Fall 2018 Grants

• Barker, Dominic, University of Oxford, Ronald Reagan and Race: The Evolution of Color-blind Conservatism
• Benton, James, Georgetown University, International Trade, Postwar Decline, and How it Changed America
• Carr, Richard, Anglia Ruskin University, March of the Moderates: Realigning the Anglo-American Left, c. 1968-2008
• Culley, Tia, Cardiff University, Gerald Ford and Anglo-American Relations: Re-Valuing an Interim President
• Dufton, Emily, George Washington University, Keep Betty Ford in the White House: How Betty and Gerald Ford Brought Drug Rehabilitation and Treatment to the Forefront of National Intervention Discourses
• Fins, Antonio, Lynn University, Three Days in San Clemente: The Inside Story of the Nixon Pardon
• Gerhard, Jane, Brown University, Historical Novel on the Life and Times of Betty Ford
• Howard, Clayton, Ohio State University, Laws to Save Lives: Gun Control Activism from the War on Crime to the Million Mom March
• Huynh, Kinh-Luyen, Université du Québec à Montréal, Les politiques d'accueil du Canada et des Etats-Unis pour les refugies Vietnamiens
• Katsky, Clay, University of Texas - Austin, Opening Secrets: Congressional Oversight of the CIA, 1975-1992
• Lallani, Shayan, University of Ottawa, Cultural Americanizaion of the Caribbean: The Middle-Class Turn in Cruise Ship Tourism
• Lee, Wonhee, State University of New York at Albany, Field Operations: U.S. Farm Exports to China in the 1970s and 1980s
• Levy, La TaSha, University of Washington - Seattle, Race Matters in the GOP: Black Republicans and the Limits of Two-Party Politics
• Manulak, Daniel, University of Western Ontario, A Light in the Window: Canada, Race, and South African Apartheid, 1958-1994
• McGlynn-Wright, Anne, University of Washington, Farm Bill to Table: Pregnancy and the Politics of Food Assistance
• McKinney, Mark, University of New England, Education Segregation: Examining education segregation differences between No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and Every Student Succeeds (ESSA) Acts
• Michel, Edward, University of Pretoria, The Whites are there to stay!: Presidential policy towards apartheid South Africa, 1948-1994
• Ruth, Christian, University at Albany SUNY, The Bitter World: Famine, Foreign Aid, and Development in the Cold War
• Stamates, Nicholas, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Mere Christianity: The Quiet Christian Faith of President Gerald Ford

Spring 2018 Grants

• Allcock, Thomas, University of Manchester, Entertaining Power: Diplomacy, Culture, and the American Presidency during the Cold War
• Andelic, Patrick, Northumbria University, Mr. Chairman: Henry Waxman and the Transformation of American Liberalism, 1975-2015
• Blair, Monica, University of Virginia, From Segregation Academies to School Choice: The Post-Brown History of School Privatization
• Conley, Richard, University of Florida, Native American Politics and Policy during the Ford Presidency: The Crossroads of Consolidation and Change
• Cully, Erin, City University of New York, Banking on Change: The Politics of U.S. Banking Consolidation, 1974-1994
• Gawthorpe, Andrew, Leiden University, Trade Liberalization and its Critics in the United States, 1968-2001
• Haddad, Ryan, University of Maryland, America's Commericial Cold War: Trade, National Security, and the Western Alliance
• Ingelson, Elizabeth, Southern Methodist University, Making Made in China: Race, Labor, and Politics in Sino-American Trade, 1972-1978
• Nofil, Brianna, Columbia University, Detention Power: Jails, Camps, and the Construction of Immigrant Incarceration
• Roady, Peter, Columbia University, The Revival of National Security in the 1970s
• Robertson, Mitchell, University of Oxford, The Afterlife of the Great Society
• Scarminach, Shaine, University of Connecticut, Making Waves: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Law of the Sea, 1967-1982
• Whitaker, Georgia, Harvard University, Transitional Ties: Human Rights and Neoliberalism in the Chilean Cold War

Fall 2017 Grants

• Boggess Phillips, Jo, Ripley High School - Ripley, West Virginia, Jennings Randolph: A West Virginian with a Hand in History
• Brown, Aaron, Ohio University, A Deepening Divide: Drugs, Immigration, and the Making of a Militarized U.S. Mexico Border, 1968-1980
• Chou, William, Ohio State University, Marketing Japanese Exports and the Expansion of U.S.-Japanese Relations, 1952-1982
• Craig, Malcolm, Liverpool John Moores University, Atomic Ayatollahs?: America, Britain, nuclear weapons, and the ‘greater Middle East,’ 1970-1992
• Drane, Lindsay, University of Houston, The Undeserving Hungry: A Socio-Political History of Food Stamps and Entitlement Liberalism, 1964-1996
• Gaither, Eric, Baylor University, Public Law 93-638: Re-visiting the Indian Question and Policy of Self-Determination
• Gambrell, Rivers, University of Oxford, Pigskin Politicking: The American Presidency and the Changing Politics of Sport
• Haefner, Julianne, Central Michigan University, U.S. Foreign Policy towards Angola during the Ford Administration, 1974 to 1977
• Jensehaugen, Jorgen, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Discovering the Palestinians: The missing link in U.S. Middle East Diplomacy
• Kim, Sejoo, University of Notre Dame, Clothing Americans: The Offshore Garment Industry in the American Pacific
• Lawrence, Scott, Columbia University, The Oil Price Revolution, U.S.-Saudi Relations, and the Crisis of American Leadership, 1967-1979
• Neale, Ashley, University of Kansas, The Architecture of the National Security State: President Richard M. Nixon, the war in Vietnam, and the National Security Council
• Pack, Benjamin Jared, University of Arkansas, Special Relationships: Anglo-American Latin America Policy and the Redefining of National Security, 1970-1982
• Soares, John, University of Notre Dame, Détente Takes a Beating: Sports Diplomacy in the Shadow of Angola
• Taiwo, Olatunde, Olabisi Onabanjo University – Nigeria, Ford in Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
• Taylor, William, Angelo State University – Texas, Citizens, Soldiers, and Society: American Civil-Military Relations since World War II

