Teaching Modules and Publication
Teaching Modules
I. Overseas Colonialism
S. Karly Kehoe
Understanding Overseas Colonialism as a Process: An Introduction
Reinhard Wendt
Potatoes, Coffee and Sugar – The Foreign from “Overseas” Changes Europe
Susanne Popp and Miriam Hannig
Potatoes – The Foreign from the Colonies Becomes One’s Own
Susanne Popp and Miriam Hannig
Coffee – The Foreign Becomes Part of the “Western” Lifestyle in Europe
Susanne Popp and Miriam Hannig
Sugar – The Foreign is Copied
S. Karly Kehoe, Ben H. Shepherd, Nelson Mundell and Louise Montgomery
Colonialism and the Caribbean: Wealth, Power and the British Imperial State
S. Karly Kehoe, Ben H. Shepherd, Nelson Mundell and Louise Montgomery
Economic Aspects of Colonialism: A Caribbean Case Study
Philipp Marti and Bernhard C. Schär
Swiss Emigrants in 19th Century Brazil: Ambivalent Entanglements with Structures of Slavery
II. Inner-European Hegemonic Relations and Entanglements as Colonialism?
Claudia Kraft
Inner-European Colonialism: An Introduction
Andres Andresen and Anu Raudsepp
The Case of Lutheranism in Estonian History – From External Determination to People’s Church
Klaus-Michael Guse, Claudia Kraft, Daniel Groth and David Schäfer
Images of Poland in Germany in the Late 18th and the 19th Centuries: Precondition of Colonial Power Relations?
Klaus-Michael Guse, Claudia Kraft, Daniel Groth and David Schäfer
Przemysław Damski and Katarzyna Czekaj-Kotynia
German Colonial Policy in Greater Poland (19th and 20th Centuries)
Przemysław Damski and Katarzyna Czekaj-Kotynia
Inner-Polish Politics in Kresy during the Interwar Period: An Example of Inner-European Colonialism?
III. Decolonization and Independence Movements
Bernhard C. Schär
Decolonization, the Cold War and Development Aid: An Introduction
Katarzyna Czekaj-Kotynia
Between a Brotherly Union and Colonialism – Poland in the USSR Sphere of Influence
Karel Van Nieuwenhuyse and Idesbald Goddeeris
The Representation of Congolese Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba and his Speech on 30 June 1960 (Congolese Independence Day) – Food for Controversy
Jaak Valge and Anu Raudsepp
Immigration to Estonia after World War II
Hillar Toomiste and Anu Raudsepp
The Case of the Secret Uranium Factory in Sillamäe
S. Karly Kehoe, Ben H. Shepherd, Nelson Mundell and Louise Montgomery
Reasons for Appeasement: The British Empire
Philipp Marti and Bernhard C. Schär
Switzerland and Rwanda: A Troublesome Partnership
IV. Memory Politics
Karel Van Nieuwenhuyse and Idesbald Goddeeris
Postcolonial Collective Memory Cultures in Europe. A Fragmented, Divided and National-Bound Landscape: An Introduction
Karel Van Nieuwenhuyse and Idesbald Goddeeris
Why “colonialism” as a concept causes confusion, and exploration of alternatives within historiography
Karel Van Nieuwenhuyse and Idesbald Goddeeris
Congo in Flemish/Belgian and Postcolonial Belgian/Congolese Collective Memory
Klaus-Michael Guse, Claudia Kraft, Daniel Groth and David Schäfer
Who Owns the Polish Past? Polish History Seen From Western European and Polish Points of View
Philipp Marti and Bernhard C. Schär
Colonial Patterns of Interpretation in Swiss Comics
Publication
 | Uta Fenske/Daniel Groth/Klaus-Michael Guse/Bärbel P. Kuhn (eds.) Colonialism and Decolonization in National Historical Cultures and Memory Politics in Europe Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften, Frankfurt am Main 2015
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