Michael Stürmer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3680778 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Stürmer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Stürmer |
| SIGNATURE | STÜRMER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Welch Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Interview with Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Germany was always in favour of the UK joining the Common Market, in spite of French objections, because Britain—with its ‘special relationship’ to Washington—was seen as helping to bind the US to Europe, according to Hans-Dietrich Genscher, the longest-serving German foreign minister. Young Germans were inspired by Sir Winston Churchill's Zürich speech in 1946, calling for Germany to be part of a united continent, and Genscher saw Britain as the…
Un pays clé sans clé. L'Allemagne et l'Europe
Der Grundsatz der Verhältnismässigkeit im Schuldvertragsrecht: Zur Dogmatik einer privatrechtsimmanenten Begrenzung von vertraglichen Rechten und Pflichten
Der Grundsatz der Verhältnismäßigkeit ist ein allgemeines Rechtsprinzip, das auch im Privatrecht gilt. Michael Stürner liefert eine rechtsvergleichende und rechtsdogmatische Strukturanalyse und zeigt die Bedeutung des Verhältnismäßigkeitsprinzips für das Schuldvertragsrecht auf. Im Gegensatz zu dem herkömmlichen Weg, Möglichkeiten einer Übertragung der für das öffentliche Recht gewachsenen Dogmatik des Grundsatzes der Verhältnismäßigkeit auf das …
Kultur des Eigentums
Balance from beyond the sea
The United States has been present since the creation of modern Europe. The key question, from this German perspective, remains, Will the United States continue to be both the balancer from beyond the sea and the strategic lender of last resort
Allies Divided: Transatlantic Policies for the Greater Middle East
Introduction, Robert D. Blackwill, Michael Sturmer. America, Europe, and the Middle East in the 1990s - interest and policies, Robert Satloff Europe and the greater Middle East, Eberhard Rhein The United States, europe, and the Middle east peace progress, Richard N. Haass Europe, the United States, and the Middle East peace progress, Volker Perthes The United States, Europe, and the Persian Gulf, Geoffrey Kemp Europe, the United States, and the P…
Witch Hunt
L'avenir de la sécurité européenne
Quel monde demain
Wagen und Wagen Sal. Oppenheim jr. & Cie. Geschichte einer Bank und einer Familie
Bismarck: Die Grenzen der Politik
L'Allemagne et l'Europe
For centuries, the German problem has been at the center of continental Europe's geostrategic ensemble. It was put between parentheses in 1945, with no solution in sight. The Federal Republic is still the scene of a psychological tug-of-war in which both its legitimacy and loyalty and, per force, the future of Europe are at stake. As a consequence, the definitions that the Germans try to give of their past and their future have a direct and indir…
Making Sense of Deutschlandpolitik
Additional informationNotes on contributorsMichael StürmerMichael Stürmer is professor of history at the Friedrich-Alexander University in Erlangen, West Germany, and a columnist for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Expressionismus: Manifeste und Dokumente zur deutschen Literatur 1910-1920
An Economy of Delight: Court Artisans of the Eighteenth Century
Where virtuoso talents were required by the courts, great and small, of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Europe, the protectionist system of guilds was suspended, according to Dr. Stürmer. In a society where status had to be attested to by conspicuous consumption, of which the sovereign himself was the most avid practitioner, the finest artisans in the fields of interior decoration and furnishings often attained the status of “court artisans,”…
Industrialisierung und Aussenpolitik: Preussen-Deutschland und das Zarenreich von 1860 bis 1890. Horst Müller-Link
Caesar's Laurel Crown--the Case for a Comparative Concept
Bismarck in Wonderland: A Comment on a Comment
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Bismarck in Perspective
When in July 1944 the diplomat Ulrich von Hassell, one of the leaders of conservative resistance against Hitler, visited Friedrichsruh, Bismarck's former country-seat in the Sachsenwald, no one with open eyes could doubt that Bismarck's Germany lay in its death-throes. Hassell wrote—and his words are worth quoting in full, since shock at the imminent collapse of Prussia-Germany as a Great Power also signalled the turning point in the national-con…
Allies Divided: Transatlantic Policies for the Greater Middle East
Introduction, Robert D. Blackwill, Michael Sturmer. America, Europe, and the Middle East in the 1990s - interest and policies, Robert Satloff Europe and the greater Middle East, Eberhard Rhein The United States, europe, and the Middle east peace progress, Richard N. Haass Europe, the United States, and the Middle East peace progress, Volker Perthes The United States, Europe, and the Persian Gulf, Geoffrey Kemp Europe, the United States, and the P…
Balance from beyond the sea
The United States has been present since the creation of modern Europe. The key question, from this German perspective, remains, Will the United States continue to be both the balancer from beyond the sea and the strategic lender of last resort