Spring 2017 Grants

• Carson, Adam, University of Arkansas, Changing the Heart of Dixie: Political Realignment in the Mid-South
• Carter, Todd, University of Oxford, "Clinging like barnacles to the old hull of empire": Race, Rhodesia, and the Anglo-American Relationship, 1964-1980
• Colacios, Roger Domenech, UNESP Sao Paulo State / Brazil, The Trajectory of the Environmental Protection Agency of the United States in the 1970s
• Duah, Manna, Temple University, African Students in a Cold War Global Revolt: Activism and Protest in Ethiopia, South Africa, and the United States
• Ehrenreich, Veronica, University of California, Santa Barbara, Apartheid's Campaign to Secure American Support
• Fink, Pierre-Christian, Columbia University, Strategies of Major Banks for Shaping Financial Regulation, 1945-1980
• Forsberg, Carl, University of Texas at Austin, Searching for Order: The Transformation of the U.S. Middle East Alliance System in the 1970s
• Kane, Eryn, Ohio University, The Political Partnership of Betty Ford and Rosalynn Carter
• Kim, Jooeun, Georgetown University, Stepping out from under the Umbrella: Alliance Credibility and Nuclear Proliferation
• Marino, Alex, University of Arkansas, The United States and the Angolan Revolution: Southern Segregation, Black Nationalism, and the Cold War in Africa
• Rafferty, Lisa, Bridgewater State University, SHE DID ALL THAT - Betty Ford: Speaking Out, Saving Lives
• Redihan, Erin, Boston University, Winning Hearts and Medals: The Olympics and the Cold War from 1972-1992
• Scanlon, Sean, Universlty of Nebraska, Lincoln, Domestic Politics and the U.S.-Israeli Relationship During the Ford Administration
• Schwartz, Allison, University of Minnesota, Defining Women's Worth: Credit, Indebtedness, and Homeownership in the New Debt Economy
• Siegal, Sarah, Washington University in St. Louis, Remodeling Renewal?: The Model Cities Program and the Challenges of Urban Redevelopment
• Williams, Daniel, University of West Georgia, The Last of the Moderates: The 1976 Presidential Election and the Rise of Culture War Politics
• Zhu, Tianxiao, University of Minnesota, Secret Trails: Trade, Material Exchange and Cold War in the Late Maoist China, 1960-78

Fall 2016 Grants

• Blumenthal, Seth, Boston University, Children of the Silent Majority
• Daigle, Craig, City College of New York, Camp David and the Remaking of the Middle East
• Do, Khue Dieu, Seoul National University, Drawing the Bamboo Curtain: U.S. Relations with Communist Countries during Ford and Carter Administrations (Focusing on China, Vietnam, and North Korea)
• Gambrell, Rivers, Oxford University, Presidential Pigskin: Football and the American Presidency (1969-1993)
• Gibbs, David, University of Arizona, How the United States Became a Right-Wing Nation: Explaining the Policy Shift of the 1970s
• Lacombe, Matthew, Northwestern University, Beyond Money: The National Rifle Association and Interest Group Power
• Lazic, Milorad, George Washington University, The United States Cold War Strategy and Yugoslav Contested Sovereignty, 1969-1979
• Levin-Bonder, Jennifer, University of Toronto, FIRA and Loathing: The Origins, History, and Legacy of the Foreign Investment Review Agency, 1968-1985
• Lifset, Robert, University of Oklahoma, The Many Energy Crises of the 1970s
• Morefield, Heidi, Johns Hopkins University, Making Technology Appropriate: Modernization, Health, and Development in the Global Cold War
• Sabet, Farzan, Graduate Institute (Geneva), The Iranian Nuclear Program, U.S. Policy, and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime, 1968-1978
• Smith, Marcus, Perdue University, The International Community's Response to the Ba'th Party's Anti-Semitic Campaign of Terror in Iraq

Spring 2016 Grants

• Bobadilla, Eladio, Duke University,‘One People without Borders’: The Chicano Roots of the Immigrants Rights Movement, 1954-1994
• George, Nathanial, Rice University, A Third World War: Lebanon, the United States, and the Global Cold War, 1967-1990
• Jhong, Ming-Syuan, Texas Tech University, Operation Babylift—Bringing Cold War Orientalism Home
• Jones, Dustin, University of Windsor, Hyper Masculine Portrayals of U.S. Cold War Presidents
• Justice, David, Oklahoma State University, Building Democracy: U.S.-Spain Relations, 1965-1982
• Kurr, Jeff, Pennsylvania State University, When the Fed Speaks: A Rhetorical History of the Federal Reserve
• Lutsch, Andreas, Stanford University, Assuring U.S. Allies in MAD: A History of Nuclear Consultation in NATO
• Maurer, John, Georgetown University, An Era of Negotiation: The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, 1969-1972
• Maxime, Minnie, Université du Québec à Montréal, Gerald Ford and the Panama Canal Question: Stormy Debates and Internal Scuttling
• Özgöde,Onur, Harvard University, In the Name of the System: Governing the Economy at the Limits of Neoliberalism, 1922-2010
• Rathe, Caitlin, University of California Santa Barbara, Food Assistance Policies and the Transformation of the Public / Private Welfare State in the U.S. and Britain, 1972-1988
• Sica, Carlo, Syracue University, The Deregulation of Natural Gas and the Rise of Neoliberalism in the 1970s
• Speller, Mo, Johns Hopkins University, Intersecting Streets: Redlining, Urban Planning, & Community Development in St. Louis City 1945-1980
• Toner, Simon, Dartmouth College, At War with Global Development: The United States, South Vietnam, and the War after Tet
• Townley, Dafydd, University of Reading (UK), Spies, Civil Liberties and the Senate: The 1975 Church Committee
• Vander Broek, Allison, Boston College Rallying the Right-to-Lifers: Religion, Grassroots Politics, and the Antiabortion Movement Before Roe
• Williams, Brandon, University of California, Berkeley,Building Labor, Building Globalization: The International Labor Organization and Global Labor Development, 1944-1980
• Zeoller, Silkie, Temple University, University of Colorado, Boulder, Internationalizing Counterterrorism: Combating the Threat of Terrorism in the United States and Western Europe, 1968-1980

