THE TRIP TO PARIS IS NOW BACK!
Many of you have asked me about the special trip to Paris, initially scheduled for the spring of 2020 (but postponed due to Covid!) Happy to announce that it will now take place in May of 2023
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Those are the topics of interest I lectured on in the last ten years.
My official field of expertise is in the History of International Relations in the 19th and 20th centuries , with a particular emphasis on conflicts including ; espionage and propaganda.
That being said as an Historian I have also embraced other periods in History such as the late 18th Century.
My passion for Marie-Antoinette is well known. The last Queen of France has been much maligned over time, although her role has been reassessed in recent years. I feel it is important to help audiences understand the true Marie-Antoinette and to dispel those pre-conceived notions we keep reading about.
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A History of Espionage and Covert Operations -Spring 2012
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Diplomacy of Great Power Rivalry - Fall 2013
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History of Terrorism - Spring 2013
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History of the Middle East since 1908 - Fall 2014
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First World War - Spring 2014
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United States as a World Power: 1898-2001 - Winter 2014
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Arab World in Revolution: Geopolitics of the Arab Spring - Fall 2015
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French Revolution: An Interactive Dialogue - Fall 2015
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Germany: From Luther to Angela Merkel - Spring 2015
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Russia and its Empire: From the Romanovs to Putin - Winter 2015
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Construction of Europe: From the Treaty of Rome to Brexit - Fall 2016
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Understanding the United States Today - Fall 2016
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Secret Wars: A History of Espionage - Spring 2016
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Sahara Desert: A 5,000-year Geopolitical and Strategic Challenge - Spring 2016
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Asia-Pacific, 1931-1945: The Other World War and the Emergence of Modern Asia - Winter 2016
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Napoleon: Between Legend and Myth - Winter 2016
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Colonies and Colonialism: A History - Fall 2017
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Introduction to the History of Global Economics - Fall 2017
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U.S. and China Relationship, The: A History - Spring 2017
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America First: A Comparative Study of U.S. Foreign Policy between the Interwar Years (1919-1939) & the Trump Era - Spring 2017
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Russia and the Middle East: A History - Winter 2017
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1917 - Winter 2017
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Marie Antoinette: The Tragic Queen - Fall 2018
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Spain: From the Muslim Conquest to the Catalonia Crisis - Fall 2018
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1918: The Year the Great War Ended and its Legacies - Fall 2018
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Iran: From the Great Persian Empires to the Islamic Republic - Spring 2018
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Great Britain: The "Disunited" Kingdom? - Spring 2018
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Rethinking Asia's influence in the 20th century - Winter 2018
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India's role in world history - Winter 2018
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KOREA : A History - Fall 2019
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PARIS: A History - Fall 2019
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Colonization : A History - Fall 2019
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The Irish: 200 years of Rebellion - Spring 2019
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Russia under the Romanovs - Spring 2019
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The Bonaparte Saga - Summer2019
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The Chateaux of the Loire - Summer2019
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Versailles - Winter 2019
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Plundering of Africa: An introduction to Africa's history (The) - Winter 2019
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US & China: Best Enemies - Fall 2020
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History of Modern France - Fall 2020
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The Secret World of Espionage - Fall 2020
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Monarchies of Europe - Spring 2020
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France: A passion for Egypt - Spring 2020
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Conspiracy Theories: Reality or Legend - Spring 2020
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The Section F and the Atkins's girls: "the extraordinary women who helped the French Resistance" - Spring 2020
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Bastille Day - Summer 2020
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History of Scotland - Winter 2020
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History of the Hapsburgs - Winter 2020
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Chinese Secret Services: Mao to Xi Jinping - Spring 2021
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More Iconic Couples in History - Spring 2021
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Iconic Historic Sites of France - Summer 2021
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8 Days That Made History - Fall 2021
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Kremlin's Secrets: Rasputin to Putin - Fall 2021
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Vichy and the Jews: The Legal Framework - Fall 2021
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All Roads Lead to Rome: Italy, The Grand Tour "and the Birth of Tourism" - Winter 2021
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History of Economic Warfare - Winter 2021
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Iconic Couples in History - Winter 2021
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CHINA since 1949 : modernization and world conquest - Winter 2021
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