I. Books |
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In progress with expected completion date:
2021
The Spanish
Civil War: A New
History.
Ca. 400 pp.
To see a summary
click
here.
Se dispositionen
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Published
Sole Publications |
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EU Europas
FJENDE.
Peter la Cours
Forlag
174 pp.
Bogen er såvel en
sønderlemmende
kritik af EU og
et
lidenskabeligt
forsvar for det
Europa, hvis
rester vi stadig
ser omkring os. |
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Egne Veje.
Forlaget CEPOS
460 pp.
Erindringer fra et liv i
debat med
samtiden. |
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Velstandens
kilder.
(The Sources of
Prosperity).
Borgen,
Copenhagen.
In Danish, 324
pp. |
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Det bedste guld.
En bog om
frihed.
(The most
precious gold: A
book
about freedom)
Indsigt Press.
In Danish, 208
pp. |
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From
Plato to NATO:
The Idea of
the West and its
Opponents.
New York: Free
Press, 624 pp.
Chinese edition
2007. |
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USA mellem drøm
og virkelighed:
Amerikanernes
syn på sig selv
og verden efter
den Kolde Krig
(The US between
dream and
reality: How
Americans see
themselves and
the world after
the Cold War).
Copenhagen: Danish Institute of
International
Affairs.
In Danish, 120 pp.
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Den rådvilde
supermagt.
Amerikansk Europapolitik i støbeskeen
(The perplexed
superpower:
Recasting US policy toward Europe).
Copenhagen: Committee on Security and
Disarmament.
In Danish, 112 pp.
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Peace and
Survival: West
Germany, the
Peace Movement,
and European
Security.
Stanford: Hoover
Institution
Press. 296 pp.
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The "Gesta
Innocentii
Tertii":
Introduction,
Text and
Commentary
(Ph D thesis).
Ann Arbor: University Microfilms.
546 pp. |
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Demokrati eller?
(Democracy, or
else).
Copenhagen: Samleren.
In Danish, 248 pp.
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Joint
Publications |
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20 begivenheder der skabte Danmark.
Kasper Elbjørn og David Gress.
Forlaget CEPOS |
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Bushs Amerika (Bush's America).
With Jørgen Dragsdahl, Peter
Kurrild-Klitgaard and Niels Bjerre
Poulsen.
Forlaget Ræson.
My contribution 150 pp. |
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Peace and Survival: West
Germany, the Peace Movement,
and European Security.
Standford: Hoover Institution Press.
296 pp. |
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revised edition
of (2005)
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Bushs Amerika
(Bush’s
America).
With Jørgen
Dragsdahl, Peter
Kurrild-Klitgaard
and Niels Bjerre
Poulsen.
Forlaget Ræson.
My contribution
150 pp.
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A History of
West Germany
1945-1991
(with Dennis L.
Bark).
Revised and expanded edition of
A History of
West Germany
(see 1989).
Oxford and Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell
Publishers.
613 + 881 pp.
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Histoire de
l'Allemagne
depuis 1945.
Paris: Robert Laffont. French
translation of
(1989), expanded
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A History of
West Germany
(with Dennis L.
Bark). Vol. 1:
From Shadow to
Substance
1945-1963.
Vol. 2:
Democracy and
its Discontents
1963-1988.
Oxford and Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell
Publishers
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Edited volumes |
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Tyve
begivenheder der
skabte Danmark
(Twenty
Events that
Created
Denmark).
Co-edited with
Kasper Elbjørn.
Gyldendal.
In Danish, 356 pp.
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II. Book
Contributions and Shorter
Independently Published
Works
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Tyve
begivenheder
der
skabte
Danmark
(Twenty Events
that
Created
Denmark).
Co-edited
with
Kasper
Elbjørn.
Gyldendal.
In Danish, 356 pp.
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"Alexis de Tocqueville"
In Henrik Gade-Jensen, ed., Konservative tænkere (Conservative thinkers).
Copenhagen: Gyldendal
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"J. R. R. Tolkien."
Ibid.
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Chapters on The Reformation, 17th-Century Wars with Sweden, and the Danish-German War of 1864. In
Tyve begivenheder (see above); 105 pp. |
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The Nordic Countries.
In Howard Wiarda, ed.,
European Politics in the Age of Globalization
(Harcourt College Publishers).
82 pp.
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Hvor ny er den nye verdensorden?
(How new is the new world order?).
Fokus
1998, no. 1.
Danish Institute of International Affairs
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"Amerikansk konservatisme" (American conservatism).
In Michael Jalving, ed., Liberal og konservativ tænkning idag.
Copenhagen: Gunbak |
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"Conservatism in Europe and America."
In Kleomenis S. Koutsoukis, Commemorative Volume Presented on the 60th Anniversary of the Panteios School of Political Sciences.
Athens: Panteion University
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"The New Germany: A Return to Power Politics?"
In J.J.Lee and Walter Korter, eds., Europe in Transition: Political, Economic, and Security Prospects for the 1990s.
Austin, Texas: Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs
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"The Nordic Countries," in Gerald Dorfman and Peter Duignan, eds., The Politics of Europe. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press
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"Netherlands."
