Tabla de Contenidos: “…John Hancock (v.1) ; Benjamin Franklin, George Wythe, Francis Hopkinson, Robert Treat Paine (v.2) ; Edward Rutledge, Lyman Hall, Oliver Wolcott, Richard Stockton, Button Gwinnett, Josiah Bartlett, Philip Livingston, Roger Sherman (v.3) ; Thomas Heyward, George Read, William Williams, Samuel Huntington, William Floyd, George Walton, George Clymer, Benjamin Rush (v.4) ; Thomas Lynch, Jr., Matthew Thornton, William Whipple, John Witherspoon, Robert Morris (v.5) ; Arthur Middleton, Abraham Clark, Francis Lewis, John Penn. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Author biographies -- Editors -- Contributors -- Introduction: 1989 and the West: revisiting the Cold War victory narrative -- Toward a history of Western Europe since the end of the Cold War -- Eleni Braat and Pepijn Corduwener -- The end of the Cold War as accelerator -- The legacy of the end of the Cold War today -- Outline -- Notes -- References -- Part I: A new Germany in a new Europe -- Chapter 1: Germany and Europe after 1989: The spectre of the German question versus the resilience of self-restraint -- The German Question and international relations theory in the 1990s -- Germany as Europe's hegemon -- Germany's 1989 at three levels -- Notes -- Literature -- Chapter 2: The view from Benjamin Franklin Strasse: American military bases and the politics of conversion in post-1989 Germany -- Conversion and transformation in post-Cold War Germany -- Hopes and anxieties of conversion during the Cold War -- The fall of the Berlin Wall and the process of conversion in Germany -- Plans for the future: housing, environment, and employment -- Conclusion: the conversion, three decades on -- Notes -- Literature -- Chapter 3: The rise of a new power: Germany's political realism and global strategy -- Introduction: 1989, the new Germany -- German reunification and the restarting of the European integration process -- Germany's transformation from 2005 onward: three factors in reshaping Germany's international role -- From the 'sick man of Europe' to a role model: political and institutional stability in the German Federal Republic in the 2000s -- The features of German power: political realism and global strategy -- Conclusion: the changing position of Germany in Europe -- Notes -- Literature…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…DIVERSIDAD Y VARIEDAD EN LA EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. LO POSTSECUNDARIO -- 8. LA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ÚNICA DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS, IDEA FALLIDA -- 9. …”