GHIL Publications
New Publications
Stefan G. Holz
Rolle und Kodex
Die Schriftlichkeit der königlichen Finanzverwaltung Englands unter Eduard I. (1272-1307)
Veröffentlichungen des Deutschen Historischen Instituts London. Bd. 87
Berlin: De Gruyter Oldenbourg, 2022
Andreas Gestrich, Elisabeth Grüner, and Susanne Hahn (eds.)
Poverty in Modern Europe
Spaces, Localities, Institutions
Studies of the German Historical Institute London
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2022
Felix Brahm and Eve Rosenhaft (eds.)
Global Commerce and Economic Conscience in Europe, 1700-1900
Distance and Entanglement
Studies of the German historical Insitute London
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2022
New to Open Access
Thomas Nipperdey
The Rise of the Arts in Modern Society
The Annual Lecture / German Historical Institute London. 1989
London: German Historical Institute, 1990
Roger Morgan
Britain and Germany since 1945
Two Societies and Two Foreign Policies
The Annual Lecture / German Historical Institute London. 1988
London: German Historical Institute, 1989
Hagen Schulze
Is there a German History?
The Annual Lecture / German Historical Institute London. 1987
London: German Historical Institute, 1988
GHIL Bulletin
Journal
German Historical Institute London Bulletin
The GHIL Bulletin appears twice a year and contains articles and reviews of recent books on German and British history, as well as general information about the Institute's activities.
General Editor: Christina von Hodenberg
Managing Editor: Mirjam Brusius
Review Editor: Sina Steglich
Edited Volumes and Monographs
Monographs
Veröffentlichungen des Deutschen Historischen Instituts London
General Editor: Christina von Hodenberg
Berlin: De Gruyter Oldenbourg
Edited Volumes
Studies of the German Historical Institute London
General Editor: Christina von Hodenberg
Oxford: Oxford University Press
Monographs
Studies in British and Imperial History
General Editor: Christina von Hodenberg
New York, Oxford: Berghahn Books
Monographs
Annual Lectures
General Editor: Christina von Hodenberg
The Annual Lectures are delivered in November by eminent historians and subsequently published by the Institute.
London: GHIL
Digital Resources and Editions
Edition
British Envoys to Germany & British Envoys to the Kaiserreich
1816–1897, 6 vols.
Fifth Camden Series for the Royal Historical Society in association with the German Historical Institute London
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Edition
Georg Wilhelm Schimper – In Abyssinia. Observations on Tigre
Edited by Andreas Gestrich and Dorothea McEwan in collaboration with Stefan Hanß
This open access online edition is a co-operative project by the British Library, the German Historical Institute London, and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Digital Resources
Digital Humanities Modules
Text mining and statistics for historians
Online learning modules with explanatory videos and skill-building exercises
Course leaders: Dr. Luke Blaxill of the University of Oxford, and Dr. Kaspar Beelen of the Turing Institute
