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952:, agreed to some of the students' demands as they departed the Straight, LaFeber resigned his position as chair of the history department. On a trip to New York City with a few other professors to meet with university trustees, LaFeber marshalled the arguments against the actions of Perkins. LaFeber publicly announced that he would not return to Cornell if Perkins remained. LaFeber's stance was one of the more influential in leading to Perkins' resignation at the end of the semester.
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1960s, including opposition to the war, the quest for racial justice, and the desire for a political system that better represented democratic ideals. He later said that "academic freedom means the freedom, indeed means the requirement (otherwise what is tenure for?) to criticize
American society when evidence accumulates that society has gone off in the wrong direction."
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debated issues vigorously, and especially were unafraid to strike out on new and uncharted paths in order to create what they sincerely hoped would be a better nation and a better world. All this, however, is not to deny that the decisions of these men resulted in many unfortunate consequences for their twentieth-century descendants.
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Finally, I must add that I have been profoundly impressed with the statesmen of these decades. ... I found both the policy makers and the businessmen of this era to be responsible, conscientious men who accepted the economic and social realities of their day, understood domestic and foreign problems,
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By early 1966 LaFeber was publicly critical of U.S. strategy in the
Vietnam War, saying that the country's policy reflected "the dilemma of American liberalism" with policy objectives that were contradictory and paradoxical. In general, LaFeber was in sympathy with many of the student causes of the
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LaFeber, who was known for being "old school" in his appearance and demeanor, always wearing a coat and tie to class, was lauded by
Cornell's in-house newspaper for his simplistic approach to presentation, with a style that has been characterized as "anti-razzle-dazzle". He began classes by writing
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liberal arts college in the southern part of
Indiana. LaFeber played varsity basketball for the Hanover Panthers, as a reserve forward during his sophomore year. He also played some during his junior year. He sang in the Hanover College Choir, which provided voices for Sunday morning Presbyterian
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Cornell faculty. His farewell lecture on April 25, 2006, billed as "A Special Evening With Cornell's Walter LaFeber: A Half-Century of Friends, Foreign Policy, and Great Losers" was given to a nearly 3,000-person, capacity gathering of former students,
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were secondary to larger questions of human rights and that a university's greatest responsibility was to eradicate racial and other injustices. But LaFeber was one of only a few liberal professors who strongly disagreed with that stance. To LaFeber, academic freedom was paramount; decades later,
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would write of this course that, despite his publishing achievements, "LaFeber might be even more distinguished as a teacher: one for whom the overworked adjective 'legendary' is entirely fitting. Without eyewitnesses, would we trust accounts that his upper-division lecture course regularly drew
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to accommodate them. He spoke softly for whatever room he was in, so as to force students to be absolutely quiet in order to hear him. While other revisionists focused more on ideological or institutional forces, LaFeber made his scholarship and his lectures memorable by stressing the role of
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LaFeber switched to half-time teaching in 1989, giving classes in the fall but reserving the spring for researching and writing. He began doing less than that in the 1990s, but then was offered the Andrew H. and James S. Tisch
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described it as part of a succeeding wave of books that tried to refine those insights in a firmer historical grounding. Fremont-Smith praised LaFeber's work for being a "penetrating account" that was especially strong in sorting out the chronology of events and tracing the impact of domestic
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Harvard, with both working on the same period but with very different interpretations of it. The more established May helpfully supplied LaFeber with documents he had found, which LaFeber took as an object lesson on how two fair-minded scholars can reach differing conclusions from the same
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by African American students, who eventually became armed, as well as some other physical and verbal threats made against university officials and faculty at the time, greatly dismayed him. Many of the younger and more progressive faculty members on campus supported the actions of the campus
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an outline of only a few points on the chalkboard and then talking without notes (lecturing from memory was a technique his mentor Harrington had used). At its peak, the course attracted more than 400 students and lectures were sometimes held in the large
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391:, on August 30, 1933. His father, Ralph Nichols LaFeber, owned a local grocery store; his mother, Helen (Liedecker), was a housewife. LaFeber worked at his father's store from age eight through the end of college. He became a lifelong fan of the
402:, the 6-foot-2-inch (1.88 m) LaFeber was a star basketball player. In one game during his senior year for the Indians, he scored 35 points, approaching the single-game record for most points scored in the South Bend sectional of the
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The devotion of past students towards LaFeber and his course has often been noted; many, regardless of what occupation they went into, have used the word "awe" to describe their recollection of his lectures. Historian and former student
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in 1989, LaFeber appeared on television frequently as an expert, and in an interview at the time, said the invasion was "an admission of failure to work out a diplomatic solution to get rid of a third-rate dictator that we had created."