Fall 2015 Grants

• Adler, William, Northeastern Illinois University, Party Differences in Vice Presidential Selection
• Colbourn, Susie, University of Toronto, Defining Détente: NATO’s Struggle for Identity, 1975–1983
• Conway, Catrina, Ohio University, The Rockefeller Commission and the Year of Intelligence
• Fasulo, Micheal, Texas A & M University, Reckoning with Minuteman: the Effect of ICBM Vulnerability on American Arms Control Policy during the Ford and Carter Administrations
• Franczak, Michael, Boston College, Neoliberalism, Neoconservatism, and the North-South Dialogue, 1974-1982: A U.S. Perspective
• Germann, Julian, University of Sussex (UK), Triennium of Stabilisation: German-American Economic Crisis Management under Schmidt and Ford, 1974-1976
• Milner, Samuel, Yale University, Robbing Peter to Pay Phil: Business, Government, and Wage-Price Policy, 1945-1980
• Morris, Robin, Agnes Scott College, Goldwater Girls to Reagan Women: Gender and the Rise of the New Right 1955-1985
• Reagan, Michael, University of Washington, Capital City: New York in Fiscal Crisis
• Sarkar, Jayita, Harvard University, Nuclear Commerce and Nonproliferation: The United States, its Allies and Industrial Suppliers
• Siekmeier, James, West Virginia University, Present at the Creation: United States - Latin American Relations in the Mid-1970s
• Teague, Aileen, Vanderbilt University, Our War In Mexico: U.S. Drug Control in Mexican Politics and Society
• Toader, Iulian, University of Bucharest (Romania) / American University, The United States, Romania, and European security (1969-1975)
• Zeiler, Thomas, University of Colorado, Boulder, If Goods Don’t Cross Borders, Armies Will: Free Trade Thought in the Ford Administration

Spring 2015 Grants

• Beadle, Meaghan, University of Virginia, This is What a Feminist Looks Like! Photography and Feminism, 1968-1987
• Bunker, Rachel, Rutgers University, Pliable Privacy: The State, Business, and the Growth of the American Information Economy
• Caviglia, Daniele, UNINT-Roma (Italy), Competitive Partners. US-EEC Monetary Relations Between Cooperation and Confrontation (1971-1979)
• De Groot, Michael, University of Virginia, Globalization and the Transformation of the International System in the 1970s
• Elliott, Cara, College of William & Mary, P.S. Don't Tell My Mother: American Childhood Experience, Race, and Gender during the Postwar Era
• Ellis, Thomas, University of Southampton (UK), Reds in Space: American Perceptions of the Soviet Space Program 1967-1988
• Foss, Chris, University of Colorado, Boulder, Facing the World: Government and Globalization in the Pacific Northwest
• Halvorson, (George) Charles, Columbia University, Pricing the Environment: Privileged Costs and the Legacy of Regulatory Reform
• Miles, Simon, University of Texas, Austin, Engaging the ‘Evil Empire’: International Crises, Leadership Transitions, and US-Soviet Rapprochement in the Second Cold War
• Minami, Kazushi University of Texas, Austin, From Enemies to Friends: Public Diplomacy and U.S.-Chinese Reconciliation, 1965-1979
• Mitelpunkt, Shaul, Northwestern University, American Liberals, Israel and War: The Cultural Politics of US-Israeli Relations and the Reinvention of American Power, 1958–1986
• Pechlivanis, Paschalis, European University Institute, The United States and Romania During Détente: the Rise and Fall of a Special Relationship (1969-1980)
• Peterson Christian Ferris State University, The Ford Administration, Baltic Republics, and Baltic NGOs
• Rowe, Daniel, University of Oxford (UK), The Long Economic Crisis: Reconstructing America in a Decade of Upheaval and Uncertainty, 1974-1984
• Sarantakes, Nicholas, Naval War College, Keeping the Cold War cold: U.S.-Korean Relations in the 1960s and 1970s
• Shepherd, Keegan, University of South Florida, Measuring Up: Standardized Testing and the Fight for Modern American Identity, 1945-2001
• Toller-Clark, Ian, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, The Silent Majority: A Globalizing Wisconsin and the Realignment of U.S. Politics
• Wilson, Benjamin, Stanford University, Insiders and Outsiders: The Practice and Politics of Arms Control in the Age of Nuclear Weapons

Fall 2014 Grants

• von Bremen, Benedict, Tübingen University (Germany), Two-Way Streets and Einbahnstraßen: U.S. and West German Debates about NATO Defense Cooperation in the 1970s
• Cairo, Michael, Transylvania University, The Personal Politics of Peace: American Presidents, Israeli Prime Ministers, and the Peace Process
• Fioretos, Orfeo, Temple University, The United States and Global Negotiations During Economic Crises
• Gutin, Myra, Rider University, Dancer: A Biography of Betty Ford
• Hiramatsu, Ayako, John Hopkins University, Politics of Boundary Reconstruction: Democratic Consildations in the Deep South, 1964-1980
• Hogan, Jacob, University of Toronto, Early Steps in the Long Marathon for Global Economic Management: the International Monetary Fund, the United States, and China, 1965-1980
• King, Sarah, SUNY Binghamton, Celebrity Activism in the Vietnam Era
• Minami, Kazushi, University of Texas, Austin, International History of China's Embrace of the West, 1971-1979
• Sayle, Timothy, Southern Methodist University, Pax Atlantica: NATO's Cold War, from Harry S. Truman to George H.W. Bush
• Winger, Gregory, Boston University, After the Fall: Rebuilding America's Pacific Alliance After the Vietnam War