Yearbook of International Communist Affairs.
Stanford: Hoover Institution Press
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"Udviklingstanken i middelalderen" (The idea of evolution in the Middle Ages).
In Niels Bonde, Jesper Hoffmeyer and Henrik Stangerup, eds., Naturens historiefortællere
(Historians of the natural world) vol. 1. Copenhagen: Gads Forlag.
In Danish
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"Trends in the Scandinavian Left."
In Douglas Eden & Peter Short, eds., Political Change in Europe.
Oxford: Basil Blackwell |
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Academic Journal Articles |
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"C’è qualcosa di
marcio nella
Danimarca" (There’s
Something Rotten in
Denmark)
Global FP,
May-June
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"Konservatisme og
religion i USA"
(Conservatism and
Religion in the
U.S.)
Lettre
internationale
no. 5
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"Multiculturalism in
History: Hellenic
and Roman
Antiquity."
Orbis
43: 553-73
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"The Drama of Modern
Western Identity."
Orbis
41:525-44
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"Is the West
Religious or
Secular?"
Orbis
40:415-27 |
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"Italiens
lange rejse mod
Europa" (Italy’s
long journey towards
Europe),
Udenrigs
(journal of the
Danish Foreign
Policy Society) 51,
2
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"Del og hersk: USA efter valget" (Divide
et impera: the US after the elections),
Udenrigs
51,4
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"USA og Europa i 1990rne" (The US and Europe in
the 1990s).
Udenrigs
47, 2
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"The Politics of German Unification."
In William P. Farr and Nils H. Wessell,
eds.,
The New Europe.
Proceedings of the Academy of Political
Science 38, 1
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"Raymond Aron: Philosopher of Liberal
Democracy."
The New Criterion
(June)
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"Die deutsch-amerikanischen Beziehungen von 1945
bis 1987" (German-American relations from
1945-1987).
Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte
no. 3 |
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"Diagnosis of a
Kulturkampf."
The New Criterion (May)
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"Michel Foucault,
1926-1984."
The New Criterion
(March) |
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"The Pride and
Prejudice of Fernand
Braudel."
The New Criterion
(April) |
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"Bogomilism in Constantinople."
Byzantion
45:161-83
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Other
Articles and Essays |
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"Political Uses of the Past: Lessons from West
Germany's 'Stone Age'."
Partisan Review (Fall)
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"The Pope and the American Problem."
Crisis
(October)
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Important review essays
with titles of works reviewed
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"A Series of Encounters."
First Things (October): Philippe Nemo,
What Is the West? |
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"The ’End’ of History?"
Orbis
43:314-36: Richard J. Evans, In Defence of
History; Eric Hobsbawm, On History;
John Lukacs, Historical Consciousness, or the
Remembered Past; Gary B. Nash, Charlotte
Crabtree og Ross E. Dunn, History on Trial:
Culture Wars and the Teaching of the Past;
Keith Windschuttle, The Killing of History:
How a Discipline is Being Murdered by Literary
Critics
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"The Subtext of Huntington’s
Clash."
Orbis
41:285-99: Samuel P. Huntington,
The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of
World Order |
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The New Criterion,
April: Ernest Gellner, Conditions of Liberty |
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The New Criterion,
January: Tony Judt, Past Imperfect: French
Intellectuals, 1944-56
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Commentary,
February: D. C. Watt, How War Came |
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"Demystifying the French Revolution."
Commentary, July: Simon Schama,
Citizens: A Chronicle of the French
Revolution; George Rudé, The French
Revolution; Norman Hampson, Prelude to
Terror; François Furet, La Révolution
1770-1880.
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"The Case against Martin Bernal."
The New Criterion, December:
Martin Bernal, Black Athena: The
Afroasiatic Roots of Classical
Civilization, vols. 1-2 |
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The New Criterion,
May: Allan Bloom, The Closing of the
American Mind
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Commentary,
July: Stanley Hoffmann, Janus and Minerva |
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Commentary,
November: Joseph Nye, Nuclear Ethics |
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Commentary,
August: Walter Laqueur, Germany Today |
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Commentary,
June: Barbara Tuchman, The March of Folly |
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Commentary,
October: Paul Johnson, Modern Times |
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Commentary,
April: Leszek Kolakowski, Main Currents of
Marxism |
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In addition, since summer 2003, weekly reviews,
columns, essays in Danish for
Jyllands-Posten, daily newspaper published
in
Aarhus
,
Denmark
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Important entries include review of two
biographies of Charles de Talleyrand, Napoleon’s
foreign minister; essay on the election of
Benedict XVI; a review of the pope’s book on
Jesus; essay on Samuel P. Huntington,
Who Are We?; essay on four recent U.S. books
on U.S. foreign policy and international
security; articles on the new anti-Semitism in
Europe; a series of essays on neoconservatism,
culture wars, and foreign policy during the U.S.
presidential election campaign 2004 and in the
second administration of George W. Bush; and
essays on the 60th anniversary of the end of
World War II and of the civil war in Italy.
Also essays on Euro-American
differences in
Weekendavisen, weekly newspaper published in
Copenhagen,
Denmark.
Book reviews in
The Wall Street Journal. |
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