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services and also gave concerts around the state, was co-chair of a "Religion in Life" Week program at the college, and was on the Hanover Board of Student Affairs, which directed extracurricular affairs on campus. He belonged to the
781:, Cornell University broke with an over-100-year-old tradition: Instead of the university president or another administrator delivering the commencement address, LaFeber became the first faculty member to give it. Cornell president
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hired LaFeber as an assistant professor in 1959. He became an associate professor in 1963. LaFeber found an engaging environment with a number of other up-and-coming figures in the history and government departments, including
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in 2004. The editor-in-chief of the journal wrote in an introductory note that "Professor LaFeber has been a commanding presence in the field of the history of American foreign relations for more than four decades."
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300-plus students each Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday? ... Or that he continued running discussion sections and grading papers for that huge class when he could have easily avoided it?"
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in 1989. He gave titled lectures at many universities, and made a number of appearances on radio and television. He also served on several scholarly editorial boards, including that of
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LaFeber's undergraduate History of American Foreign Relations class achieved a reputation as one of the toughest and most popular courses on campus. This was especially so during the
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became teaching assistants and with whom they would strike up a close bond (the four of them would become the core of what became known as the Wisconsin School of diplomatic history).
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666:(1997), LaFeber turned toward East Asia, surveying the breadth of the American engagement and conflict with Japan from the nineteenth century through the 1990s. While a
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later explained the reason: "It was the bicentennial. I felt that something significant should be said by someone who could say it with authority." In his address at
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predominated, LaFeber was influenced by Harrington's inductive methodology in seminar teaching, sense of irony, and suggestions that the economic interpretations of
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of interpretation laid down by Williams, is Walter LaFeber." However, not all have agreed; a broadside against Cold War revisionists was published by historian
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Mallaby, Sebastian (September 21, 1997). "Uneasy Partners: Two books detail the often rocky history of U.S. trade relations with Japan".
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that an invasion would help democracy spread throughout the Middle East "flies in the face of everything we know about Iraqi history."
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venue due to overwhelming demand for tickets.) The lecture, which was centered in part around the origins and implications of
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Rotter, Andrew J.; Costigliola, Frank (November 2004). "Walter LaFeber: Scholar, Teacher, Intellectual".
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Into New Territory: American Historians and the Concept of American Imperialism
1322:"United States Depression Diplomacy and the Brazilian Revolution, 1893â1894",
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John Quincy Adams and American Continental Empire: Letters, Papers and Speeches
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Gardner and McCormick, "The Making of a Wisconsin School Revisionist", p. 614.
1346:"The Post September 11 Debate over Empire, Globalization, and Fragmentation",
1114:(John Wiley & Sons, 1967; succ. eds. longer timespan, concluding 10th ed.
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1886:"Hanover Plans Opening With Dr. Parker To Mark 25th Year as Head of College"
1339:"Liberty and Power: U.S. Diplomatic History, 1750-1945" in Eric Foner, ed.,
1232:(W. W. Norton & Co., 1989; 2nd ed. 1994, also available in two volumes)
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The American Age: United States Foreign Policy at Home and Abroad since 1750
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Perkins, Bradford; LaFeber, Walter; Iriye, Akira; Cohen, Warren I. (1993).
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America in the Cold War: Twenty Years of Revolution and Response, 1947â1967
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690:(1999, revised 2002), which analyzes the rise in popularity of basketball,
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but more subtle; the label "moderate revisionist" has been applied to him.
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2683:"Letters to the Editor: Comment on Student Unrest: Opposition to Perkins"
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LaFeber was one of the United States' most distinguished scholars of the
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Presidents of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations
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Rotter and Costigliola, "Scholar, Teacher, Intellectual", pp. 631â632.
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Rotter and Costigliola, "Scholar, Teacher, Intellectual", pp. 628â630.
