SHAFR Historians

The official twitter account of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR).

[SHAFR Conference @SHAFRConference]

Today! ⬇️

[SHAFR Historians @SHAFRhistorians]

Make sure this is on your calendar for tomorrow! @SHAFRConference

[Society for Intelligence History @SocIntelHist]

Please join us to hear about a super book (not to mention death-defying Cold War adventures): https://t.co/CBpRnF5TGp

[Boyd van Dijk @boyd_vandijk]

Jochen von Bernstorff has uploaded the English version of his 2024 book - translated as "The Rise and Fall of International Humanitarian Law: A Short History of the Codification of the Protection of Civilians in Times of War (1899-1977)".

https://t.co/NZrWpH1fS7

[Philip Thai @philip_thai]

A real pleasure to hear exciting research from scholars like @taomo_zhou and meet friends old and new. Thank you to Denise Ho and @YaleMacMillan for the opportunity!

[Martijn Mos @martijn_mos]

Interested in learning more about how and why Viktor Orbán's Hungary inspires populists abroad? Read my new article with Igor Macedo Piovezan here:

https://t.co/JWj8tiyOhw

[Jack Meng-Tat Chia 謝明達 @jackmtchia]

Excited to share I've been appointed Associate Editor for the Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, where I will be working with the awesome editor, Maitrii Aung-Thwin! Got a manuscript or questions? Feel free to reach out!
https://t.co/bfgCN0I4Cs

[Ricardo J. Alvarez-Pimentel, PhD @ralvarezpi]

Latin American/Latinx studies scholars: @Baylor is open for business!! Last week: challenges to democracy in the Americas, right-wing politics, and Christian nationalism. This week: lecture from *Isabel Allende* and talk by @JFernandez693 on fascism in the borderlands ✊🏽💚💛

[Theara Thun @Theara_Thun]

Embodied national history: leaders, regime change, and regional historiographical trends of independent Cambodia | International Journal of Asian Studies | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/4eBwB49NRn

[jen holt @jenholt13]

Hi friends and tweeters. My book is finally out with @mitpress and it is open access for all. If you want to know what “the cloud” has done to your digital civil liberties and your democracy, check it out! https://t.co/bjfqcgD7dE

[Cornel Ban @cornelban73]

Why China and Korea got so good at green technology.

[Kseniya Oksamytna @Kseniya_Oksamyt]

With @felicityegray, we've investigated in this policy brief for @GPPi how international organisations integrated gender into their work in Ukraine after the full-scaleRussian invasion

https://t.co/YhM5bXmqzm

@Cityintpolitics

[Hansong Li @Hansong_Li]

2025 Global Political Thought Conference: submissions due Friday Oct. 11th! https://t.co/Y28daeSwrs

[Patrick O. Cohrs @Pocohrs]

Greatly looking forward to giving a keynote on “The Atlantic Reordering of the World in the Long 20th Century” - at this timely conference on “The West” at the famous Academy Tutzing, on 28th October. With Christian Meier. Do join us!

https://t.co/Je7LQt8KwG

[Cold War Research Network @CWR_Network]

#CWTEE - ‘‘What is the most important lesson of the Cold War?’’ We asked Dr. Johny Santana de Araújo and Luke Thrumble to share their thoughts. If you want to read more, please click on the link in the comments.

[Rosario López @rosariolopez.bsky.social @Rosario_L0pez]

New issue of @Global_IH available on our website! https://t.co/Txu6lcWjE1

[Harris Mylonas @hmylonas]

📌 #Nationalism fuels #ForeignPolicy choices, but the relationship is complex. Is nationalism a driver or a consequence of foreign policy?

🧐 @KendrickKuotes and I explore this Q in the Oxford Encyclopedia of Foreign Policy Analysis 🔗 https://t.co/hYD3yf0Fnd

[Su Lin Lewis @sulinlewis]

Delighted that this is finally out! Thanks to all our wonderful contributors (tagged below) and my absolute star of a co-editor @NanaOseiOpare. And to the @ahrcpress for funding our first workshop & @UKRI_News & @RiceUniversity for making it Open Access!