest in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century

Published: 31.12.2021

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Content

Unwelcome Participation Ostracizing Public Protest in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century

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Editor's Introduction

Special Issue - Introduction Unwelcome Participation: Ostracizing Public Protest in the Second Half of the Twentieth

Bernhard Gotto, Sabine Mecking

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Articles

Dealing with Violent Protest in West Germany and the Netherlands Societal Dynamics of Left-Wing Political Violence in the 1960s and 1970s

Jacco Pekelder

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Taking Nativism to the Streets Historical Perspectives on Right-Wing Extremist Protest Campaigns against Immigration in Germany

Gideon Botsch

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Non-Citizens Protests in Germany since the 1980s

Maria Alexopoulou

53-87
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“Protest? Bollocks!” On Public Perceptions of Punk in West Germany

Yvonne Robel

89-110
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Further Articles

“The Ballot Humbug” Anarchist Women and Women’s Suffrage

Markus Lundström

111-124
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The History of Historiography as a Form of Disciplinary Self-Reflection In Memoriam: Georg G. Iggers (1926 – 2017)

Michael Antolović

125-142
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Reviews

What’s New in the History of Social Movements A Review Article

Stefan Berger

143-166
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