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Franz Bosbach Schriftenverzeichnis (Chronologisch Absteigend Sortiert) 1 Franz Bosbach Schriftenverzeichnis (chronologisch absteigend sortiert) Im Druck: Franz Bosbach, John R. Davis, Karina Urbach (eds.) Common Heritage. Docu- ments and Sources relating to German-British Relations in the Archives and Collections of Windsor and Coburg. Vol. 2: The Photograph Collections and Private Libraries. [Hg.] Common Heritage. Documents and Sources concerning German-British Relations in the Archives and Collections of Windsor and Coburg. Vol. 1: The Archives. With an Appendix covering the State Archives in Gotha. Compiled by Oliver Walton, based on preliminary work by Sonja Schultheiß-Heinz. Berlin 2015. (Zusammen mit John R. Davis und Karina Urbach) Prinz Albert als Student in Bonn (1837 –1838), in: Bonna Perl am grünen Rheine. Studieren in Bonn von 1818 bis zur Gegenwart, hg. von Thomas Becker, Göttingen 2013, 41-63. Erwartungen der Hochschulverwaltungen an die Archive, in: Archive ohne Lobby? Strategien im Umgang mit dem Archivträger, hg. v. Jens Blecher und Sabine Happ [= Wissenschaftsar- chive 2011], Leipzig 2012, 100-114. (Zusammen mit Kristin Kalisch). [Hg.] Campusmanagement, Aachen 2012. (Zusammen mit Rainer Ambrosy und Susanne Schulz). Die Habsburger und die Universalmonarchie im Dreißigjährigen Krieg, in: La Dinastía de los Austria: Las Relaciones entre la Monarquía Católica y el Imperio, Vol. 1, hg. v. José Martínez Millán und Rubén González Cuerva, Madrid 2011, 71-82. Verfahrensordnungen und Verfahrensabläufe auf den Friedenskongressen des 17. Jahrhun- derts. Überlegungen zu einer vergleichenden Untersuchung der äußeren Formen frühneuzeit- licher Friedensverhandlungen, in L’art de la paix. Kongresswesen und Friedensstiftung im Zeitalter des Westfälischen Friedens, hg. v. Christoph Kampmann, Maximilian Lanzinner, Guido Braun und Michael Rohrschneider, [= Schriftenreihe der Vereinigung zur Erforschung der Neueren Geschichte 34], Münster 2011, 93-118. [Artikel] Universalmonarchie, in: Enzyklopädie der Neuzeit Bd. 13, Stuttgart 2011, 1006- 1009. Mentoring als Teil der Hochschulstrategie für die Qualitätsentwicklung in Studium und Leh- re, in: Handbuch Qualität in Studium und Lehre D 4.4., hg. v. Winfried Benz, Jürgen Kohler, Klaus Landfried, 31. Ergänzungslieferung Februar 2011, 23 S. (Zusammen mit Ingeborg Stahr). Wieder abgedruckt in: Beratung-Personalentwicklung-Hochschulsteuerung [= Kompendium für Diversity Management in Studium und Lehre Bd. 1], hg. v. Timo van Treeck u.a., Berlin (2013), 67-90. Gut beraten: Das Mentoring-System an der Universität Duisburg-Essen, in: Personal- und Organisationsentwicklung 5 (2010) 6-11. (Zusammen mit Ingeborg Stahr). Wieder abgedruckt in: Studieneingangsphase? Das Bachelor-Studium braucht eine neue Stu- dieneingangsphase!, Bd.2: Lösungsmodelle, hg. v. Wolff-Dietrich Webler [= Hochschulwe- sen, Wissenschaft und Praxis ; N.F., 21/2], Bielefeld 2012. 