History of International Relations (Late Modern)

Faculty

Jonathan Haslam Contemporary Russia, the History of Secret Intelligence and the History of Political Thought in International Relations

Of interest:

• How to explain the KGB’s amazing success identifying CIA agents in the field? - Salon.com

• Do We Understand Putin's Russia? Jonathan Haslam IAS lecture on Vladimir Putin and Post-Soviet Russia.

Jonathan Haslam is also the author of a new blog, www.throughrussianeyes.com, which aims to bring to the reader’s attention aspects of Russia’s foreign and defense policies that do not see the light of day in mainstream media.

Members, 2020-2021

▲ = first term only ● = second term only

Richard Cockett
The Economist magazine
Modern Intellectual History

Louise McReynolds
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Imperial Russia

Norhiro Naganawa ●
Hokkaido University
Russian and Eurasian History

Francesco Torchiani ▲
Università degli Studi di Pavia
Intellectual history, Jewish studies

Visitor, 2020-2021

▲ = first term only ● = second term only

Karina Urbach

University of London
Modern International Relations & Jewish Family History

Former George F. Kennan Professors

Avishai Margalit Philosophy and Modern International Relations (2006-2011)

José Cutileiro Modern International Relations (2001-2004)

Jack F. Matlock, Jr. Modern International Relations (1996-2001)

Former Visiting Professor

Michael van Walt van Praag Modern International Relations and International Law (2011-2015)