The George L. Mosse Prize

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2018     The house of government : a saga of the Russian Revolution by Yuri Slezkine
2017     Toward democracy : the struggle for self-rule in European and American thought by James Kloppenberg
2016     The work of the dead : a cultural history of mortal remains by Thomas Laqueur
2015     A public empire : property and the quest for the common good in imperial Russia by Ekaterina Pravilova
2014     Prague, capital of the twentieth century : a surrealist history by Derek Sayer
2013     Empire and underworld : captivity in French Guiana by Miranda Frances Spieler
2012     Translating empire : emulation and the origins of political economy by Sophus A. Reinert
2011     Venice incognito : masks in the Serene Republic by James H. Johnson
2010     German orientalism in the age of empire : religion, race, and scholarship by Suzanne L. Marchand
2009     All can be saved : religious tolerance and salvation in the Iberian Atlantic world by Stuart B. Schwartz
2008     Jews, Germans, and Allies : close encounters in occupied Germany by Atina Grossmann
2007     The conquest of nature : water, landscape, and the making of modern Germany by David Blackbourn
2006     Charles Darwin, geologist by Sandra Herbert
2005     The Enlightenment Bible : translation, scholarship, culture by Jonathan Sheehan
2004     François Poulain de la Barre and the invention of modern equality by Siep Stuurman
2003     The myth of the French bourgeoisie : an essay on the social imaginary, 1750-1850 by Sarah Maza
2002     Fichte : the self and the calling of philosophy, 1762–1799 by Anthony J. La Vopa
2001     Basel in the age of Burckhardt : a study in unseasonable ideas by Lionel Gossman
2000     Scenarios of power : myth and ceremony in Russian monarchy : volume 2: From Alexander II to the abdication of Nicholas II by Richard S. Wortman