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Behind the Throne: Servants of Power to Imperial Presidents, 1898â1968
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and Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
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1329:"A Note on the 'Mercantilistic Imperialism' of Alfred Thayer Mahan",
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The American Century: A History of the United States Since the 1890s
1159:(Rand McNally, 1973; rev. ed. 1976, also available in two volumes)
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Struggle against political abuse of psychiatry in the Soviet Union
2368:"Cornell Bears Scars of Conflict; Faculty Is Divided Over Perkins"
2177:"Awards, Prizes, and Honors Conferred at the 128th Annual Meeting"
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The New Empire: An Interpretation of American Expansion, 1860â1898
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The New Empire: An Interpretation of American Expansion, 1860â1898
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The New Empire: An Interpretation of American Expansion, 1860â1898
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Cornell '69: Liberalism and the Crisis of the American University
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Rotter and Costigliola, "Scholar, Teacher, Intellectual", p. 635.
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Rotter and Costigliola, "Scholar, Teacher, Intellectual", p. 626.
1732:"South Bend Central Leads Parade of Sectional Champs to Sideline"
1053:
LaFeber died on March 9, 2021, at an assisted living facility in
935:
Afro-American Society and considered that traditional notions of
2835:
Schulzinger, Robert D. (November 2004). "Note from the Editor".
2293:. Malden, Massachusetts: Blackwell Publishing. pp. 230â254.
2027:
The Latin American policy of the second Cleveland administration
1917:. Mt. Carmel, Illinois. February 2, 1955. p. 3 – via
198:
The Latin American Policy of the Second Cleveland Administration
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1663:"Walter LaFeber, Historian Who Dissected Diplomacy, Dies at 87"
1417:. Malden, Massachusetts: Blackwell Publishing. pp. 79â102.
192:
2239:. Columbia: University of Missouri Press. pp. 5â6, 10â11.
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5684:
American espionage in the Soviet Union and Russian Federation
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1892:. Columbus, Indiana. August 18, 1954. p. 4 – via
1849:. Columbus, Indiana. March 17, 1955. p. 19 – via
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Inevitable Revolutions: The United States in Central America
646:
Inevitable Revolutions: The United States in Central America
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Cornell University Department of History Professors Emeriti
2500:"Legacy of Cornell-led diplomacy detailed at Carnegie Hall"
2346:. Syracuse, New York. May 26, 1966. p. 50 – via
1790:. Louisville, Kentucky. p. 16 (Section 2) – via
789:, LaFeber highlighted the similarities of Cornell founders
597:(1967), would end up going through ten editions (the last,
5723:
5703:
5698:
2917:. The College of Arts & Sciences, Cornell University.
2896:"Graduates send Rawlings off - again - in loving fashion"
2550:"Ronnie Coffman receives Cornell's highest faculty honor"
2218:"Books of the Times: The Cold War, From Then to Now â II"
184:
2937:
2199:"Books of the Times: The Cold War, From Then to Now â I"
1157:
Creation of the American Empire: U.S. Diplomatic History
1084:(Cornell University Press, 1963; 35th anniv. ed., 1998)
2666:. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press. pp.
2595:"Missile Shield Point Man Does Not Shy From Tough Sell"
1264:
The New Cambridge History of American Foreign Relations
518:, LaFeber found himself at the same table as historian
1204:
The Panama Canal: The Crisis in Historical Perspective
1046:
The influence of LaFeber was again a topic in 2016 at
823:
His colleague at Cornell, professor and administrator
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The Panama Canal: The Crisis in Historical Perspective
310:
The Panama Canal: The Crisis in Historical Perspective
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The Clash: U.S.-Japanese Relations Throughout History
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chose LaFeber to give a commemoration address on the
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The Clash: U.S.-Japanese Relations Throughout History
314:
The Clash: U.S.-Japanese Relations Throughout History
1870:. March 14, 1954. p. 2 (Section 2) – via
1399:. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. p. 6.
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Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations
867:, and Undersecretary of Defense and U.S. Ambassador
2714:. Office of the Historian, U.S. Department of State
1981:
1979:
1303:
The Deadly Bet: LBJ, Vietnam, and the 1968 Election
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The Cambridge History of American Foreign Relations
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2552:. Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
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2436:"LaFeber: A foreign affairs historical love story"
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325:Effect of revolutions abroad on American decisions
2710:. In McAllister, William B.; et al. (eds.).
