Elliot Y. Neaman
Professor
Elliot Neaman received his B.A. from the University of British
Columbia, his M.A. from Freie Universitat Berlin, and his Ph.D.
from the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests
include European intellectual history, especially late modern
(nineteenth and twentieth centuries); German conservatism and
rightwing politics; The Holocaust; European foreign policy and
transatlantic relations.
Professor Neaman has published A Dubious Past, Ernst Junger and
the Politics of Literature after Nazism (California, 1999) as
well as articles and reviews in Tikkun, New German Critique,
Critical Review, German Politics and Society and elsewhere. He
is currently working on a book project on the European View of
American foreign policy since 1945; and articles on the history of
the German Constitution and the Office to Protect the Constitution;
Rightwing groups in postunified Germany; German Reaction to
September 11 and the War on Terror. He is working on a book about
the German Student Movement in Germany in 1968, to be published by
Berghann Press.
Administrative Appointments
Program Director, European Studies