Spring 2014 Grants

• Grantham, David, Texas Christian University, Understanding Cold War Diplomacy in Latin America
• Hellwege, Benjamin, CUNY Graduate Center, When Age Changed: Inventing the Senior Citizen, 1945-1975
• Huang, Yuxing, Boston College, Moving Between Credibility and Flexibility: China's Indochina Strategies
• Kaufman, Scott, Francis Marion University, Power, Pragmatism, and Party: The Life of Gerald R. Ford
• Koehler, John, Auburn University, In the Shadow of the Presidency: An Exploration of Presidential-Cabinet Relations
• Michel, Eddie, University of Birmingham (UK), Uncle Sam in Africa: U.S. Foreign Policy on Rhodesia During the Unilateral Declaration of Independence Era of 1965-1979
• Nascimento, Mila, CUNY Graduate Center, Dictatorship Across Borders: Relations between Brazil, Chile and the United States from 1964 - 1985
• Pachetti, Federico, University of Hong Kong (China), Beyond the Logics of the Cold War: U.S. - China Relations in the 1970s and 1980s
• Phillips, Jared, University of Arkansas, A Tangled Hope: Jimmy Carter and Human Rights at the End of the Cold War
• Pho, Helen, University of Texas, American Economic Aid, Inflation, and Corruption in South Vietnam, 1965-1975
• Reiss, Megan, University of Texas, Presidential Decision Making and Nuclear Nonproliferation: Determining the Place for Nonproliferation in American Foreign Policy
• Rhodes, Joel, Southeast Missouri State University, In a Land Called Honalee: The Sixties in the Lives of American Children
• Roberts, George, University of Warwick (UK), The Cold War in Dar es Salaam, c.1964-1979
• Sharpe, Bethany, University of Kentucky, Consuming Emergencies: Operation Babylift and the Commodification of U.S. Humanitarianism
• Skala, Matthew, Catholic University of America, Presidential Disability and Succession: The Complicated History of the 25th Amendment
• Taylor, William, Angelo State University, In the Service of Democracy: American Military Service from World War II to the Present
• Winn, Ryan, College of the Menominee Nation, President Ford's Serendipitous Role in American Indian Self-Determination

Fall 2013 Grants

• Allen, Neal, Witchita State University, Navigating the Shifting Politics of Race: in the 1950s and 1960s: Future Congressional Leaders and Civil and Voting Rights Legislation
• Camp, Michael, Emory University, Greater Abundance: The 1973 Oil Crisis and the Fate of American Liberalism
• Cooper, James, Oxford Brookes University (UK), US presidents and the Northern Ireland conflict
• Davis, Robert, Army Command and General Staff College, The Quest for Flexible Response: A History of NATO’s Cold War Strategy
• Fear, Sean, Cornell University, Ending the Vietnam War: US-South Vietnamese Reactions, 1973-1975
• Haichami, Hanane, Hassan II University (Morocco), The History of the American Aid to Morocco 1956 – 1984
• Jain, Romi, Indian Journal of Asian Affairs, Trajectory of US-China Economic Relations from the Nixon Administration to the Obama Administration
• Jang, Se Young Graduate Institute Geneva (Switzerland), U.S. Nuclear Nonproliferation Policy towards South Korea and Taiwan During the Ford Administration
• Koncewicz, Michael, University of California - Irvine, Too Many Nice Guys: Republicans in the Nixon Administration Who Said No to the President
• Marsh, Steve, Cardiff University (UK), The Anglo-American Special Relationship: What Role for Summitry?
• Martinez, Michael, University of Tennessee, The Image and Public Memory of President Gerald R. Ford
• Miodek, Anais, University of California - Santa Cruz, The Liberal Constraint: Work, Citizenship and Ideology in the United States, 1933-2014
• Ojo, Patrick, O. Awolowo University (Nigeria), Comparative Study of United States’ Support for Democracy in Nigeria and South Africa
• Olsen, Erik, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands), The Unregulated and Regulated United States Intelligence Community 1968 - 1980

Spring 2013 Grants

• Antonopoulos, Athanasios, University of Edinburgh (UK), Greek-US relations: attitudes, policies and interests, 1974-1981
• Balogh, Mate, University of Debrecen (Hungary), Hungarian-American Relations during détente
• Baltz, Matthew, University of California – Los Angeles, The Limits of American Industrial Policy: State Power and the Rare Earth Sector in an Era of Globalization
• Baron, Kevin, University of Florida, Presidents, Partisanship, and Policy Entrepreneurs: Reconceptualizing Institutional Change through the Freedom of Information Act
• Ben-Ephraim, Shaiel, University of Calgary (Canada), Can We Settle this? : The settlements in the occupied territories and US-Israel relations, 1967-1980
• Foxworth, Laura, University of South Carolina, The Spiritual is Political: How the Southern Baptist Convention Debated Feminism and Found the New Right
• Givens, Seth, Ohio University, Cold War Capital: The U.S. Military in Berlin, 1945-1994
• Jackson, Galen, University of California – Los Angeles, A Lost Peace? Superpower Relations and American Middle East Strategy
• Kahn, Matthew, Northwestern University, To Conserve or Develop: The Politics of Energy Extraction and Environmental Protection, 1969-1980
• Kami, Hideaki, Ohio State University, Diplomacy, Migration, and Confrontation with Castro's Cuba, 1974-1992
• Kolander, Kenny, West Virginia University, Religious Special Interest Groups and the Ford Administration's Foreign Policy in the Middle East
• Murphy, Ciaran, University College Dublin (Ireland), Congressional Oversight of the United States Intelligence Community, 1974-1989
• Nickrand, Jessica, University of Minnesota, Health in the Model City: The Social Costs of Deindustrialization in Detroit, 1946-1993
• Rowley, Sarah, Indiana University, A New Right: The Cultural Politics of Abortion, 1960s-1980s
• Rude, Lisa, University of Maine, The First Ladies of the United States: Sources of Their Political Power and Influence
• Sandman, Patrick, Oxford University (UK), Bringing Congress Back In: Watergate and the Politics of Institutional Change