1758:"Walter LaFeber, revered history professor, dies"
1625:"LaFeber, Walter 1933- (Walter Fredrick LaFeber)"
1551:
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1428:
1258:(Cambridge University Press, 1993), Volume II of
957:Department of State Historical Advisory Committee
808:In another prominent occasion, Cornell president
357:"Wisconsin School" of American diplomatic history
5869:Cornell University Department of History faculty
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5669:List of Eastern Bloc agents in the United States
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1206:(Oxford University Press, 1978; upd. ed., 1990)
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4106:North Yemen-South Yemen Border conflict of 1972
3513:On the Cult of Personality and Its Consequences
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2638:"Viet Nam Debate Lasts for 12 Hours at Cornell"
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1353:"Some Perspectives in U.S. Foreign Relations",
1292:(W. W. Norton & Co., 1999; exp. ed., 2002)
1219:(W. W. Norton & Co., 1983; 2nd. ed., 1993)
848:, Susan A. Brewer, Lorena Oropeza, and others.
2758:. Academy of Political Science. Archived from
1784:"Hanover, Loser Last Year, Leads Hoosier Loop"
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1256:The American Search for Opportunity, 1865â1913
985:. LaFeber served as president in 1999 of the
883:, Ambassador and Assistant Secretary of State
404:Indiana High School Boys Basketball Tournament
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2237:Harry S. Truman and the Cold War Revisionists
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5745:Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War
3296:Incapacitation of the Allied Control Council
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2581:America, Russia, and the Cold War, 1945â1992
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2268:"The world according to CU's Walter LaFeber"
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1622:For similar content, see also first part of
1610:. Gale Research Company. 1974. p. 484.
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1290:Michael Jordan and the New Global Capitalism
688:Michael Jordan and the New Global Capitalism
608:politics in each of the countries involved.
599:America, Russia, and the Cold War, 1945-2006
498:LaFeber was also influenced at Wisconsin by
323:Economics- and markets-based interpretations
4606:1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre
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1738:. Associated Press. p. 22 – via
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1111:America, Russia and the Cold War, 1945â1966
916:Bush Administration's foreign policy belief
733:shows LaFeber's brief outline at the start.
595:America, Russia and the Cold War, 1945-1966
514:. During his dissertation research at the
506:, as well as by the early American scholar
477:realistic theory of international relations
378:
306:America, Russia and the Cold War, 1945â2006
5709:United States involvement in regime change
3264:1947â1948 civil war in Mandatory Palestine
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502:, who developed LaFeber's interest in the
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2915:"New professorship honors Walter LaFeber"
2740:. April 14, 1989. p. 3A – via
2734:"Seven Ithacans named Guggenheim fellows"
2708:"Chapter 8: Cold War Normalcy, 1958â1979"
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2526:
2399:"Walter LaFeber: A guide, an inspiration"
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2291:A Companion to American Foreign Relations
1960:
1458:
1415:A Companion to American Foreign Relations
1412:
1403:
1191:America in Vietnam: A Documentary History
754:to a few Cornell-related figures such as
702:and their relation to, and metaphor for,
652:; in it, LaFeber formulates a variant of
359:. He was known for providing widely read
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1834:. March 13, 1954. p. 4 – via
1806:"4 Rough Road Tilts Faced by Ball State"
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3835:Transition to the New Order (Indonesia)
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1324:The Hispanic American Historical Review
1245:(University of Wisconsin Press, 1993)
487:, for whom LaFeber and fellow students
5859:University of WisconsinâMadison alumni
5834:People from St. Joseph County, Indiana
5816:
5679:Russian espionage in the United States
3951:Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia
2782:"Alphabetical Index of Active Members"
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1756:Friedlander, Blaine (March 10, 2021).
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1143:The Origins of the Cold War, 1941â1947
1020:Cornell alumni, and colleagues at the
962:Foreign Relations of the United States
424:Alpha Phi Gamma national honor society
5874:People from Tompkins County, New York
5674:Soviet espionage in the United States
3830:Indonesian mass killings of 1965â1966
3609:Consolidation of the Cuban Revolution
3274:1948 Palestinian expulsion and flight
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1508:Crawford, Franklin (April 26, 2006).
983:American Academy of Arts and Sciences
914:would end up poorly, saying that the
887:, and U.S. National Security Advisor
750:individuals, from his narrative hero
650:Gustavus Myers Outstanding Book Award
406:. He graduated high school in 1951.
361:revisionist histories of the Cold War
138:Gustavus Myers Outstanding Book Award
5750:Soviet UnionâUnited States relations
4101:1972 visit by Richard Nixon to China
2216:Fremont-Smith, Eliot (May 3, 1968).
2197:Fremont-Smith, Eliot (May 2, 1968).
2127:
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1331:Mississippi Valley Historical Review
777:In May 1976, during the year of the
5714:Soviet involvement in regime change
2434:Berman, Randee Mia (June 9, 2006).
