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Michael E. Chapman |
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Teaching Interests U.S. Foreign Affairs. America and the Great Depression. World History: Globalization. Atlantic World. Modernity and National Identity. Modern Military History. Spanish Civil War. Vietnam War. History of Terrorism. Publications “‘How to Smash the British Empire’: John Forrest Kelly’s Irish World and the Boycott of 1920–21.” Éire-Ireland, 43:3,4 (Fall/Winter 2008). Historian’s Companion: Chronologies, Glossaries, Readings, Style Guide. Trebarwyth Press, 2008. Review Essay: “Censorship: A Dialectical Process for Social Change and National Expression.” Journal of Contemporary History, 43:2 (April 2008), pp. 353–54. “Pro-Franco Anti-communism: Ellery Sedgwick and the Atlantic Monthly.” Journal of Contemporary History, 41:4 (October 2006), pp. 641–62. Lessons of the War in Spain, by Maurice Duval. John Eoghan Kelly, trans. Michael E. Chapman, ed. Trebarwyth Press, 2006. Current Projects “Arguing Americanism: John Eoghan Kelly’s Franco Lobby, 1936–43.” Book manuscript, under contract to Kent State University Press. “Granite Cities, American Dreams: Solomon Willard, Quincy Quarries, and the Bunker Hill Monument.” Book manuscript. Curriculum Vitae
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Contact: Michael E. Chapman, PhD Dept. of History, Boston College |
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Last updated: 6 October 2008 |
