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David Abraham

  • Professor Emeritus of Law, University of Miami

David Abraham is a historian and Professor Emeritus of Law at the University of Miami. He has worked extensively on interwar European politics and economics and is the author of The Collapse of the Weimar Republic: Political Economy and Crisis. More recently, he has worked on comparative immigration issues, in particular as they impact labor, and has published widely in this field, a number of essays appearing in a recent collection, Wer gehört zu uns: Who belongs to Us? Immigration, Integration, and Solidarity in the Welfare State (2019).

Across several areas of historical and legal research, his work has been guided by the central European cross-disciplinary tradition of political economy and has been nominated and won publication prizes in disciplines beyond his own. He has been the recipient of numerous prestigious grants and been a guest professor in Paris, Leipzig, Jena, Melbourne, Tel Aviv and elsewhere.