2 Einleitung – Fürstliche Studienplanung und Studiengestaltung, in: Die Studien des Prinzen Albert an der Universität Bonn (1837-1838), hg. v. Franz Bosbach [= Prinz-Albert- Forschungen 5], Berlin/New York 2010, 13-44. [Hg.] Die Studien des Prinzen Albert an der Universität Bonn (1837-1838) [= Prinz-Albert- Forschungen 5], Berlin/New York 2010. Europas kulturelles Erbe der Neuzeit, in: Europa, das ich meine ... Stellungnahmen zu den Werten Europas, hg. v. Gabriella Schubert [= Schriftenreihe des Collegium Europaeum Je- nense, 38], Jena 2009, 33-42. [Hg.] Industrieentwicklung: Ein deutsch-britischer Dialog – The Promotion of Industry: An Anglo-German Dialogue, [= Prinz-Albert-Studien, 27], München 2009. (Zusammen mit John R. Davis und Andreas Fahrmeir). Die Prinz Albert Gesellschaft. Geschichte und Leistung [Prinz-Albert-Gesellschaft - Essays]. Coburg 2008. [Hg.] Glyn Redworth, A Family at War? King Philip I of England and the Habsburg Dynastic Politics [Prinz-Albert-Gesellschaft – Essays]. Coburg 2008. [Hg.] Landschaftsgärten des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts: Beispiele deutsch-britischen Kultur- transfers - Landscape Gardens in the 18th and 19th Centuries: Examples of British-German cultural transfer, [= Prinz-Albert-Studien, 26], München 2008. (Zusammen mit Gert Grö- ning). Ergebnisse, in: Deutsch-russische Beziehungen. Politische, wirtschaftliche und kulturelle As- pekte von der frühen Neuzeit bis zum 20. Jahrhundert. Beiträge der internationalen Konferenz in Prag vom 24.-25. November 2005, hg. v. František Stellner unter Mitarbeit v. František Bahenský und Radek Soběhart, Prag 2007, 277-280. [Hg.] Windsor-Coburg: Geteilter Nachlass-Gemeinsames Erbe. Eine Dynastie und ihre Sammlungen - Divided Estate-Common Heritage. The Collections of a Dynasty [= Prinz- Albert-Studien, 25], München 2007. (Zusammen mit John R. Davis). [Artikel] Friedensverhandlungen, in: Enzyklopädie der Neuzeit Bd. 4, Stuttgart 2006, 34-42. [Hg.] Umwelt und Geschichte in Deutschland und Großbritannien - Environment and History in Britain and Germany [= Prinz-Albert-Studien, 24], München 2006. (Zusammen mit Jens Ivo Engels und Fiona Watson). [Hg.] Silvia Böcking, "Ich mag die Geister der Entfernten …" Aus der Autogra- phensammlung der Veste Coburg - "I would but conjure up the spirits of those far away …" From the Autograph Collection in the Veste Coburg Art Collections, Coburg 2006. (Zusam- men mit Klaus Weschenfelder). [Hg.] Jonathan Wright, Gustav Stresemann's Place in European History [Prinz-Albert- Gesellschaft – Essays]. Coburg 2006. Die Prinz-Albert-Gesellschaft, in: Spektrum - Zeitschrift der Universität Bayreuth 1/06 (2006) 21-23. 3 Karl V. und die Universalmonarchie, in: Staletí objevů, diplomacie a válek. Sborník k 60. narozeninám profesora Aleše Skřivana (Die Jahrhunderte der Entdeckungen, Diplomatie und Kriege. Festschrift für Aleš Skřivan zum 60. Geburtstag), edd. František Stellner - Martin Kovár (Acta Universitatis Carolinae-Philosophica et Historica 1-2003), Prag 2005, 47-58. [Hg.] Politische Memoiren in deutscher und britischer Perspektive – Political Memoirs in Anglo-German Context [= Prinz-Albert-Studien, 23], München 2005. (Zusammen mit Mag- nus Brechtken). Imperium Turcorum oder Christianorum Monarchia – Die Osmanen in der heilsgeschichtli- chen Deutung Mercurino Gattinaras, in: Das Osmanische Reich und die Habsburgermonar- chie. Akten des internationalen Kongresses zum 150-jährigen Bestehen des Instituts für Öster- reichische Geschichtsforschung Wien, 22.-25. September 2004, hg. v. Marlene Kurz, Martin Scheutz, Karl Vocelka und Thomas Winkelbauer, [= MIÖG Ergänzungsband 48], Wien 2005, 167-180. [Artikel] Salentin von Isenburg (1532-1610), in: Neue deutsche Biographie 22, Berlin 2005, 365 f. 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