Dan Diner, Author Markus Wiener Publishers $0 (169p) ISBN 978-1-55876-104-9
The author presents a short history of a rather complex idea that began around the year 1800. Though the United States was often viewed by the people of Germany as a land of opportunity, a portion of the intelligentsia, with which this book is...
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Dan Diner, Author, Steven Rendall, Translator . Princeton Univ. $29.95 (213p) ISBN 978-0-691-12911-2
Diner (Beyond the Conceivable
) offers an unsettling “intervention” into why the Middle East is “falling behind” and deprived of “the fruits of modernity.” While the book raises worthy questions, they are...
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Dan Diner, Author, William Templer, Translator, Joel Golb, Translator , Univ. of Wisconsin $35 (322p) ISBN 978-0-299-22350-2
This book’s contents belie its subtitle. Diner, a professor of modern European history at the Hebrew University, is focused less on Europe’s “edge”—“from the Baltic over and above the Black Sea to the Aegean”
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Don Diner, Author, Dan Diner, Author, Allison Brown, Translator Markus Wiener Publishers $18.95 (0p) ISBN 978-1-55876-105-6
The author presents a short history of a rather complex idea that began around the year 1800. Though the United States was often viewed by the people of Germany as a land of opportunity, a portion of the intelligentsia, with which this book is...
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