An Economy of Delight: Court Artisans of the Eighteenth Century
Where virtuoso talents were required by the courts, great and small, of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Europe, the protectionist system of guilds was suspended, according to Dr. Stürmer. In a society where status had to be attested to by conspicuous consumption, of which the sovereign himself was the most avid practitioner, the finest artisans in the fields of interior decoration and furnishings often attained the status of “court artisans,”…
Bismarck in Perspective
When in July 1944 the diplomat Ulrich von Hassell, one of the leaders of conservative resistance against Hitler, visited Friedrichsruh, Bismarck's former country-seat in the Sachsenwald, no one with open eyes could doubt that Bismarck's Germany lay in its death-throes. Hassell wrote—and his words are worth quoting in full, since shock at the imminent collapse of Prussia-Germany as a Great Power also signalled the turning point in the national-con…
Bismarck in Perspective
When in July 1944 the diplomat Ulrich von Hassell, one of the leaders of conservative resistance against Hitler, visited Friedrichsruh, Bismarck's former country-seat in the Sachsenwald, no one with open eyes could doubt that Bismarck's Germany lay in its death-throes. Hassell wrote—and his words are worth quoting in full, since shock at the imminent collapse of Prussia-Germany as a Great Power also signalled the turning point in the national-con…
Bismarck in Wonderland: A Comment on a Comment
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Caesar's Laurel Crown--the Case for a Comparative Concept
Industrialisierung und Aussenpolitik: Preussen-Deutschland und das Zarenreich von 1860 bis 1890. Horst Müller-Link
An Economy of Delight: Court Artisans of the Eighteenth Century
Where virtuoso talents were required by the courts, great and small, of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Europe, the protectionist system of guilds was suspended, according to Dr. Stürmer. In a society where status had to be attested to by conspicuous consumption, of which the sovereign himself was the most avid practitioner, the finest artisans in the fields of interior decoration and furnishings often attained the status of “court artisans,”…
Expressionismus: Manifeste und Dokumente zur deutschen Literatur 1910-1920
Making Sense of Deutschlandpolitik
Additional informationNotes on contributorsMichael StürmerMichael Stürmer is professor of history at the Friedrich-Alexander University in Erlangen, West Germany, and a columnist for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
L'Allemagne et l'Europe
For centuries, the German problem has been at the center of continental Europe's geostrategic ensemble. It was put between parentheses in 1945, with no solution in sight. The Federal Republic is still the scene of a psychological tug-of-war in which both its legitimacy and loyalty and, per force, the future of Europe are at stake. As a consequence, the definitions that the Germans try to give of their past and their future have a direct and indir…
Bismarck: Die Grenzen der Politik
Wagen und Wagen Sal. Oppenheim jr. & Cie. Geschichte einer Bank und einer Familie
Quel monde demain
Witch Hunt
L'avenir de la sécurité européenne
Allies Divided: Transatlantic Policies for the Greater Middle East
Introduction, Robert D. Blackwill, Michael Sturmer. America, Europe, and the Middle East in the 1990s - interest and policies, Robert Satloff Europe and the greater Middle East, Eberhard Rhein The United States, europe, and the Middle east peace progress, Richard N. Haass Europe, the United States, and the Middle East peace progress, Volker Perthes The United States, Europe, and the Persian Gulf, Geoffrey Kemp Europe, the United States, and the P…
Balance from beyond the sea
The United States has been present since the creation of modern Europe. The key question, from this German perspective, remains, Will the United States continue to be both the balancer from beyond the sea and the strategic lender of last resort
Kultur des Eigentums
Der Grundsatz der Verhältnismässigkeit im Schuldvertragsrecht: Zur Dogmatik einer privatrechtsimmanenten Begrenzung von vertraglichen Rechten und Pflichten
Der Grundsatz der Verhältnismäßigkeit ist ein allgemeines Rechtsprinzip, das auch im Privatrecht gilt. Michael Stürner liefert eine rechtsvergleichende und rechtsdogmatische Strukturanalyse und zeigt die Bedeutung des Verhältnismäßigkeitsprinzips für das Schuldvertragsrecht auf. Im Gegensatz zu dem herkömmlichen Weg, Möglichkeiten einer Übertragung der für das öffentliche Recht gewachsenen Dogmatik des Grundsatzes der Verhältnismäßigkeit auf das …
Interview with Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Germany was always in favour of the UK joining the Common Market, in spite of French objections, because Britain—with its ‘special relationship’ to Washington—was seen as helping to bind the US to Europe, according to Hans-Dietrich Genscher, the longest-serving German foreign minister. Young Germans were inspired by Sir Winston Churchill's Zürich speech in 1946, calling for Germany to be part of a united continent, and Genscher saw Britain as the…
Un pays clé sans clé. L'Allemagne et l'Europe
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