Betsy Leimbigler

"Re-Igniting the War on Drugs? Trump and the Opioid Crisis"

Lee Flamand

"How does Violent Spectacle Appear as TV Realism? Sources of OZ‘s Penal Imaginary"

Nitya Koch

"Bodies for the Boys: Dance and Instrumentalizations of Femininity in the World War II Film Musical"

Marius Kleinknecht

“US Foreign Policy with the Barbary Powers”

Clark Banach

“Humanism as an Economic Order”

Maximilian Klose

“Public and Political Discourse on United States Humanitarian Aid to Germany, 1945-1962”

Anna Zetsche

"Unlikely Partners: German-American Elite Networking during the Cold War"

Clark Banach

“Humanism as an Economic Order”

Maxi Albrecht

“Emotional Intelligence in Dystopian/Post-Apocalyptic Fiction”

Lee Flamand

“The Changing Nature and Impact of Television”

Sarah Epping

“Early 20th Century Humanitarian Interventions in Basra, Iraq by Michigan University”

Betsy Leimbigler

“Discourse Analysis of Presidential Speeches”

Marius Kleinknecht

“Theories and Methods of Discourse Analysis”

Sarah Epping

"'Michigan in Arabia': The University of Michigan between Mission, Humanitarian Aid, and Empire"

Andreas Beer   

"Narrating Dissent in Contemporary American Literature"

Marc Adam

"Liquidating Bankers’ Acceptances"

Nitya Koch

“One for the Boys?: Dance, Work, and Women's Mobility in the Hollywood Musical”

Helen Gibson

"A Ford Car for the NAACP: Automotivity and Anti-Lynching Campaigns, 1934-1937"

Sören Schoppmeier

"Playing the Black Box Society"

Paola Castaño

"Space Lettuce and Disco Lights: Plant Biology on the International Space Station"

Betsy Leimbigler

"Inequality and Trump"

Helen Gibson

"Before #Delete Uber: Black Chauffeurs’ Clubs during World War I"

Min Kyung Yoo

"Road to Democracy: South Korea, US and Television"

Sarah Epping

"The Beginning of the End - The Arab Mission and its Missionaries in Basra during the First World War"

Simon Strick

"Idiocy and Temporality in American Cinema”

Paola Castaño

“The US National Laboratory in Orbit: NASA and the Management of Science on the International Space Station"

Lee Flamand

"On Failing to Manage: Oz, the Punitive Turn and Contemporary Serial Television"

James Goebel

"Neoliberal Environmentalism: Value / Speed / Sacrifice“

Helen Gibson

”’Adventures on Highways and Byways‘: the Multifarious Automotive Life of Jack Johnson“

Sophie Spieler

“Truly a Magical Place‘: The Poetics and Politics of Self-Representation at Princeton University“

Siofra McSherry

“’To fulfil a private obligation‘: Marianne Moore and her patrons“

Lee Flamand

"If It‘s Not TV, is it Sociology? The Wire..."

Sören Schoppmeier

“Playing with Broadcast: Radio and Television as Ludo-Narrative Devices in the Video Game Series Grand Theft Auto”

Tobias Jochum

"Reclaiming Murder City: Northern Mexico Border Fiction in an Age of Atrocity (or: Can the Dystopian Speak?)”

Johannes Kohrs

“I Don‘t Hate You Because You‘re Light"

Lee Flamand

"Occupy Images: Looking back at the 99%“

Helen Gibson

"Chauffeurs' Clubs and the Color Line: Automotivity and Race in Early Twentieth-Century America"

Respondent: Chris Jefferis

Edward Birzin

"From WoWO to Graffiti”: Charting the changing meaning making power of writing on walls and objects in a U.S. context since WWII"

Nadja Klopprogge

"The Intimate Landscape of Postwar Germany: German-American Sexual Encounters"

Respondent: Sean Bonney

Betsy Leimbigler

"Framing, discourse, and critical junctures: health care in the USA"

Anna Weitemeyer

"The Self in the Early Poetry of T. S. Eliot and Conrad Aiken"

Respondent: Beerd Beukenhorst

Beerd Beukenhorst

"Who's afraid of Red and White? Thoughts on the Cold War and the War on Drugs"

Sean Bonney

"'The Problem of the Police’, notes on Diane di Prima’s “Revolutionary Letters”’

Simon Schleusener

“The Modulation of Affects”

Respondent: Sarah Wasserman

Mieke Woelky

"Telling Stories of Loss: Works of Mourning in the 21st Century"

Respondent: Julian Henneberg

Curd Knüpfer

“Frame Competition 2.0 – Emerging Clusters of Politicization”

Respondent: Rieke Jordan

Ben Robbins

"Queer Expatriate Literature from the Late Nineteenth Century to Stonewall"

Respondent: Siofra Mc Sherry

Melanie Eis

“Hip: A Literary History of the Beat Generation’s Emotional Expressivity”

Respondent: Simon Schleusener

Julian Henneberg

"Materialist Minds: Pathology and Subjectivity in the Neuro-Memoir"

Respondent: Mieke Woelky

Mathias Großklaus

Respondent: Sophie Spieler

Birte Wege

"Drawing on the Past: Graphic Narrative Documentary"

Respondent: Nikolas Keßels

Katharina Metz

"Reading for Altruism. Doing Good in the Late Nineteenth Century"

Respondent: Marius Dahmen

Mare Pit

"Real Dogs: From Mass Killings to a Second Life as Indigenous Canine. A Contemporary History of Inuit and Dogs in the Eastern Canadian Arctic"

Respondent: Curd Knüpfer

Felix Brinker

"Serial Superheroes and the Politics of Audience Engagement: DC's and Marvel Comics' Franchises in Contemporary American Film and Television"

Resondent: Simon Schleusener

Thomas Dikant

"On Consequences"

Respondent: Sabine Engwer

Sonja Schillings

"Grotesque Dignity: American Literature and the Renegotiation of Human Nature in the Postwar Period"

Respondent: Alexander Starre

Simon Schleusener

"Poetics of the Market: Capitalism, Culture, and the Politics of Affect"

Respondent: James Dorson

Sophie Spieler

"The Chosen and Their Gatekeepers: Theorizing and Historicizing the American Educational Elite"

Respondent: Katharina Metz

Nikolas Kessels

"Historical Institutionalism and Legalization: Gradual Change in Transatlantic Financial Regulation"

Respondent: Boris Vormann

Nitya Koch

"Dancing Bodies, Modes of Gender, and Choreographies of Love: Dance and the Construction of Sexual Difference in the Hollywood Musical"

Respondent: Martin Lüthe

Talel Ben Jemia

"Agent of Desire (?) - The Hustler and the Themes of Gay Identity Formation in American Film"

Respondent: Simon Schleusener

Sebastian Jobs

"Rumors of Revolt – ›Uncertain‹ Knowledge of Slave Insurrections in the American South, 1783-1865"