David A. Gerber

(Reading, Writing, Speaking)

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): Fellowship for Independent Research, $27,500, Sep 1, 1986 to Aug 31, 1987.
State University of New York: Summer Fellowship, $2,000, Jun 1, 1982 to Sep 1, 1982.
State University of New York: Summer Fellowship, $2,000, Jun 1, 1978 to Sep 1, 1978.
State University of New York: Summer Fellowship, $2,000, Jun 1, 1972 to Sep 1, 1972.
Council for the International Exchange of Scholars: Seniors Scholars Grant, $12,000, Jan 1, 1980 to Jul 1, 1980.
Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy: Grants-in-Aid (for research and publication), c$2,500, 1990 to 2003.
Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies: Post-doctoral Fellowship, $7,750, 1973 to 1974.
Ford Foundation: Ethnic Studies Fellowship, $3,000, 1970 to 1971.

• David A. Gerber (2007) "Old Country/Alienation/ Alien Nation", www.Tikkun.org/magazine
• David A. Gerber (2007) "Disabled Veterans: How Are They Different? What Difference Does It Make?", Disability History Newsletter, 3
• with Bruce Elliott and Suzanne Sinke (2006) Letters across Borders: The Epistolary Practices of International Migrants, Palgrave, In Press
• David A. Gerber (2006) "Thomas Spencer Niblock: A Dialogue of Failure and Respectability", Przeglad Polonijy, 31 (1), 2006
• David A. Gerber (2006) Authors of Their Lives: The Personal Correspondence of Nineteenth Century British Immigrants to North America, New York University Press
• (2006) "Internationalization and Transnationalization" In Reed Ueda (eds), Blackwell's Companion to American Immigration, Blackwell's (bookchapter)
• David A. Gerber (2006) "A Network of Two: Personal Friendship and Scottish Identification in the Correspondence of Mary Ann Archbald and Margaret Wodrow" In Angela McCarthy (eds), A Global Clan: Scottish Identity and Networks since the Eighteenth Century, Edinburgh and London, I.B. Taurus (bookchapter)
• David A. Gerber (2005) "Acts of Deceiving and Withholding in Immigrant Personal Correspondence: Personal Identity and Self-Presentation in Personal Correspondence", Journal of Social History, 39 (1), 8-23
• with Alan Kraut (2005) American Immigration and Ethnicity: A Reader, Palgrave
• David A. Gerber (Jul 2003) "Injury, Identity, and the State in the Experience of Disabled Veterans in Twentieth Century Western Nations", Journal of Social History, 36 (1), 143-159
• David A. Gerber (Jun 2002) "Disabled Veterans and Public Welfare Policy in Twentieth Century Western Nations: Comparative and Transnational Perspectives", Journal of Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems, 11 (1), 78-106
• Paul Longmore (ed.), Lauri Umansky (ed.), David A. Gerber, "Blind and Enlightened: The Origins of the Civil Rights Politics of the Blinded V terans Association", The New Disability History: Perspectives from the United States, 313-338, 2001
• David A. Gerber (2001) "Forming A Transnational Narrative: New Perspectives in Immigration History", The History Teacher, 35 (1), 61-78
• David A. Gerber, editor, Disabled Veterans in History, 2000
• David A. Gerber, "Theories and Lives: Transnationalism and Current Theory in Immigration History", IMIS-Beitrage, 15(1), 15-34, 2000
• David A. Gerber (2000) "Epistolary Ethics: Personal Correspondence and the Culture of Immigration in the Nineteenth Century", Journal of American Ethnic History, 18 (1), 3-23
• David A. Gerber (1999) "The Fate of the Righteous Style in Precinct Twenty: The McGovern Campaign of 1972 in A Buffalo Neighborhood", New York History, 80 (4), 455-477
• David A. Gerber (1998) "Ethnic Identification and the Larger Project of Individual Identity: What We Can Learn from the Life of Mary Ann Archbald of Little Cumbrae Island, Scotland and Auriesville, New York, Immigants and Minorities, 17 (1), 1-22
• William Fischer, David A. Gerber, Jorge Guitart, Maxine Seller, coeditors, Identity, Community and Pluralism in American Life: A Reader, 1997
• David Mitchell and Sharon Snyder, editors, "In Search of Al Schmid: Blinded Veteran, War Hero, Everyman", The Body and Physical Difference: Discourses in the Humanities, 1997
• David A. Gerber (1997) "The Immigrant Letter between Positivism and Populism: The Uses of Immigrant Personal Correspondence in Twentieth Century American Scholarship, Journal of American Ethnic History, 16 (1), 4-34
• Roger Whitman, author, David A. Gerber and Scott Eberle, coeditors, The Rise and Fall of A Frontier Entrepreneur: Benjamin Rathbun "Master Builder and Architect", 1996
• Rosemarie Garland Thomson, editor, "The 'Careers' of People Exhibited in Freak Shows: The Problem of Volition and Valorization", Freakery: Cultural Spectacles of the Extraordinary Body, 38-54, 1996
• David A. Gerber, The Making of An American Pluralism: Buffalo, New York, 1828-1860, 1989
• David A. Gerber, editor, Anti-Semitism in American History, 1986
• David A. Gerber, Black Ohio and the Color Line, 1976