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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Günter J. Bischof Department of History University of New Orleans New Orleans, LA 70148 tel: 504-280-6882 fax: 504-280-6883 e-mail: [email protected] BACKGROUND EDUCATION Ph.D. Harvard University 1989 M.A. Harvard University 1983 Mag. Phil. University of Innsbruck 1982 M.A. University of New Orleans 1980 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Visiting Professor of American History, Univ. of Innsbruck Spring 2020 Visiting Professor of American History, Univ. of Vienna May/June 2019 Visiting Professor, Hebrew University – Jerusalem June 2018 Marshall Plan Chair 2018- Visiting Professor, University of Innsbruck Spring 2016 Visiting Professor, Hebrew University, Jerusalem June 2014 39th UNO Innsbruck Summer School, Academic Director 2014 UNO University Research Professor 2011-2014 Marshall Plan Professor of History 2003-04, 2007- 39th UNO Innsbruck Summer School, Academic Director 2014 Director, CenterAustria 2002- 35th UNO Innsbruck Summer School, Academic Director 2010 Chair, UNO History Department 2006-08 Seminar Co-Chair “Transatlantic Relations,” European Forum Alpbach 2008 Director and Faculty Member, UNO Summer Seminar in Prague, Czech Republic 2008 Post-Katrina Visiting Professor at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge Fall 2005 30th UNO Innsbruck Summer School, Academic Director 2005 Guest Professor, University of Economics and Business Administration, Vienna, Spring 2005, Spring 2008, 2 Spring 2009, Spring 2010, 2012/13 Guest Professor, University of Economics, Prague May 2012 Guest Professor, Russian University for the Humanities, Moscow May 2012 Guest Professor, University of Innsbruck Spring 2004 Executive Director, Center for Austrian Culture and Commerce, UNO 2000- 26th UNO Innsbruck Summer School, Academic Director 2001 Professor of History, UNO 1999- Associate Director, Center for Austrian Culture and Commerce, UNO 1997-00 Associate Professor of History, UNO 1994-99 Associate Director, Eisenhower Center, UNO 1989-97 Guest Professor, Department of History, Paris-Lodron-University Salzburg 1998 Guest Professor, Department of Social and Economic History, University of Vienna 1998 Guest Professor, Amerika Institut, Ludwig-Maximilian’s University Munich 1998 Visiting Lecturer (with rank of Associate Professor) Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich 1992-94 Guest Professor, Institute of Contemporary History, University of Innsbruck 1993, 1994 Assistant Professor of History, UNO 1989-94 Instructor, Assistant and Associate Professor of History, UNO Summer School (Innsbruck) 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1998, 2000, 2012 Senior Thesis Advisor, Harvard University 1988-89 Head Teaching Fellow, Harvard University 1987-88 Teaching Fellow, Harvard University 1984-88 Visiting Instructor, University of New Orleans 1987 ACADEMIC COURSES TAUGHT U.S. and World War II (seminar) Hitler Biography (graduate proseminar) The United States and World War I (1 sem lecture) World War I (1 sem. lecture) Thesis writing and methodology (seminar) Introduction to International History (seminar) New Perspectives on World War II (graduate proseminar) The 1960s and the Crisis Year 1968: Transnational Perspectives (graduate proseminar) The End of the Cold War in Europe (graduate proseminar) The Origins of World War II (graduate proseminar) 3 From Wilson to Schwarzenegger: Austrian – American Relations (graduate research seminar) Survey in American History (2 semester lecture) American Diplomatic History in the Twentieth Century (1 sem. lecture) American Empire (1 sem. Lecture) World War II (1 sem. lecture) The Cold War Era (1 sem. lecture) Rise of American Empire (1 sem. lecture) Modern China (1 sem. Lecture co-taught) The Politics of Anti-Communism in the U.S. (1 sem. lecture) The International History of World War II (1 sem. lecture) The Vietnam War (1 sem. proseminar or lecture) The American Presidency in the Cold War (1 sem. lecture) American Home Front during World War II (graduate seminar) Post-World War II Occupations (graduate seminar) The Marshall Plan (graduate seminar) Twentieth Century European Diplomatic History (grad.seminar) The Cold War (graduate proseminar and seminar) Origins of World War I (graduate proseminar) Origins of World War II and Interwar Diplomacy (grad. Proseminar) Hitler’s Germany (1 sem. lecture) History of the Habsburg Empire (1 sem. lecture) Austria in the Twentieth Century (1 sem. lecture) History of the Tyrol (1 sem. lecture) Conspiracy History (Privatissimum) SCHOLARLY PRODUCTIVITY: 1. PUBLICATIONS Recipient of Festschrift Martin Eichtinger, Stefan Karner, Mark Kramer, Peter Ruggenthaler, eds., Reassessing History from Two Continents: Festschrift Gűnter Bischof. Innsbruck: innsbruck university press 2013 A. Books a. Scholarly books With Hannes