Fall 2012 Grants

• Aigner, Peter Christian, City University of New York, Between Reform and Realignment: Daniel Patrick Moynihan and the Struggle for a New Democratic Party
• Andic, Savkar, University of Oxford (England), Checkmate, Stalemate: the Cold War and the Iranian Revolution, 1975-1979
• Barrett, Marsha E., Rutgers University, Nelson Rockefeller Confronts the Radical Right: The Life and Death of Moderate Republicanism
• Bentivoglio, Giulia, University of Trieste (Italy), A Role Found? Britain in the 1970s between the Superpowers
• Byrnes, Sean T., Emory University, The United States in Opposition: S.S. Reaction to World Opinion and the Global South in the United Nations, 1972-1984
• Dobbs, Charles M., Iowa State University, Into the Fulcrum: The United States and Northeast Asia, 1963-1976
• Elinson, Gregory, University of California, Berkley, Relative Strength: Conceptualizing the Power of Organized Business, 1968-1980
• Gheorghe, Rodica Eliza, University of Oxford (England), Institutional, Commercial and Diplomatic Tracks to Nuclear Technology: Romania's Nuclear Acquisition Techniques, 1964-1979
• Reger, Alexander, University of Connecticut, Moments in Reconstruction: Rhetorical Leadership in the American Presidency
• Ronan, Jim, Catholic University of America, Living Dangerously: The Uncertainties of Presidential Succession and Disability
• St. Julien, Danielle E., Binghamton University, The “Black Silent Majority”: The Black Middle Class, Federal-Policy Making, and the Post-Civil Rights Transformations of America, 1968-1980
• Shehu, Karl, Attorney and independent historian, America's Vulnerability: Presidential Succession and Inability in the Twenty-first Century
• Stevens, Simon, Columbia University, International Pressure and the End of Apartheid, 1958-1994
• Thompson, Sue, Australian National University, British Military Withdrawal and the Rise of Regional Cooperation in Southeast Asia, 1964-1975

Spring 2012 Grants

• Akhtar, Rabia, Kansas State University, U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy and Pakistan’s Nuclear Program (1970s-1980s)
• Bounds, Brittany, Texas A&M University, The Right Response: The Reaction of the Silent Majority to the Social Movements of the Sixties
• Castro, Mauricio, Purdue University, Sunbelt Miami: Race, Cuban Refugees, and Federal Policy, 1959-1984
• Condron, Aidan, Aberystwyth University (Wales), U.S.-Egypt “Common Strategy”1970-1976? Planning and Implementation
• Goyette, Kyle, University of Houston, Southern Discomfort: The Equal Rights Amendment, the New Right, and the Southernization of American Politics
• Griffis, Chelsea, University of Toledo, Conservative Women and the Equal Rights Amendment
• Holland, Max, Editor and writer, A Need to Know: Inside the Warren Commission
• Parrott, Joe, The University of Texas, The Wind of Change Triumphant: The Transnational Politics of Portuguese Decolonization, 1961-1976
• Schuster, Natalie, University of Houston, Political Disasters: The Politics of U.S. Disaster Relief
• Simpson, Brad, Princeton University, The First Right: Self Determination and the Transformation of International Order, 1941-1991
• Tarsi, Melinda, University of Massachusetts – Amherst, A Veteran Welfare State: Veterans’ Benefits and the Development of American Social Policy
• Taylor, Keeanga, Northwestern University, From American Dream to Predatory Lending: Public/Private Programs to Promote Home Ownership Among Low-Income African Americans in the 1970s
• Vuic, Kara, Bridgewater College, Abortion in the Military in the Era of Roe v. Wade
• Wellum, Caleb, University of Toronto (Canada), Energizing the Right: Economy, Ecology, and Futures in the American Energy Crisis of the 1970s
• Wesolowska, Ksenia, University of Nottingham (England), U.S. mediation in the Arab-Israeli conflict in the period 1967-1979

Fall 2011 Grants

• Basha, Aurelie, London School of Economics (England), “Salted Peanuts and Drinks”: Withdrawal plans for the Vietnam War under the Kennedy and Nixon administrations
• Blackbourn, Nicholas, University St. Andrews (Scotland), Planning for Victory:  The Committee on the Present Danger and Mobilizing America for the “Second Cold War”, 1976-1980
• Branscombe, Jensen Elise, Texas Christian University, Putting the Lid on the Melting Pot:  Immigration Policy and the U.S.-Mexico Border, 1965-1986
• Brenes, Michael, City University of New York, For Right and Might:  The Cold War and the Making of Big-Government Conservatism
• Cochran, Joshua D., University of Iowa, Beyond the Water’s Edge:  American Expatriates, the Vietnam War, and the NATO Alliance, 1964-77
• Craig, Malcolm, The University of Edinburgh (Scotland), Anglo-American Relations and Nuclear Proliferation in India and Pakistan, 1974-1980
• Dimari, Georgia, University of London (England), The Origins of the High Level Agreements in Cyprus:  Their Origins, Evolution and Repercussions, 1974-1979
• Fain, W. Taylor, University of North Carolina Wilmington, The United States and the Indian Ocean in the Era of Cold War and Decolonization
• Guberman, Rachel, University of Pennsylvania, The Real Silent Majority:  The New Metropolitan Politics in the Rocky Mountain West
• Hogue, Andrew P., Baylor University, Gerald Ford and the Stewarding of American Conscience
• Mauldin, Daniel, Georgetown University, The Restoration of King Coal:  The Energy Crisis and the Debate over Alternatives to Oil
• McLay, Mark, University of Edinburgh (Scotland), Lyndon Johnson and the Republican Challenge to the Great Society
• Scarnecchia, Tim, Kent State University, Kissinger in Africa:  the African significance of Kissinger’s shuttle diplomacy to Africa in 1976