2175:Schaffer, Dana (February 1, 2014).
1730:Burgess, Dale (February 23, 1951).
932:occupation of Willard Straight Hall
684:Organization of American Historians
13:
5894:21st-century American male writers
5884:20th-century American male writers
5755:Soviet UnionâUnited States summits
3229:1947 Polish parliamentary election
3114:Guerrilla war in the Baltic states
2893:
2681:Chess, Stanley D. (June 9, 1969).
2593:Sanger, David E. (June 11, 2001).
2320:Mandle, Jay R. (August 22, 1999).
2183:. American Historical Association.
1900:
1782:Boeck, Larry (December 25, 1952).
1375:10.1002/j.1538-165X.2009.tb00642.x
1026:American Museum of Natural History
739:turbulent times of the Vietnam War
648:(1984, revised 1992) received the
459:At this point LaFeber went to the
142:Clark Distinguished Teaching Award
14:
5945:
5914:American male non-fiction writers
4516:Lord's Resistance Army insurgency
4451:United States invasion of Grenada
3721:Guinea-Bissau War of Independence
3662:Expulsion of Soviets from Albania
2973:Walter LaFeber's farewell lecture
2961:
2928:Article entries taken from JSTOR.
2397:Rotter, Andrew J. (Summer 2012).
1843:"Hanover Choir Plans Spring Tour"
1305:(Rowman & Littlefield, 2005)
863:, U.S. National Security Advisor
444:in 1956. There, he studied under
5934:Historians from New York (state)
5889:21st-century American historians
5879:20th-century American historians
4591:United States invasion of Panama
4441:1982 EthiopianâSomali Border War
4081:1971 Turkish military memorandum
4044:Communist insurgency in Thailand
4014:Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
3946:Communist insurgency in Malaysia
3773:Assassination of John F. Kennedy
3701:IndonesiaâMalaysia confrontation
3219:Restatement of Policy on Germany
2849:10.1111/j.1467-7709.2004.00442.x
2658:Downs, Donald Alexander (1999).
1865:"Dr. Henry Kuizenga (above) ..."
1570:10.1111/j.1467-7709.2004.00443.x
1443:10.1111/j.1467-7709.2004.00444.x
1350:, Vol. 117, No. 1 (Spring, 2002)
1326:, Vol. 40, No. 1 (February 1960)
1272:(W. W. Norton & Co., 1997);
641:United States invasion of Panama
5909:American foreign policy writers
5904:Historians of the United States
5844:Basketball players from Indiana
5311:Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
4692:Dissolution of the Soviet Union
4621:Fall of the inner German border
4521:1988 Black Sea bumping incident
4171:Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
4161:Spanish transition to democracy
4121:1972â1975 Bangladesh insurgency
3748:Communist insurgency in Sarawak
3254:Indo-Pakistani War of 1947â1948
3135:Occupation of the Baltic states
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2913:Hovis, Kathy (March 22, 2021).
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2875:Temel, Erica (April 26, 2006).
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2016:(35th anniv. ed.), pp. xi, xiv.
2006:
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1711:Dudley, David (MayâJune 2006).
1661:Roberts, Sam (March 10, 2021).
1534:Gold, Lauren (April 26, 2006).
1343:(Temple University Press, 1990)
1176:, later editions add co-author
1146:(John Wiley & Sons, 1971)
1131:(John Wiley & Sons, 1967)
1041:American Historical Association
879:, Assistant Secretary of State
763:American Historical Association
564:American Historical Association
510:and the intellectual historian
4091:Four Power Agreement on Berlin
3726:Mozambican War of Independence
3165:Indonesian National Revolution
2944:. Cambridge University Press.
2366:Bigart, Homer (May 28, 1969).
2307:The New York Times Book Review
2274:. pp. 3A, 4A – via
2266:Yaukey, John (March 6, 1990).
2087:The American Historical Review
1317:Selected articles and chapters
1039:In 2013, LaFeber was given an
674:received both the prestigious
629:PanamaâUnited States relations
530:
355:, and a leading member of the
353:history of U.S. foreign policy
16:American historian (1933â2021)
1:
5689:CIA and the Cultural Cold War
4704:Dissolution of Czechoslovakia
4657:Min Ping Yu No. 5540 incident
4379:1984 Summer Olympics boycotts
4344:Seven Days to the River Rhine
4076:Corrective Revolution (Egypt)
3363:March 1949 Syrian coup d'Ă©tat
3291:1948 Czechoslovak coup d'Ă©tat
2498:Craig, Jon (March 14, 2016).
