is a Professor of History at Northeastern University. His research focuses on twentieth-century German and transatlantic political and cultural history, radical mass movements and the revolts of 1968, popular music and youth subcultures, and environmental politics. He is Fall Fellow of the American Academy Berlin in 2016.
Timothy Brown
West Germany and the Global Sixties:
The Anti-Authoritarian Revolt, 1962-1978
Cambridge University Press
Cambridge, 2013
Weimar Radicals:
Nazis and Communists between Authenticity and Performance
Berghahn Books Inc
Berghahn, 2009