
Uwe Spiekermann
Uwe Spiekermann was deputy director of the German Historical Institute Washington DC from 2008-2015. He currently is a Max Weber Foundation fellow at the University of Göttingen. He has held teaching and research positions in Bremen, London, Exeter, Münster, and Vienna, and he also served as the managing director of a Heidelberg-based foundation for healthy nutrition. His work focuses on the economic and social history of Germany and the United States in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the history of consumption, and the history of science and knowledge. A CV and list of publications can be found here.
This author has contributed to the following articles in the Encyclopedia.
- Biographies as a Key to Revitalize Entrepreneurial Studies
- Panel Report: Business and Wartime Patriotism
- Discussing Female Immigrant Entrepreneurship. Talk on Ernestine Schumann-Heink at Göttingen University
- German-American Immigrant Entrepreneurs Discussed at the 40th Annual Symposium of the Society for German-American Studies in San Antonio, TX
- Immigrant Entrepreneurship meets Cosmobilities: Impressions from a Workshop at Mainz, Germany
- Immigrant Entrepreneurship Project at the Western History Conference in Denver
- Immigrant Entrepreneurship Project featured GSA-Panel “Peculiarities of the West: German-American Communities in San Francisco and Los Angeles, 1880-1960”
- Immigrant Entrepreneurship Project presented and discussed at George Mason University
- Immigrant Entrepreneurship Project Presented at RGIT 25th Anniversary
- Immigrant entrepreneurship project presented in German language "Jahrbuch der historische Forschung"
- Immigrant Entrepreneurship, Commodity Chains and Labor Relations
- Immigrant Entrepreneurship Background
- Political Revolution, Emigration, and Establishing a Regional Player in Brewing: August Krug and Joseph Schlitz
- Living the American Dream? The Challenge of Writing Biographies of German-American Immigrant Entrepreneurs
- Conference Report: Los Angeles as a Site of German-American Crossings
- "Marketing Milwaukee: Schlitz and the Making of a National Beer Brand" published in GHI Bulletin
- New articles on immigrant entrepreneurship published in the most recent Yearbook of German-American Studies
- Charles F. Pfister
- Project Introduction
- Claus Spreckels
- Walter P. Spreckels
- The Changing World of Immigrant Entrepreneurship
- The Struggle with Beer: Morals, Markets and Marketing, 1880-1940