1333:, Vol. 48, No. 4 (March 1962)
1278:online review by Jon Davidann
1262:(rev. ed. 2013, Volume II of
1006:
922:Academic positions and honors
4682:Fall of communism in Albania
4652:Mongolian Revolution of 1990
4601:Polish Round Table Agreement
3941:1968 Polish political crisis
3758:Eritrean War of Independence
3524:Hungarian Revolution of 1956
3419:East German uprising of 1953
3351:Chinese Communist Revolution
3016:
2877:"LaFeber Gives Last Lecture"
2706:Botts, Joshua (March 2015).
1382:
1357:, Vol. 31, No. 3 (June 2007)
678:in American History and the
7:
4556:Korean Air Lines Flight 007
4284:Korean Air Lines Flight 902
4029:Corrective Movement (Syria)
3993:New People's Army rebellion
3988:Sino-Soviet border conflict
3716:Angolan War of Independence
3579:Second Taiwan Strait Crisis
3459:1954 Guatemalan coup d'Ă©tat
3104:Jamaican political conflict
2235:Ferrell, Robert H. (2006).
2136:Reviews in American History
1957:(35th anniv. ed.), p. xiii.
1363:Political Science Quarterly
1348:Political Science Quarterly
996:-like issue in the journal
981:LaFeber was elected to the
975:Political Science Quarterly
712:
10:
5950:
5864:Cornell University faculty
5854:Stanford University alumni
4752:Sino-Indian border dispute
4581:First Nagorno-Karabakh War
4511:1987â1989 JVP insurrection
4269:1976 Argentine coup d'Ă©tat
4181:Turkish invasion of Cyprus
4131:1973 Uruguayan coup d'Ă©tat
3815:1964 Brazilian coup d'Ă©tat
3783:Cyprus crisis of 1963â1964
3472:First Taiwan Strait Crisis
3239:Asian Relations Conference
2756:"Editorial Advisory Board"
2340:"CU Prof Wins Clark Award"
2322:"Follow the Bouncing Ball"
1944:(35th anniv. ed.), p. xii.
1099:(Quadrangle Books, 1965)
818:September 11, 2001 attacks
779:United States Bicentennial
5788:
5737:
5659:
5636:William Appleman Williams
5581:Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.
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4357:
4096:Bangladesh Liberation War
4086:1971 Sudanese coup d'Ă©tat
4001:
3973:1969 Sudanese coup d'Ă©tat
3961:1968 Peruvian coup d'Ă©tat
3624:
3399:Arab Cold War (1952â1979)
3376:
3086:
3024:
2894:Ju, Anne (May 29, 2006).
2442:. p. 7A – via
2075:(35th anniv. ed.), p. xi.
1915:Daily Republican Register
1669:. p. A25 (March 11).
1395:Morgan, James G. (2014).
485:William Appleman Williams
365:William Appleman Williams
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4411:1980 Turkish coup d'Ă©tat
4246:CambodianâVietnamese War
4216:1978 Somali coup attempt
4176:Second IraqiâKurdish War
4141:1973 Chilean coup d'Ă©tat
3966:Revolutionary Government
3860:South African Border War
3652:1960 Turkish coup d'Ă©tat
3569:Iraqi 14 July Revolution
3424:1953 Iranian coup d'Ă©tat
3404:1952 Egyptian revolution
1341:The New American History
1067:
940:he reiterated his view:
906:", an informal name for
700:cable satellite networks
527:from Wisconsin in 1959.
