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Prof. Michael Hunt (UNC-Chapel Hill) is a free-lance historian whose main interests lie in US foreign relations and contemporary global history. For several years, he has been offering online commentary on US foreign relations on the UNC Press Blog site, in … Read more
Prof. Mark Kramer (Harvard University) heads the Harvard Project for Cold War Studies and has collected over 200,000 pages of miscellaneous documents in many languages related directly to the Cold War. He will deliver a lecture titled "Cold War Myths and … Read more
Prof. Lloyd Gardner (Rutgers University) is one of the nation's preeminent historians of American foreign policy and diplomatic history. Still an active scholar and teacher after almost half a century, he will present a lecture titled “A View of the Imperial Presidency: … Read more
Prof. Gary Marks (UNC-Chapel Hill and Free University of Amsterdam) is best known for developing the concept of multilevel governance in relation to the European Union. Over the past few years he has worked on a variety of projects dealing with … Read more
Paul Readman, Senior Lecturer in Modern British History at King’s College London, will present his paper “Reassessing British Mountaineering in the Age of Imperialism: Masculinity, Modernity and the Natural World, c.1870-1914.” The paper argues that the motivations of British alpinists, even in … Read more
