History
Clark’s history faculty are known for extensive work in the fields of U.S. and European history, and have expertise in Holocaust and genocide studies, Jewish history, African American history, and women’s studies. In their research, they ask questions about war and identity, and about politicians and poets. They also consider the history of individual nations and social groups while following the movements of people and ideas across literal and metaphorical boundaries.
Submissions from 2006
Rewriting the history of sexuality in the Islamic world, Elyse Semerdjian
Submissions from 2005
Anatomy of a crime: The Turkish Historical Society's manipulation of archival documents, Taner Akçam
Turks, Armenians, and the "G-word", Belinda Cooper and Taner Akcam
Home on the Rails: Women, the Railroad, and the Rise of Public Domesticity, Amy G. Richter
Submissions from 2004
Mission impossible: The CIA and the cult of covert action in the Middle East, Douglas Little
A Few Great Men: Or How to Get Things Done in New York City, Amy G. Richter
Submissions from 2003
Sinful professions: Illegal occupations of women in Ottoman Aleppo, Syria, Elyse Semerdjian
Submissions from 1996
His Finest Hour? Elsenhower, Lebanon, and the 1958 Middle East Crisis, Douglas Little
Submissions from 1995
A Puppet in Search of a Puppeteer? the United States, King Hussein, and Jordan, 1953–1970, Douglas Little
Submissions from 1994
Gideon’s band: America and the middle east since 1945, Douglas Little
Submissions from 1993
Strategies' R Us: America's Road to Suez, Douglas Little
The Making of a Special Relationship: The United States and Israel, 1957–68, Douglas Little
Submissions from 1990
Cold War and Colonialism in Africa: The United States, France, and the Madagascar Revolt of 1947, Douglas Little
Pipeline Politics: America, Tapline, and the Arabs, Douglas Little
Submissions from 1989
Crackpot Realists and Other Heroes: The Rise and Fall of the Postwar American Diplomatic Elite, Douglas Little
Submissions from 1988
Red Scare, 1936: Anti-Bolshevism and the Origins of British Non-Intervention in the Spanish Civil War, Douglas Little
Submissions from 1980
The elusive republic: Political economy in Jeffersonian America, Drew McCoy
Submissions from 1979
Twenty Years of Turmoil: ITT, The State Department, and Spain, 1924–1944, Douglas J. Little