Spring 2011 Grants

• Azari, Julia, Marquette University, Principles and Power:  How Institutional Context and Intra-Party Dynamics Shape American Party Ideologies, 1948-2011
• Bowen, Michael, University of Florida, The Watergate Babies and the Transformation of the Democratic Party
• Bunte, Jonas, University of Minnesota, Sovereign Lending and Foreign Policy – The Financial Diplomacy of US Lending in the Late 20th Century
• Henderson, Robert, University of Maryland, Dream Deregulated:  The Transformation of Housing Finance, 1968-1985
• Jachertz, Ruth, Humboldt University (Berlin, Germany), International Cooperation and Conflict in the Food Aid Regime, 1950s-1970s
• Lipman, Jana, Tulane University, Operations Other than War:  The U.S. Military’s Engagement with Humanitarian Operations, 1945-1989
• Maragkou, Konstantina, Yale University, American Foreign Policy towards Greece’s Transition to Democracy, 1974-79
• Millwood, Pete, Oxford University (England), The Role of the Chinese Domestic Factor in Sino-American Rapprochement, 1969-76
• Musgrave, Paul, Georgetown University, Entangling Alliances:  Presidents and Strategic Issue Linkage in International Relations
• Wight, David, University of California - Irvine, Petrodollar Promise and Peril:  The Strategic, Economic, and Social Consequences of the Rise in US Trade and Investment with the Middle East after the Oil Shock
• Williams, D. Clinton, Harvard University, Righteous Politics in the Black Metropolis:  Race Religion and Urban Space in Postwar Chicago
• Wollet, Benjamin, Ohio University, Switching Tracks:  The Place of Railroads in an Era of Economic and Environmental Reform

Fall 2010 Grants

• Allen, Michael, Northwestern University, Bleak House: Congressional Activism and the Confidence of Crisis, 1968-1989
• Badalassi, Nicolas, University of Paris (Sorbonne), France and the Origins of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe
• Donnally, Jennifer, University of North Carolina, Caught in the Middle: Ford, the Politics of Abortion and the New Right
• Farrington, Joshua D., University of Kentucky, Forgotten Republicans:  African Americans and the Party of Lincoln, 1948-1972
• Golland, David H., Borough of Manhattan Community College/CUNY, Biography of Arthur A. Fletcher
• Grove, DeeAnn, University of Iowa, The Education President:  The Effects of Presidential Election Campaign on Educational Policy
• Johnson, Jeremy, Brown University, The Republican Welfare State:  Social Policy Reinvention from Nixon to Obama
• Lazarowitz, Arlene, California State University, Long Beach, The American Jewish Leadership and President Gerald R. Ford: Differences over the Middle East “Reassessment” Plan
• Macekura, Stephen, University of Virginia, The Fights for the Commons:  NGOs, Global Environmental Politics, and the Rise of Sustainable Development, 1972-1992
• Marchiel, Rebecca, Northwestern University, “To Make this City Viable Again”:  National People’s Action and Urban Reinvestment, 1968-1989
• Peterman, Kelly M., University of Virginia, Liberalization on the Nile:  Architects, Allies, and Opponents of Globalization in Egypt, 1973 to 1991
• Rosenfeld, Sam, Harvard University, Polarization and the Transformation of the American Party System, 1950-1994
• Sarantakes, Nicholas Evan, U.S. Naval War College, Buffalo Men: The Boy Scouts of America and the Oval Office
• Snyder, Sarah, University College London (United Kingdom), The Rise of Human Rights in United States Foreign Relations
• Zake, Ieva, Rowan University (New Jersey), Ethnic Politics of American Political Parties and Presidential Administrations, 1960s-1980s

Spring 2010 Grants

• Beckmann, Matthew, University of California Irvine, Assessing Washington’s Arranged Marriage:  Presidents and their Party’s Congressional Leaders
• Bordelon, Christopher, Brandeis University, Trading Up, Trading Down: The Domestic Politics of America’s Foreign Trade Since World War II
• Bristol, Douglas, University of Southern Mississippi, Uncle Sam’s Easy Riders and Other Strange Tales of Mass Consumption in the U.S. Army
• Gavin, Victor, , University of Barcelona (Spain), The foreign dimension of Spain’s political transition (1975-1978)
• Hopkins, Michael, University of Liverpool (England), The State Department and the Making of American Foreign Policy
• Johns, Andrew, Brigham Young University, In the Eye of the Storm: John Sherman Cooper and the Cold War, 1946-1976
• Lauterbach, Allison, University of Southern California, Gagged: United States Foreign Aid and Reproductive Rights
• McGlinchey, Stephen, Cardiff University (Wales), American Arms and Iranian Ambitions:  Continuity and Change in American Foreign Policy Towards Iran in the 1970s
• Mitchell, Nancy, North Carolina State University, Race and Realpolitik: Jimmy Carter and Africa
• Mock, Harold, University of Virginia, Dangerous Power: An International History of German Unification, 1974-1993
• Passino, Carlo, University of Cagliari (Italy), Iranian Nuclear Program and U.S. Negotiation in 1970s
• Rodberg, Josie, Harvard University, Human Rights, Women’s Rights, States’ Rights: The Struggle Over Federal Family Planning Programs in the United States, 1965-1988
• Sharrow, Elizabeth, University of Minnesota, Producing Athletes, Defining Citizens: Title IX and the Construction of Gender in American Politics
• Spruill, Marjorie, University of South Carolina, Women’s Rights, Family Values & the Polarization of American Political Culture
• Winger, Gregory, Boston University, Stuck in the Middle with Daoud: American Relations with the Republic of Afghanistan 1973-1978

