Machine generated contents note: 1.History-Writing, Fragmentation, and Professionalism -- 2.History-Writing as Professional Production of Knowledge -- 3.Historical Professionalism: A Changing Product of Communities within the Discipline -- 4.A Return of Historismus? Neo-institutionalism and the Historical Turn of the Social Sciences -- 5.Disputations, Seminars, and the Professional Community: The Break with All-Round Education for Professional Historians -- 6.Fact, Truth, and Text: The Quest for a Firm Basis for Historical Knowledge around 1900 -- 7.Integration and Fragmentation of History: The International Historical Congresses -- 8.Global Professionalism and Global History -- 9.Entertainment, Narratives, Micro, and Macro---versus Problems -- 10.'New Results' and 'Scientific Revolutions' in History -- 11.Concluding Remarks.
