My first book is out today in the UK and Europe!
Plotting for Peace: American Peacemakers, British Codebreakers, and Britain at War, 1914-1917
£29.99
https://t.co/Cx7ny8XVbw
"A bold reinterpretation of Britain and America in the Great War."--David Reynolds
This is based on my research article published last year in the @harvardnsj:
Before 'National Security': The Espionage Act of 1917 and the Concept of 'National Defense'
https://t.co/qQ5j7s76zk
🚨My research on the Espionage Act of 1917 in the Washington Post's @madebyhistory ! 🚨
Why Julian Assange's leaking US diplomatic cables didn't break the Espionage Act:
https://t.co/A4esrjOrrT
Can't believe it's been a year since Plotting for Peace came out! Been a thrilling ride, and many thanks to @CamHistory for putting together this marvellous page on the book and its reviews and podcasts so far:
https://t.co/85N45dr4We
@HBowdenJonesOBE@LeorZmigrod@CamIntelligence Your work sounds fascinating! But the "intelligence" in the Cambridge Intelligence Seminar is in the sense of "espionage", not neurocognition--if your research has particular implications for intelligence agencies, though, do feel free to get in touch!
Just received the final proofs this morning! It was a life-changing experience to work with the late, great Michael Herman to author this @EdinburghUP book - Michael’s final testament to our community of intelligence researchers. It will be out early next year 🙌
Startled and delighted to have my book among the "Best New History Books to Buy for Christmas 2021" in the Sunday Telegraph!
"An unusual take on the war is found in Daniel Larsen’s Plotting for Peace, a stunning piece of research..."
https://t.co/1O81olj4YS
This #PeaceDay read a free chapter from two of our recent #history books
Plotting for Peace - https://t.co/UJT9hsaNMb
Britain and the Intellectual Origins of the League of Nations, 1914–1919 - https://t.co/YShEuzN67U
@MarkAShirk For a while my outdoor supervisions were required to be masked--I found it to be surprisingly fine, even in the noisy acoustics of the college Cloisters. A class might be different though.