Her current research focuses on the cultural legacy of the Weimar Republic , as it is represented in contemporary German and Anglo-American literature and visual culture.
Together with Professor Hester Baer from the University of Maryland, Jill is the is the co-editor of the first scholarly volume on the German television series Babylon Berlin Bloomsbury, , an interdisciplinary work that examines the series through multiple lenses: art, fan culture, fashion, music, and the television industry, among others. Her next large-scale editing project is the final volume in a series of reference books offering A Cultural History of Prostitution in the western world Bloomsbury , a project that connects to her earlier work on prostitutes and working women in Berlin.
Claudia and Katharina Clausius Toronto: University of Toronto Press [status: accepted for inclusion in volume with minor changes, March ; revision submitted June ]. Christian Rogowski Rochester: Camden House, Solicited by German History in progress.
Oxford: Oxford University Press, Central European History Feminist German Studies American Historical Review Nancy M. Kerry Wallach. Lynne Tatlock. Bielefeld: Aisthesis, , Monatshefte Schneider, Daniel. Bielefeld: Aisthesis, , in: German Quarterly Jeanette R. Jews and the Making of Modern German Theatre. Bonn: Bouvier, , in: German Studies Review German-Jewish Popular Culture before the Holocaust.
Preface, Dr. Ipek A. Visualisierung von Weiblichkeit in deutschen Printmedien des Jahrhunderts , Ed. John S. Sills Hall Directory. Jill Suzanne Smith. Affiliation: German. Richard M. Facebook Youtube Twitter Instagram.