469:Frederick Jackson Turner
379:Early life and education
5924:Historians from Indiana
4616:Fall of the Berlin Wall
4561:People Power Revolution
4546:Central American crisis
4486:1986 Black Sea incident
4136:1973 Afghan coup d'Ă©tat
4034:Western Sahara conflict
3845:1966 Syrian coup d'Ă©tat
3768:1963 Syrian coup d'Ă©tat
3711:Portuguese Colonial War
3674:First IraqiâKurdish War
3439:1954 Syrian coup d'Ă©tat
3316:Annexation of Hyderabad
3259:1947â1949 Palestine war
2181:Perspectives on History
1717:Cornell Alumni Magazine
1713:"The Quiet Americanist"
461:University of Wisconsin
422:social fraternity, the
338:Walter Fredrick LaFeber
239:American Foreign Policy
181:University of Wisconsin
5929:Bancroft Prize winners
5849:Hanover College alumni
4910:Neoclassical economics
4421:Gulf of Sidra incident
3978:1969 Libyan revolution
3669:IraqiâKurdish conflict
3454:1954 Geneva Conference
3214:Turkish straits crisis
3209:Corfu Channel incident
1911:"Engagement Announced"
1890:The Evening Republican
1847:The Evening Republican
1016:
946:
856:
799:founders of the nation
774:
734:
584:
475:. In an era when the
473:Fred Harvey Harrington
209:Fred Harvey Harrington
5760:RussiaâNATO relations
5641:Jonathan Reed Winkler
4925:Democratic capitalism
4920:Supply-side economics
4888:American conservatism
4687:Breakup of Yugoslavia
4576:Bougainville conflict
4491:South Yemen civil war
4426:Martial law in Poland
4289:Nicaraguan Revolution
4264:Dirty War (Argentina)
4071:1971 JVP insurrection
3885:Years of Lead (Italy)
3763:North Yemen civil war
3681:Berlin Crisis of 1961
3657:AlbanianâSoviet split
3589:1959 Tibetan uprising
3554:Syrian Crisis of 1957
3409:Iraqi Intifada (1952)
3269:1948 ArabâIsraeli War
2881:The Cornell Daily Sun
2583:(7th edition), p. vi.
2533:"Commencement 1976".
2519:The Cornell Daily Sun
1868:The Indianapolis Star
1832:The Indianapolis News
1828:"38-Voice Choir Here"
1118:, McGraw-Hill, 2006)
1014:
968:He was selected as a
942:
912:2003 invasion of Iraq
854:
772:
731:
680:Ellis W. Hawley Prize
635:decide to ratify the
631:and with helping the
593:LaFeber's next work,
579:
400:Walkerton High School
342:Department of History
133:Ellis W. Hawley Prize
5839:Writers from Indiana
5181:Non-Aligned Movement
4803:Peaceful coexistence
4757:North Borneo dispute
4672:German reunification
4667:Min Ping Yu No. 5202
4365:Salvadoran Civil War
4314:Grand Mosque seizure
4309:Yemenite War of 1979
4201:Mozambican Civil War
4156:Carnation Revolution
4111:Yemenite War of 1972
4049:1970 Polish protests
3880:1967 Hong Kong riots
3855:Argentine Revolution
3805:Guatemalan Civil War
3733:Cuban Missile Crisis
3647:Bay of Pigs Invasion
3519:1956 PoznaĆ protests
3497:Geneva Summit (1955)
3099:Hukbalahap Rebellion
3078:Non-Aligned Movement
1810:Muncie Evening Press
1736:The Terre Haute Star
1607:Contemporary Authors
950:James Alfred Perkins
795:Andrew Dickson White
633:United States Senate
454:Dwight D. Eisenhower
430:from there in 1955.
383:LaFeber was born in
95:Professor of History
5899:Cold War historians
5626:Alex von Tunzelmann
5616:Vladimir TismÄneanu
5541:Thomas J. McCormick
5536:Jack F. Matlock Jr.
5436:Robert Hugh Ferrell
5299:Crusade for Freedom
5096:Illiberal democracy
4980:Ho Chi Minh Thought
4783:Eisenhower Doctrine
4636:Peaceful Revolution
4631:Romanian Revolution
4611:Revolutions of 1989
4596:1988 Polish strikes
4506:Operation INFEKTION
4501:1987 Lieyu massacre
4406:Eritrean Civil Wars
4389:Peruvian Revolution
4339:1979 Herat uprising
4329:Sino-Vietnamese War
4294:UgandaâTanzania War
4274:EgyptianâLibyan War
4241:Third Indochina War
4236:Sino-Albanian split
4226:Ethiopian Civil War
4126:Eritrean Civil Wars
4066:Ping-pong diplomacy
4039:Cambodian Civil War
3865:Korean DMZ Conflict
3850:Cultural Revolution
3820:Dominican Civil War
3798:Tlatelolco massacre
3584:1959 Mosul uprising
3574:1958 Lebanon crisis
3301:Al-Wathbah uprising
3224:First Indochina War
3194:Iran crisis of 1946
2762:on October 11, 2014
2623:The Washington Post
2548:McCandless, Linda.
2124:(orig. ed.), p. ix.
1788:The Courier-Journal
1542:. Ithaca, New York.
