For a list of courses and further information on individual syllabi please see the respective categories.

 

Current Courses:

• The African American Freedom Struggle (Fall 2017)
• The Global Sixties (Spring 2017)
• US Foreign Relations Since 1898 (Fall 2016)
• Capstone Research Seminar / Humanities (Fall 2015/Spring 2016)

 

New York University Abu Dhabi, UAE, 2012-:

• The African American Freedom Struggle (Fall 2017)
• US Foreign Relations Since 1898 (Fall 2016)
• Capstone Research Seminar / Humanities (Fall 2014/Spring 2015)
• The Global Cold War (Spring 2014)
• The Cold War of the 1980s (Fall 2013)
• Peace (Spring/Fall 2013)
• The Global “Sixties” (Spring 2012/Fall 2014/Spring 2017)
• U.S. History in Transnational and Global Perspective 1:
 America and the World until 1898 (Spring 2013)
• U.S. History in Transnational and Global Perspective 2: 
America and the World since 1898 (Spring 2012/2014)

 

New York University, 2012-:

• A Breath of Freedom?
  Transatlantic Relations, African American GIs, and Military Families since World War II (Spring 2013)
• Race, Sex, and Gender in 20th Century Military History (Spring 2013)
• Morning in America: 
Ronald Reagan, the Nuclear Crisis, and the Cold War of the 1980s 
(Fall 2012)
• The Civil Rights Struggle, African American GIs, and the U.S. Military in the 20th Century (Fall 2012)

 

Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA, Spring 2011:

• Protest and Political Violence in Europe after 1945

 

Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan, 2010:

• For Hearts and Minds: New Perspectives on the History of the Cold War and International Relations since 1945

 

University of Heidelberg, Germany, 2007:

• American Identities in Transit: 
Race, Ethnicity, and Global Networks in the 20th Century
• Zwischen Goldwater and Watergate: 
Die USA in den 1960/70er Jahren

 

Rutgers University, NJ, USA, 2003/6:

• The World Transformed? – 
The 1960s from an International Perspective
• German History Since 1914
• History of 20th Century Europe
• The Age of European Global Expansion
• Development of Europe II
• History of Western Civilization
• History of Western Civilization II

 

Other classes include:

• For Love of Freedom: African American Soldiers in U.S. History
• Crossing the Color Line: 
A Global History of the African American Freedom Movement
• The Global Age: An Introduction to Transnational and Global History
• ‘Test the West’: The Americanization of Europe
• Between the “French May” and the “Prague Spring”:
 The 1960s in Europe