Historian of war, human rights, humanitarianism, and the UN @westpointhist. Army officer. Also found @briandrohan.bluesky.social
West Point, NY
Joined October 2017
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Our forum on U.S. Military Humanitarianism in @ModAmHist is out! It grew out of a panel at last year’s @SHAFRConference. Many thanks to fellow forum contributors @juliairwin @AdamSeipp @mewalters101 and @elisabmpiller! cambridge.org/core/journals/…
But they didn’t notice that the ball was outside the corner arc when the kick was taken!
#LIVNFO – 33’
The referee’s call of goal was checked and confirmed by VAR – with it deemed that Ndoye was not in the line of vision of Alisson and did not make an action that impacted an opponent.
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My new article on IR, canon-formation, and mythmaking in the Cambridge Review of International Affairs, as part of the larger Francesco Guicciardini Prize Book Forum.
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Is historiography your thing? Why not check out our collection of historiography review articles covering military history reseach for: Australia, China, British-India, Eastern Europe WWI, Napoleonic, Romanov Russia, RAF, Nigeria & Polish Second Republic! tandfonline.com/journals/ywa…
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Many thanks to Passport's editors for featuring a roundtable on my book, _Catastrophic Diplomacy_. I'm grateful to @FabianMKlose, @BrianDrohan, @MargotTudor, @jdhamblin, Jana Lipman, and Kenneth Osgood for their thoughtful and generous reviews!
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It's finally here! The first Passport issue of 2025, featuring roundtables on new books by @juliairwin and @tysonfreeder : shafr.org/passport-january-2…
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My new article ‘Mission Impossible?
Humanitarian Actors and the Civilizational Logic of International Aid Delivery during the “Congo Crisis,” 1960–1964’ is OA with @HumanityJ. Worth checking out for the photos, if nothing else. Here is the abstract. muse.jhu.edu/pub/56/article/…
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The Society for Military History is pleased to announce the winner and honorable mentions for this year’s Edward M. Coffman First Manuscript Prize, which is awarded annually to the best dissertation in military history. (1/5)
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Sharing an episode of the podcast Cold War Legacies, I which I’m talking about the impact of the Cold War on the UN. open.spotify.com/episode/7ru…
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🚨I'm thrilled to share that @wadhamoxford, in collaboration with @OxfordHistory, has established the Koch History Centre, an Institute of Advanced Studies for History. The Centre will support 12 junior and senior fellows. Deadline is 26 February 2025. Please circulate widely! 🚨
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Our @PastPresentSoc article on new histories of the UN is out now. Great to work with Lydia Walker and the @invisihist team on this:
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With the upcoming launch of Beyond Black Hawk Down @Kansas_Press has a discount for readers based in the US. Order directly from @Kansas_Press to get a 30% price discount (code in the flyer below) & free shipping within the US. Link to UPK here: lnkd.in/eZVf9Svs 1/
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Prepublication online version of my new co-authored (with @k8tietzen ) article is out in Diplomatic History. “Iraqi Archives and post-Cold War Continuity: A View from the Global South”
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It looks at the post-Cold War through Iraqi archives. It is ... 1/
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🤗Many-many thanks to our contributors, my co-editors, our reviewers and, importantly, to Bloomsbury's team for believing in this. It's out now (and I do love our cover photo!) 🙂
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OUT NOW
Colonial Cyprus: A Cultural History
edited by Maria Hadjiathanasiou (@mari_hadji), Andreas Karyos & Emilios A. Solomou
An original & innovative study on the cultural history of Cyprus under British rule using cross-disciplinary analytical tools.
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20th c. international and global historians: If you will be at the AHA and have a book project to pitch for our series, our sponsoring editor @DGershenowitz will be there and is eager to set up meetings! Her email address is on our series webpage:
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Ohio State @mershoncenter Non-State Actor Archive -- Deadline March 9, 2025: For external researchers: Up to 10,000 USD of funding to copy and catalog their own or their interlocutors’ research materials. Applicants can reside anywhere in the world. mershoncenter.osu.edu/archiv…
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Delighted to draw your attention to JGH’s November 2024 volume – now available on Open Access!
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Published in Dec 22, Joan Beaumont's brilliant historiography is currently trending. It argues that Australian historiography would be enriched by active dialogue between operational historians & cultural historians rather than the current separation tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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A reminder that applications for the 2025 SHAFR Summer Institute at Yale University are due on December 15th, less than two months away. Alvita and I look forward to reading some excellent proposals. Details in the link: networks.h-net.org/group/dis…
In an effort to support historians in a time of few academic jobs, Alvita Akiboh & I are hosting a SHAFR Summer Institute in June 2025 for advanced PhD students working in the history of U.S. foreign relations, broadly defined. Applications are now open.
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After a brilliant first seminar, we're pleased to continue the conversation next Wed Oct 30 with Sarah Snyder on "How the Cold War, Decolonization & Globalization Changed the Geography of Americans Abroad". Comments from David Milne
All welcome! 4pm London, 11am Boston & on zoom
Alongside @elisabeth_leake and @mjbayly I'm pleased to share this year's line-up for the LSE-Tufts Seminar in Contemporary International History!
We meet Wednesdays in London, Boston & on Zoom. All welcome: email me for registration and to join our mailing list
Looking forward!
