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Foreign Front: Third World Politics in Sixties West Germany. By Quinn Slobodian. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 2012. Pp. xii + 304. Cloth $89.95. ISBN 978-0822351702. Paper $24.95. ISBN 978-0822351849.

memory. Olsen does not make use of the Koselleck Nachlass in Marbach, but has an encyclopedic grasp of all of Koselleck’s published writings. Commendably, Olsen has also mastered the vast secondary literature on Koselleck and includes hundreds of intriguing references for his readers to explore. While Olsen’s ambition to grasp Koselleck’s life, times, and work as a meaningful totality is admirable, the result is a somewhat dense and unwieldy text too weighty for the novice. The book also succeeds better in tracing Koselleck’s itinerary among and between the academic disciplines in the Federal Republic—and affords fascinating resources for the specialist interested in the intellectual fields discussed—than as an introduction on how to conceive (or practice) history as a pluralistic enterprise beyond utopianism and relativism.