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

Salim Yaqub
Director of the Center for Cold War Studies (CCWS)
Associate Professor of History
History of US Foreign Relations
HSSB 4233, syaqub@history.ucsb.edu

Ken Hough
CCWS Administrative Assistant
PhD Candidate
HSSB 3217, khough@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)
Affiliated Faculty and Professional Members
Lawrence
Badash (1934-2010), 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 Sociology
Patrick
McCray,
Department of History (History of Modern Physical Sciences and Tech.)
Rose
McDermott, Department of Political Science
Alice
O'Connor, Department of History (US Public Policy)
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)
Dimitri
Akulov,Department of History (Modern Europe)
Sander Vanocur, Journalist and Author
Charles
Wolfe, Department of Film Studies
Graduate Student Members:
Paul
Baltimore, US Foreign Relations
Janet
Britton, US Foreign Relations
Joe
Campo, Modern Europe
Laurence
Christian, Modern Europe
Matt DeFraga, Modern Europe
Maeve Devoy, US Political History
Roger
Eardley-Pryor, History of Science/US History
Eric Fenrich, Cold War History
George Fujii, US Foreign Relations
Paul Hirsch, Cold War Studies
Ken Hough, US History
Carolyn Lewis, US Women's History
Henry Maar, Modern US
Alan
Mason, Modern Europe
John
Smoley, Public History
Mitchell Stewart
Tara
Woodruff Tubb, Modern Europe
Leandra
Zarnow, US History
Alumni:
Toshihiko Aono, Senin Koshi
(Assistant Professor), Law Faculty, Hitotsubashi University (Tokyo)
Joseph
Bassi, History of Science
Jessica
Chapman, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Williams
College
Sandra
Dawson, Lecturer, Department of History, Northern Illinois
University
Charles
Delgadillo, Lecturer, Brooks Institute
Erik
Esselstrom, Assistant Professor, Department of History,
University of Vermont
Richard Fogarty, Assistant
Professor, Department of History, SUNY at Albany
Jacob
Hamblin, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Clemson
University
Jill Jensen, Modern US Public Policy
Andrew Johns, Assistant
Professor, Department of History, Brigham Young University
Ken Osgood, Assistant
Professor, Department of History, Florida Atlantic University
Kimber Quinney, Lecturer,
Department of History, Cal State San Marcos
John
Sbardellati, Assistant Professor, Department of History,
University of Waterloo
David
Schuster, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Indiana
University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
Brandon
Seto, Lecturer, Loyola Marymount
Ellie
Shermer, Loyola University (Chicago)
Kathryn
Statler, Associate Professor, Department of History, University
of San Diego
Shigeru Sugiyama, Associate
Professor, Department of Information Arts, Shizuoka University
Matt
Sutton, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Washington
State University
Contents above last updated 2012/11/2
