SHAFR

The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations

[Christopher Nichols @CMcKNichols.bsky.social @CMcKNichols]

What a great group. Congratulations @SHAFRhistorians @shafrorg award winners!

[Cambridge University Press - History @cambUP_History]

Read a free chapter from our key highlight books this #SHAFR! @SHAFRhistorians @shafrorg

First up...the brand new in our Cambridge Studies in US Foreign Relations series, 'Saigon at War' by @HeatherMStur! Read Chapter 1: The Heart of South Vietnam here: https://t.co/pvuh9LWJPm

[Pete Millwood 米维德 @PeteMillwood]

It is appropriately humid, wet, and (fairly) hot in London today; a reminder of what we're missing in New Orleans! Sad not to see old friends and learn of exciting new research. Nonetheless, thanks to @juliairwin, Gretchen, & @shafrorg for putting together the virtual conference!

[Cambridge University Press - History @cambUP_History]

Read free chapters from our highlight books this #SHAFR! @SHAFRhistorians @shafrorg

New in our Cambridge Studies in US Foreign Relations series, 'Rogue Diplomats' by Seth Jacobs! Read Chapter 1 - “It Is Glory to Have Broken Such Infamous Orders” here: https://t.co/o8JhwYC9sV

[Cambridge University Press - History @cambUP_History]

Don't forget we're offering 30% discount on our highlight books this #SHAFR! @SHAFRhistorians @shafrorg Check them out here:

https://t.co/Wp8G6maPvS

[Boyd van Dijk @boyd_vandijk]

Exciting - Richard Bourke's new review essay on European empire and international law discussing Jennifer Pitts and @AdomGetachew recent monographs. https://t.co/oQ8JTBXGqh

[Cambridge University Press - History @cambUP_History]

Read free chapters from our highlight books this #SHAFR! @SHAFRhistorians @shafrorg

Next up is 'Cold Wars' by @LorenzLuthi! Read Chapter 1 - “From High Imperialism to Cold War Division” here: https://t.co/bpfGk9kG1e

[Victor McFarland @vrsmcfarland]

Read the introduction to OIL POWERS on the @ColumbiaUP virtual exhibit for #SHAFR2020: https://t.co/nLvO6DmXSY; and a Q&A about the book: https://t.co/rU0sBi80VE.

[Conor Tobin @DrConorTobin]

I presented on the United States and Afghanistan at this seminar in Sciences Po, Paris, last November and I’d highly recommend it for early career scholars working on the international history of the Cold War.

[Dr Mara Oliva @MaraOlivaPhD]

Really grateful to have been awarded a @RoyalHistSoc grant for my women & BAME women in US foreign policy initiative! more info coming soon on how to improve our representation & participation in #usforeignpolicy studies & practice! @UniRdg_History @UoRMonroeGroup @USFPgroup

[Pete Millwood 米维德 @PeteMillwood]

Thrilled to have signed a contract with @cambUP_History for my book on how physicists, acrobats, seismologists, and many other Americans and Chinese beyond government remade the US-China relationship of the 1970s.

[SHAFR @shafrorg]

Attention @SHAFRhistorians register TODAY for FOIA Requests for CDC COVID-19 Records on Tuesday, May 12th, 2020, 11-1 EST: https://t.co/PsFlf1fej2
Submit questions in advance at: [email protected]. More info: https://t.co/9amODzzlsG

[Michal Rozworski @michalrozworski]

I'll be co-hosting this discussion and reading series with Leo Panitch and friends. Join next Thursday and hang around for the full 5 parts!

[Christopher Nichols @CMcKNichols.bsky.social @CMcKNichols]

It is time to return to the 1950 Defense Production Act, but also think deeply about what can and can't be done through the DPA & supply chain + logistics more broadly -- see @madebyhistory on what the DPA alone is no cure-all for covid-19 supply issues https://t.co/YW9DwPyUlm

[Simon Stevens @SimonMStevens]

a book recommendation for May Day: the memoir of Jan Theron, former general secretary of the Food and Canning Workers Union in South Africa - the best book I've read on organised labour that very few people have heard of