Con-IH 2005

Harvard Annual Graduate Student Conference

International History at Harvard University

           

KC Johnson (Brooklyn College)

           

KC Johnson is a member of the History Department at Brooklyn College, and for the spring 2005 semester, he has returned to Harvard University as a visiting professor in the History Department.  At Brooklyn College, he teaches courses in US international, political, and constitutional history.  His most recent published book is a biography of Ernest Gruening, the Alaska senator who cast one of the two votes against the Tonkin Gulf Resolution.  He has just completed a history of Congress and the Cold War, which will be published by Cambridge University Press later this year; and Norton is coming out this spring with two volumes of transcripts of the LBJ presidential tapes, which he co-edited.

             

                       

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