1516:. Ithaca, New York.
1193:(Doubleday, 1985)
841:Richard H. Immerman
637:Panama Canal Treaty
516:Library of Congress
493:Thomas J. McCormick
438:Stanford University
172:Stanford University
154:Academic background
5780:Russian Revolution
5576:Mary Elise Sarotte
5561:William B. Pickett
5486:Patrick J. Hearden
5466:Gabriel Gorodetsky
5461:Timothy Garton Ash
5446:Anneli Ute Gabanyi
5041:Ethnic nationalism
4793:Hallstein Doctrine
4677:Yemeni unification
4466:1985 Geneva Summit
4431:Casamance conflict
4334:New Jewel Movement
4319:Iranian Revolution
4304:ChadianâLibyan War
4251:Cambodian conflict
4231:Lebanese Civil War
4221:Western Sahara War
4196:June 1976 protests
4191:Cambodian genocide
3956:17 July Revolution
3910:Nigerian Civil War
3825:Rhodesian Bush War
3810:Colombian conflict
3753:Ramadan Revolution
3492:Bandung Conference
3368:Operation Valuable
3249:Partition of India
2900:The Ithaca Journal
2837:Diplomatic History
2813:on August 10, 2018
2738:The Ithaca Journal
2690:The New York Times
2642:The Ithaca Journal
2599:The New York Times
2440:The Ithaca Journal
2375:The New York Times
2326:The New York Times
2272:The Ithaca Journal
2222:The New York Times
2203:The New York Times
1971:Into New Territory
1667:The New York Times
1627:. Encyclopedia.com
1558:Diplomatic History
1431:Diplomatic History
1355:Diplomatic History
1017:
999:Diplomatic History
893:Dwight L. Bush Sr.
885:William Brownfield
857:
775:
735:
723:The New York Times
604:The New York Times
577:, LaFeber writes:
536:Cornell University
465:Harvard University
385:Walkerton, Indiana
375:in New York City.
346:Cornell University
248:Cornell University
57:Walkerton, Indiana
5811:
5810:
5798:List of conflicts
5646:Rudolph Winnacker
5591:Giles Scott-Smith
5566:Ronald E. Powaski
5521:Melvyn P. Leffler
5451:John Lewis Gaddis
5426:Robert D. English
5391:Warren H. Carroll
5381:Michael Beschloss
5350:Nuclear arms race
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5091:Liberal democracy
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4818:Brezhnev Doctrine
4626:Velvet Revolution
4370:SovietâAfghan War
4186:Angolan Civil War
3983:Goulash Communism
3840:ASEAN Declaration
3793:Mexican Dirty War
3691:Annexation of Goa
3642:1960 U-2 incident
3616:Sino-Soviet split
3594:Laotian Civil War
3434:Bricker Amendment
3414:Mau Mau rebellion
3358:Malayan Emergency
3346:Chinese Civil War
3306:TitoâStalin split
3160:Division of Korea
2807:"Past Presidents"
2504:Cornell Chronicle
2377:. pp. 1, 30.
2344:The Post-Standard
1762:Cornell Chronicle
1540:Cornell Chronicle
1514:Cornell Chronicle
1174:Richard Polenberg
970:Guggenheim Fellow
787:Schoellkopf Field
752:John Quincy Adams
654:dependency theory
614:Robert H. Ferrell
409:LaFeber attended
335:
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5481:John Earl Haynes
5411:Nicholas J. Cull
5396:Adrian Cioroianu
5376:Thomas A. Bailey
5323:Voice of America
5214:
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5126:White separatism
5106:Social democracy
5101:Guided democracy
5081:Authoritarianism
5031:Ultranationalism
5021:Anti-imperialism
4948:MarxismâLeninism
4861:
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4848:Kinmen Agreement
4813:Johnson Doctrine
4798:Kennedy Doctrine
4714:Frozen conflicts
4697:1991 August Coup
4586:Afghan Civil War
4481:ReykjavĂk Summit
4476:Somali Rebellion
4416:Ugandan Bush War
4394:GdaĆsk Agreement
3915:Protests of 1968
3895:War of Attrition
3604:Cuban Revolution
3540:We will bury you
3507:Cyprus Emergency
3487:Kashmir Princess
3477:Jebel Akhdar War
3326:Western betrayal
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545:Theodore J. Lowi
500:Philip D. Curtin
489:Lloyd C. Gardner
481:Charles A. Beard
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