Fall 2009 Grants

• Bennett, M. Todd, East Carolina University, The Spirits of ’76:  The American Bicentennial and the Struggle for the Nation’s Soul
• Cavanna, Thomas, Institut d’Etudes Politiiques de Paris (France), The US Foreign Policy Towards India and Pakistan in the 1970s
• Depow, Elaine, McGill University (Canada), The Media’s Role in Electioneering Presidential Elections
• Francis-Fallon, Benjamin, Georgetown University, Minority Reports:  The Making of Hispanic Politics and the Rise of America
• Gumm, Angela, Iowa State University, Waste, Energy and Ideology:  The American People and the History of Resource Recovery from 1965-2001
• Hindman, Alex E., Claremont Graduate University, Preserving the Constitutional Presidency:  Separation of Powers, the Ford Administration and the Resurgent Congress of the Post-Watergate Era
• Kilinc, Aykut, University of New Hampshire, American Foreign Policy Toward Cyprus, 1963-1977
• Lechner, Zachary J., Temple University, The South of Mind:  America and the Imagined South, 1960-1980
• Nemchenok, Victor, University of Virginia, Contesting World Order:  International Development and the Search for Justice, 1970-1988
• Shaw, Jonathan Edwards, College of William & Mary, Ujamaa and Authenticite:  Nyere and Mobutu’s Imagined Nations
• Tulli, Umberto, Instituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (Italy), From Helsinki to Madrid:  The United States and Soviet Dissent (1975-1980)

 

Spring 2009 Grants

• Barr, Kathleen, Texas A&M University, The Energy Crisis of the 1970s: America and Its Allies Confront OPEC
• Chen, Ming Hsu, University of California (Berkley) School of Law, From Civil Rights to Multiculturalism:  Political and Legal Incorporation of Language Minorities, 1964-1979
• Cominelli, Lucrezia, Instituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (Italy), Italian American Relations in the Era of Détente
• Honeycutt, Lee, Iowa State University, “The Moral Equivalent of War”:  Presidential Language in American Energy Politics
• Hwang, Ingu, University of Chicago, Politics of Human Rights under the NationalSecurityState:  Democratization and Korean-American Relations from 1968 to 1980
• Klieman, Kairn, University of Houston, “Before the Curse”:  Petroleum, Politics, and Transnational Oil Companies in the Gulf of Guinea, Africa, 1960-1982
• McFarland, Victor, Yale University, The Oil Crisis:  The United States, the Arab World, and the Shock of the 1970s
• Middleton, Stuart, University of Queensland (Australia), Reputational Crisis Management in Campaign ‘76
• Rezk, Dina, Cambridge University (United Kingdom), Worlds Apart?  Anglo-American Political and Intelligence Assessments of Egypt Over Two Decades (1957-1977)
• Roth, Tanya L., Washington University in St. Louis, America’s Finest Ladies:  Women as Soldiers, Citizens, and Workers in the U.S. Military, 1945-1978
• Sahara, Ayako, University of California, San Diego, Global Humanitarianism:  U.S. Empire in Asia through U.S. Involvement in the Indochinese Refugee Issue
• Shao, Xiao, East China Normal University (Shanghai, China), The United States and the Vietnam Unification War (1973-1975)
• Stahl, Jason, University of Minnesota, Selling Conservatism:  Think Tanks, Conservative Ideology, and the Undermining of Liberalism, 1945-Present
• Stur, Heather, University of Southern Mississippi, Transformations in Gender Relations and Foreign Policy in the Post-Vietnam War Era

Fall 2008 Grants

• Bennett, M. Todd, U.S. Department of State, The Spirits of ’76: The American Bicentennial, Public Commemoration, and the Struggle for the Soul of the Nation.
• Bishop, William, Vanderbilt University, Still ’ Special’?  US-UK Relations and the Search for Zimbabwean Independence, 1976-80.
• Cook, Jonathan H., University of Cambridge (Great Britain), Détente Declining:  Domestic Politics and U.S. Relations with the Soviet Union, 1972-1976.
• Dowdall, Aaron, University of Missouri, Fissure Along the Angola Fault Line:  How the Angolan War Created Divisions in the U.S. Department of State.
• Goode, James, Grand Valley State University, Foreign Policy of the Ford Administration.
• LaBau, Jason, University of Southern California, Phoenix Rising:  Arizona and the Origins of Modern Conservative Politics.
• Milnes, Arthur H., Queens University Centre for the Study of Democracy (Canada), Library of Political Leadership:  The Ford-Trudeau Years:  A Documentary History.

Spring 2008 Grants

• Seth Ackerman, Cornell University, The Making of the Second Cold War
• Roham Alvandi, University of Oxford, Nixon, Kissinger, and the Shah:  US-Iran Relations and the Cold War in the Middle East, 1969-1976
• Barin Kayaoglu, University of Virginia, Authoritarian Modernization and Anti-Americanism in the Middle East:  The United States, Turkey, and Iran, 1961-1980
• Stephan Kieninger, University of Mannheim, U.S. Perceptions and Misperceptions of the Helsinki Final Act
• Douglas Little, Clark University, America and Radical Islam during the Nixon, Ford and Carter Years
• Joe Merton, University of Oxford, The Rise and Fall of the White Ethnic Moment in Post-New Deal American Politics
• Drew Meyers, University of Michigan, Sun Citizens:  The Culture and Politics of Retirement, 1950-2000
• Sudina Paungpetch, Texas A&M University, Domino by Design:  Thai-U.S. Relations during the Vietnam War
• Jaideep Prabhu, Vanderbilt University, Curbing the Buddha:  The Nuclear Control Regime after Pokhran
• Thomas Rudczynski, Northwestern University, “God’s Waiting Room”:  How Retirement to Florida Transformed the Sunbelt and the Nation
• Bartholomew Sparrow, University of Texas at Austin, Realism’s Practitioner:  Brent Scowcroft and U.S. Foreign Policy from Vietnam to Iraq

