Prof. Dr. Rebekka Habermas

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  • 2017 | Journal Article
    ​ ​Colonies in the Countryside: Doing Mission in Imperial Germany​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2017) 
    Journal of Social History, 50(3) pp. 502​-517​.​ DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/jsh/shw038 
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  • 2016 | Book Chapter
    ​ ​"Do you want to help the Heathen Children?" Missionary Work in the German Colonies​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2016)
    In: German Colonialism. Fragments Past and Present (Ausstellungskatalog) pp. 50​-57. ​Darmstadt: ​Deutsches Historisches Museum.
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  • 2016 | Monograph
    ​ ​Thieves in Court. The Making of the German Legal System in the Nineteenth Century​ ​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2016)
    Cambridge​: Cambridge University Press. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781107110755 
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  • 2014 | Journal Article
    ​ ​Lost in translation: transfer and nontransfer in the Atakpame colonial scandal​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2014) 
    The Journal of Modern History, 86(1) pp. 47​-80​.​
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  • 2014 | Book Chapter
    ​ ​Debates on Islam in Imperial Germany​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2014)
    In:​Motadel, David​ (Ed.), Islam and the European empires pp. 233​-255. ​Oxford: ​Oxford Univ. Press.
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  • 2012 | Book Chapter
    ​ ​Islam Debates Around 1900: Colonies In Africa, Muslims In Berlin, And The Role Of Missionaries And Orientalists​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2012)
    In:​Becker-Cantarino, Barbara​ (Ed.), Migration and Religion: Christian Transatlantic Missions, Islamic Migration to Germany pp. 123​-154. ​Amsterdam: ​Rodopi. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789401208116_008 
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  • 2011 | Book Chapter
    ​ ​Piety, Power, and Powerlessness: Religion and Religious Groups in Germany, 1870–1945​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2011)
    In:​Smith, Helmut Walser​ (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of modern German history pp. 453​-480. ​Oxford [u.a.]: ​Oxford University Press. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199237395.013.0020 
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  • 2006 | Book Chapter
    ​ ​Master and Subject, or Inequality as Felicitous Opportunity: Gender Relations of the Nineteenth-Century Middle Class​
    Habermas, R. ​ (2006)
    In:​Gleixner, Ulrike; Gray, Marion W.​ (Eds.), Gender in Transition. Discourse and Practice in German-Speaking Europe 1750-1830 pp. 114​-133. ​Ann Arbor, Mich.: ​Michigan University Press.
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  • 1998 | Journal Article
    ​ ​Parent-Child Relationships in the Nineteenth Century​
    Habermas, R. ​ (1998) 
    German History, 16(1) pp. 43​-55​.​ DOI: https://doi.org/10.1191/026635598668613321 
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