FLORIAN GREINER
Biographic Data
| ID | 5786319 |
|---|---|
| NAME | FLORIAN GREINER |
| GIVEN NAMES | FLORIAN |
| FAMILY NAME | GREINER |
| SIGNATURE | GREINER F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Augsburg |
| ORCID | 0009-0000-1960-2384 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Introduction
This introduction situates liberal ideas of Europe in the interwar period within the context of recent historiographical debates and reassesses their political significance beyond teleological narratives of European integration. It argues that Europe remained a central, albeit contested, frame of reference between the two world wars, particularly in liberal political, economic, and intellectual discourses. Building on longer traditions of liberal…
Einleitung
Dämonen in Weiß? Medizinkritik in der deutschen Zeitgeschichte
Ungeachtet der Fortschritte im Gesundheitswesen entwickelte sich Medizinkritik im letzten Drittel des 20. Jahrhunderts zu einem nahezu omnipräsenten Phänomen. Der Aufsatz fragt in einem deutsch-deutschen Vergleich nach den Ursachen und Folgen. Er fokussiert dabei ein konkretes Fallbeispiel, nämlich die Versorgung am Lebensende. Der Umgang mit Sterbenden erschien in beiden deutschen Staaten als eine besondere Herausforderung, an der sich die Schat…
Patrick Pasture, Imagining European Unity Since 1000 AD
A Part of European History? Narrating the Age of the World Wars after 1945
Introduction
This introduction outlines the possibilities and perspectives of a history of ‘European solidarity’. While – given the high frequency with which the term is used in contemporary political debate – this is most certainly a hot-button issue, the topic has long been neglected by researchers on the history of European integration and European ideas. The reasons for this lack of empirical studies lie in the vagueness and the normativity of the term. T…
Articulating Europe During the Great War
The article briefly outlines the major aspects of Friedrich Naumann’s concept of Mitteleuropa and shows how his idea derived from the experience of the First World War. Although the plan is often viewed as an expression of annexionist war goals, Naumann actually argued for a rather informal German economic hegemony in Central Europe. The public reception of Mitteleuropa in Germany as well as in Allied countries is traced in detail by conducting a…
Wege nach Europa
Europavorstellungen in der Epoche der Weltkriege - eine alternative Vorgeschichte der europäischen Integration nach 1945.
Communicating European Integration in the Age of the World Wars
This paper argues that the communication of European integration by the media did not begin with the European unification process after 1950. It draws upon a broad definition of the term “European integration” favoured by modern historiography, and in so doing shows that in the first half of the 20th century journalists communicated various notions of the unity of Europe to their readers. By linking media history and discourse analysis, the artic…
Introduction
This introduction outlines the possibilities and perspectives of a history of ‘European solidarity’. While – given the high frequency with which the term is used in contemporary political debate – this is most certainly a hot-button issue, the topic has long been neglected by researchers on the history of European integration and European ideas. The reasons for this lack of empirical studies lie in the vagueness and the normativity of the term. T…
A Part of European History? Narrating the Age of the World Wars after 1945
Wege nach Europa
Europavorstellungen in der Epoche der Weltkriege - eine alternative Vorgeschichte der europäischen Integration nach 1945.
Communicating European Integration in the Age of the World Wars
This paper argues that the communication of European integration by the media did not begin with the European unification process after 1950. It draws upon a broad definition of the term “European integration” favoured by modern historiography, and in so doing shows that in the first half of the 20th century journalists communicated various notions of the unity of Europe to their readers. By linking media history and discourse analysis, the artic…
Articulating Europe During the Great War
The article briefly outlines the major aspects of Friedrich Naumann’s concept of Mitteleuropa and shows how his idea derived from the experience of the First World War. Although the plan is often viewed as an expression of annexionist war goals, Naumann actually argued for a rather informal German economic hegemony in Central Europe. The public reception of Mitteleuropa in Germany as well as in Allied countries is traced in detail by conducting a…
Introduction
This introduction outlines the possibilities and perspectives of a history of ‘European solidarity’. While – given the high frequency with which the term is used in contemporary political debate – this is most certainly a hot-button issue, the topic has long been neglected by researchers on the history of European integration and European ideas. The reasons for this lack of empirical studies lie in the vagueness and the normativity of the term. T…
Patrick Pasture, Imagining European Unity Since 1000 AD
A Part of European History? Narrating the Age of the World Wars after 1945
Dämonen in Weiß? Medizinkritik in der deutschen Zeitgeschichte
Ungeachtet der Fortschritte im Gesundheitswesen entwickelte sich Medizinkritik im letzten Drittel des 20. Jahrhunderts zu einem nahezu omnipräsenten Phänomen. Der Aufsatz fragt in einem deutsch-deutschen Vergleich nach den Ursachen und Folgen. Er fokussiert dabei ein konkretes Fallbeispiel, nämlich die Versorgung am Lebensende. Der Umgang mit Sterbenden erschien in beiden deutschen Staaten als eine besondere Herausforderung, an der sich die Schat…
Einleitung
Introduction
This introduction situates liberal ideas of Europe in the interwar period within the context of recent historiographical debates and reassesses their political significance beyond teleological narratives of European integration. It argues that Europe remained a central, albeit contested, frame of reference between the two world wars, particularly in liberal political, economic, and intellectual discourses. Building on longer traditions of liberal…
Political science (7 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (5 works) · European history and politics (4 works) · History (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works)