Richter, Towards the American Century: Austrians in the United States. New Orleans: UNO Press, 2019 With Hans Petschar, The Marshall Plan - Since 1947: Saving Europe – Rebuilding 4 Austria. Vienna: Brandstätter 2017 German Edition: Der Marshall Plan - Seit 1947: Die Rettung Europas & der Wiederaufbau Österreichs. Vienna: Brandstätter 2017 With Barbara Stelzl-Marx and Alexandra Kofler, Zukunftsfonds der Republik Österreich: Entstehung, Entwicklung und Bedeutung. Vienna: Böhlau 2015 Relationships/Beziehungsgeschichten: Austria and the United States in the Twentieth Century (TRANSATLANTICA 4). Innsbruck: StudienVerlag 2014 Austria in the First Cold War, 1945-55: The Leverage of the Weak. Basingstoke: Macmillan-New York: St. Martin's Press 1999 Czech edition: Rakousko V První Studené Válce, 1945-1995: I slabí mají sílu (Prague: Academia, 2017) i. RefereeD EditeD Books Ed., Quiet Invaders Revisited: Biographies of Twentieth Century Immigrants to the United States (TRANSATLANTICA, vol. 11). Innsbruck: StudienVerlag 2017 with Christina Antenhofer, Robert L. Dupont, Ulrich Leitner, eds., Cities and Multiple Landscapes: Investigating the Sister Cities Innsbruck and New Orleans (Interdisziplinäre Stadtforschung). Frankfurt a. M.: Campus 2016 with Jason Dawsey and Bernhard Fetz, eds., The Life and Work of Günther Anders: Émigré, Iconoclast, Philosopher, Man of Letters (TRANSATLANTICA 8). Innsbruck: StudienVerlag 2014 Ed., Regional Economic Development Compared: EU-Europe and the American South. innsbruck university press 2014 with Coleman Warner, eds., Museum Man: Essays in Honor of Gordon H. “Nick” Mueller. UNO Press 2014 with Stefan Karner, and Barbara Stelzl-Marx, eds., Vienna Summit 1961: Kennedy and Khrushchev (The Harvard Cold War Studies Book Series) Lanham, MD: Lexington Books 2014, paperback edition 2016 ** Choice Outstanding Academic Title ** Andreas Exenberger, Philipp Strobl, Günter Bischof, James Mokhiber, eds., Globalization and the City: Two Connected Phenomena in Past and Present. Innsbruck: innsbruck university press, 2013 with Stefan Karner, Barbara Stelzl-Marx, Natalja Tomilina, Alexander Tschubarjan, Viktor Iščenko, Michail Prozumenščikov, Peter Ruggenthaler, Gerhard Wettig, Manfred 5 Wilke, eds., Der Wiener Gipfel 1961: Kennedy – Chruschtschow. Innsbruck: StudienVerlag, 2011 with Stefan Karner and Peter Ruggenthaler, eds. The Prague Spring and the Warsaw Pact Invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 (The Harvard Cold War Studies Book Series). Lanham, MD: Lexington Books 2010, paperback edition 2011 ** Choice Outstanding Academic Book 2010 ** with Dieter Stiefel, eds. & Hannes Richter, digital ed. Images of the Marshall Plan: Film, Photographs, Exhibits, Posters (TRANSATLANTICA) Innsbruck: StudienVerlag 2009 with Ursula Mathis-Moser, eds., Acadians and Cajuns: The Politics and Culture of French Minorities in North America/Acadiens et Cajuns : Politique et culture de minorités francophones en Amérique du Nord (canadiana oenipontana 9). Innsbruck : Innsbruck University Press 2009 with Stefan Karner, Natalja Tomilina, Alexander Tschubarian, Viktor Iscenko, Michael Prozumenscikov, Peter Ruggenthaler, Oldrich Tuma, and Manfred Wilke, eds., Prager Frühling. Das internationale Krisenjahr 1968. Beiträge. Vienna: Böhlau 2008 with Stefan Karner, Natalja Tomilina, Alexander Tschubarian, Viktor Iscenko, Michael Prozumenscikov, Peter Ruggenthaler, Oldrich Tuma, Manfred Wilke, Irina Kazina,Silke Stern, Aleksej Filitov, and Harald Knoll, eds., Prager Frühling. Das internationale Krisenjahr 1968. Dokumente. Vienna: Böhlau 2008 with Klaus Eisterer, eds. Transatlantic Relations: Austria and Latin America in the 19th and 20th Centuries (TRANSATLANTICA, ed. Günter Bischof, vol. 1). Innsbruck: Studienverlag 2006. with Barbara Stelzl-Marx, Stefan Karner and Edith Petschnigg, eds. Kriegsgefangene des Zweiten Weltkrieges: Gefangennahme – Lagerleben - Rückkehr. Vienna-Munich: Oldenbourg 2005. with Michael Gehler, Volker Kühnhardt, and Rolf Steininger, eds., Towards a European Constitution: A Historical and Political Comparison with the United States. Vienna: Böhlau 2005 with Michael Gehler and Anton Pelinka, eds., Österreich in der EU: Bilanz einer Mitgliedschaft (Historische Forschungen des Arbeitskreises europäische Integration, vol. 5). Vienna: Böhlau 2003 with Michael Gehler and Rolf Steininger, eds., Austria in the Twentieth Century (Studies in Austrian and Central European History and Culture, ed. Günter Bischof). New Brunswick, NJ: Transcation 2002 6 with Wolfgang Krieger, eds., D-Day: Die Normandieinvasion 6. Juni 1944: Eine internationale Perspective (Innsbrucker Forschungen zur Zeitgeschichte, vol. 16) Innsbruck: Studienverlag 2001. with Saki Dockrill, eds., Cold War Respite: The Geneva Summit of 1955. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press 2000 with Dieter
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