CCWS Members
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CCWS members work on numerous aspects of the Cold War era and on foreign relations in general.
- CCWS Leadership and Staff
- Executive Committee
- Affiliated Faculty and Professional Members
- Graduate Student Members
- Alumni
CCWS Leadership and Staff
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa
Co-Director of the Center for Cold War Studies (CCWS)
Professor of History
Modern Russian and Soviet History
HSSB 4253, 805.893.2312, hasegawa [at] history.ucsb.edu
Salim Yaqub
Co-Director of the Center for Cold War Studies (CCWS)
Associate Professor of History
History of US Foreign Relations
HSSB 4233, syaqub [at] history.ucsb.edu
Jessica Chapman
CCWS Executive Administrator
Lecturer
Cold War Studies and International History
HSSB 3236, jchapman@history.ucsb.edu
Roger Eardley-Pryor
CCWS Administrative Assistant
Graduate Student
United States History
HSSB 3221, pryorrw [at] umail.ucsb.edu
Executive Committee
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa, ex-officio
Salim Yaqub, ex-officio
Patrick McCray, Department of History (History of Modern Physical Sciences and Techology)
Kenneth Moure, Department of History (Modern France & European Economic History)
Robert Rauchhaus, Department of Political Science
Affiliated Faculty and Professional Members
Lawrence Badash, Department of History (History of Science)
Aaron Belkin, Department of Political Science
Barbara Bodine, Former US Ambassador to Yemen
Marguerite Bouraad-Nash, Department of Political Science
Juan Campo, Department of Religious Studies
Lou Cannon, Journalist and Author
Jane DeHart, Department of History (American Women and Recent US)
Sabine Frühstuck, East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies
Colin Gardner, Art & Architecture
Lisa Hajjar, Law & Society
Mark Juergensmeyer, Global and International Studies
Laura Kalman, Department of History (Recent US History)
Cynthia Kaplan, Department of Political Science
Suk-young Kim, Dramatic Arts & Dance
John Lee, Department of History (Ancient Greece)
Nelson Lichtenstein, Department of History (US Labor History, 20th Century US)
Fredrik Logevall, Department of History, Cornell University
co-founder of and former co-director of CCWS
Fernando Lopez-Alves, Department of Political Science
Patrick McCray, Department of History (History of Modern Physical Sciences and Tech.)
Rose McDermott, Department of Political Science
Kenneth Moure, Department of History (Modern France & European Economic History)
Alice O'Connor, Department of History (US Public Policy)
Robert Rauchhaus, Department of Political Science
William I. Robinson, Department of Sociology
Jennifer See, Department of History, Faculty Fellow
Michael Stohl, Department of Communication
J. E. Talbott, Department of History (19th and 20th Century Europe)
Sander Vanocur, Journalist and Author
Charles Wolfe, Department of Film Studies
Graduate Student Members:
Matthew Aberman, History of Science
Dimitri Akulov, Modern Europe
Toshihiko Aono, Modern Europe/Cold War
Joseph Bassi, History of Science
Janet Britton, US Foreign Relations
Robert Bromley, Modern Germany
Joe Campo, Modern Europe
Jessica Chapman, US Foreign Relations
Laurence Christian, Modern Europe
Kim Crowell, US History
Sandra Dawson, 20th Century Britain
Matt DeFraga, Modern Europe
Charles Delgadillo, US Foreign Relations
Maeve Devoy, US Political History
George Fujii, US Foreign Relations
Paul Hirsch, Cold War Studies
Jill Jensen, Modern US Public Policy
Carolyn Lewis, US Women's History
Stuart Richardson, Russian and Japanese Cultural History
John Sbardellati, US History, Cold War
Mike Schmidli, US History
David Schuster, 19th and 20th Century US, Policy
Ellie Shermer, US History
Matt Sutton, US Religious History
Brandon Seto, US History
John Smoley, Public History
Alumni:
Michael Adamson
Erik Esselstrom
Richard Fogarty
Jacob Hamblin
Andy Johns
Ken Osgood
Kimber Quinney
Kathryn Statler
Shigeru Sugiyama
Contents above last updated 2006/08/11