Fall 2007 Grants

• Alessandro Brogi, University of Arkansas, Confronting Anti-Americanism:  America’s Political and Cultural Cold War against the Communists in Fance and Italy
• James Epstein, Ohio University, Securing America:  Federal Crime Control, Domestic Political Intelligence and the Rise of Political Conservatism, 1964-1984
• Chad Mitcham, Editor, Australian Institute of International Relations, Petroleum and East Asia, 1880-2008:  Conflict, Diplomacy and Development
• Ross Nicolson, University of Oxford, Young People and American Politics, c. 1950-1980
• David Painter, Georgetown University, From the Nixon Doctrine to the Carter Doctrine:  Oil and Geopolitics in the 1970s
• Patrick Sharma, University of California, Los Angeles, Changing Norms of Development at Robert McNamara’s World Bank, 1968-1981
• James Stocker, Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland, The U.S., Syria and Lebanon (1975-1990)
• Hirotaka Watanabe, Osaka University, U.S. Space Policy during the Nixon and Ford Administrations:  Competition and Cooperation through Apollo
• Randall Woods, University of Arkansas, The Quiet American:  William Egan Colby and American Foreign Policy
• Leah Wright, Princeton University, Black Republicans and the Emergence of Contemporary Republican Ideology, 1964-1992

Spring 2007 Grants

• Nigel Bowles, Oxford University (England), Ford, Carter, and Reagan:  Presidents and Congresses after Watergate
• Christian Collet, Doshisha University (Japan), “A Profound Moral Obligation”:  The Impact of Gerald Ford and His Administration’s Policies on the Construction and Politics of the Vietnamese American Community
• Paul Kershaw, New York University, Negotiating a New Economic Regime in Mexico, 1977-1989
• Benjamin M. Looker, Yale University, A Place Apart:  Imagining the American Neighborhood, 1940-2000
• Donald W. Maxwell, Indiana University, Unguarded Border:  The Movement of People and Ideas between the United States and Canada in the Vietnam War Era
• Mark D. Nevin, University of Virginia, The Rise of Political Polling and the Battle for Public Opinion during the Nixon Presidency
• Thomas Alan Schwartz, Vanderbilt University, Henry Kissinger and the Dilemmas of American Power
• Katherine Scott, Temple University, A Right to Dissent:  Civil Society, Congress, and the Movement to Restrain the Domestic Security State, 1970-1978
• Min Song, University of Georgia, Sino-American Economic Relations from 1971-1980

Fall 2006 Grants /

• Roger Biles, Illinois State University,The Federal Government and Metropolitan America, 1945-2000
• Paul Coyer, London School of Economics and Political Science,Tacit Allies?  Sino-American Strategic Cooperation and the Reshaping of Asia, 1971-1981
• Joshua Davis, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,A Different Kind of Black Market:  African American Consumption and Business Enterprise in 1970s United States   
• Fiorella Favino, Foundation Italianieuropei, Italy,The G7 Summits and the Transformation of the International System in the Mid-Seventies
• Ernie Fuhr, Rockford Public Schools, Illinois, Using Primary Source Documents to Teach Presidential Decision Making to High School Students
• Ursula Gurney, The Ohio State University,The United States and European Détente:  Nixon, Ford, and the Helsinki Accords, 1969-1975
• Karissa Haugeberg, University of Iowa, Women in the Anti-Abortion Movement, 1970-2000
• David Kinkela, State University of New York at Fredonia,DDT and the Dilemmas of Regulation:  U.S. Environmental Policy Making in a Global Age
• Heidi Matiyow, The University of Michigan, Federal Policy and the Shaping of Educational Programs for Delinquent and Troubled Youth
• Iwona Swiatczak-Wasilewska, University of Helsinki, Finland, Ritual in American Political Culture:  Presidential State of the Union Addresses as a Case Study

Spring 2006 Grants

• Elizabeth Benning, London School of Economics and Political Science, West German Economic Power and the Reshaping of the International Economic System of the West, 1972-1978
• Lisa Burns, Quinnipiac University, The Construction of Collective Memory in Presidential Museums
• Roman Deininger, University of Vienna/University of New Orleans, The Presidents' God – Politics and Religion in the United States from Franklin D. Roosevelt to George W. Bush
• Robert Eldridge, Osaka University, A Time to Heal: U.S.-Japan Relations during the Ford Administration
• Makreeta Lahti, University of Potsdam, The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Policies of the United States towards the Federal Republic of Germany and Israel
• Richard Moss, Purdue University, The Rise of Symbolic Ethnicity: Italian-Americans, Jews, and the Negotiation of Identity in America, 1945-1980
• Giordana Pulcini, University of Roma Tre, The SALT II Treaty and the Internal Opposition in the United States (1975-1980)
• Joseph Renouard, Emory University, Limits and Morality: The Crisis of Confidence and Post-Vietnam American Foreign Policy, 1968-1981
• Greg Robinson, Universite du Quebec A Montreal, Japanese Americans, Vietnamese Americans, and the Ford Administration: The End of One Relocation and the Beginning of Another
• Kim van der Wijngaart, Utrecht University/Roosevelt Study Center, Dutch-American Relations in the Seventies, 1969-1977

Fall 2005 Grants

• Cheng Guan Ang, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), The Cold War International History of Southeast Asia
• Eduardo Canedo, Columbia University, The End of Regulation: The Movement to Deregulate the American Economy
• Jeffrey Crouch, The Catholic University of America, The Presidential Pardon Power
• Prudence Flowers, University of Melbourne (Australia), The Abortion Wars in the United States : Feminism and the Rise of the Christian Right in the 1970s and 1980s
• Silvia Pietrantonio, University of Bologna (Italy), Europe and America : The European Quest for a Common Middle East Policy in the 1970s: Between Oil Crisis and Transatlantic Tensions
• Nguyen Quoc Viet, University of Kassel (Germany), The Separation of Powers and Development of Presidency in the U.S.
• Neil Young, Columbia University, Battling the Equal Rights Amendment: Mormons, Baptists, Catholics and the Rise of ‘ProFamily’ Politics
• Barbara Zanchetta, University of Florence (Italy), From Détente to the Second Cold War: Continuity or Rupture in American Foreign Policy