Curriculum Vitae: Frank Costigliola February 2015

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1 Curriculum Vitae: Frank Costigliola February 2015 Department of History University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut Tel (C) FAX Education Hamilton College, B.A 1968 Universitat München Cornell University, Ph.D Dissertation The Politics of Financial Stabilization: American Economic Policy in. Europe, Employment University of Rhode Island, University of Connecticut, Honors & Awards UConn Humanities Institute Fellowship, UConn Large Grant, 2014 Institute for Advanced Study Director s Visitor, summer 2011 Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton/National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, UConn Humanities Institute Fellowship, (declined) President, Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, 2009 UConn Chancellor s Excellence in Research Award, 2002 UConn Humanities Institute Fellowship, UConn Alumni Assn Excellence in Research Award, 2002 Nobel Institute Fellowship (Oslo), 1999 Guggenheim Fellowship, Harvard Warren Center, (declined) NATO Fellowship, ) Harry S Truman Library, 1994 Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation Grant Research, 1992 National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, PUBLICATIONS Books Explaining the History of American Foreign Relations, 3 rd ed. [co-editor], (Cambridge University Press, 2015) The Kennan Diaries [editor] (W. W. Norton, 2014) America in the World: The Historiography of American Foreign Relations since 1941, 2 nd ed. [co-editor], (Cambridge University Press, 2014)

2 Roosevelt s Lost Alliances: How Personal Politics Helped Start the Cold War (Princeton University Press, 2012, Pbk, 2013). Winner of the Robert H. Ferrell Book Prize given by the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR) France and the United States: The Cold Alliance since World War II (Macmillan, 1992). Awkward Dominion: American Political, Economic and Cultural Relations with Europe, (Cornell University Press, Pbk. ed., 1987, 2010) Book in Progress My Russian Self : The Frustrated Passions of George F. Kennan (under contract with Princeton University Press) General Audience Publications: Is This George Kennan? New York Review of Books (December 8, 2011), 4-8 [lead article]. Forthcoming: I React Intensely to Everything : Russia and the Frustrated Emotions of George F. Kennan, Journal of American History (March 2016) The Failed Freedom: Franklin D. Roosevelt and Freedom from Fear in Jeffrey Engel (ed.), Roosevelt s Four Freedoms (Cornell University Press, 2015) The Splendid Deception of Doctor Roosevelt, in Jeffrey Engel and Thomas Knock (ed.), When Life Strikes the White House (Harvard University Press, 2015) Reading for Emotion in Explaining the History of American Foreign Relations, 3 rd ed. [also co-editor of the volume] (Cambridge University Press, 2015) Articles and Book Chapters Roosevelt s Body and National Power, in Emily S. Rosenberg (ed.), Body and Nation (Duke University Press, 2014), Kennan Encounters Russia, , in Choi Chatterjee and Beth Holmgren (ed.), Americans Experience Russia (Routledge, 2013), pp Pamela Churchill, Wartime London, and the Making of the Special Relationship, Diplomatic History (September 2012), Archibald Clark Kerr, Averell Harriman, and the Fate of the Wartime Alliance, Journal of Transatlantic Studies (June 2011), After Roosevelt s Death: Dangerous Emotions, Divisive Discourses, and the Abandoned Alliance, [Presidential Address] Diplomatic History, (January 2010), The Foreign Policy of Kennedy and Johnson in the Cold War in Odd Arne Westad and Melvyn P. Leffler (ed.), Cambridge History of the Cold War, vol. 2 (2010), Broken Circle: The Isolation of Franklin D. Roosevelt in World War II, Diplomatic History, November 2008, The Invisible Wall : Personal and Cultural Origins of the Cold War, The New England Journal of History, vol. 64 (Fall 2007): ; published also in in Rossiisko-Amerikanskie Otnosheniia v Proshlom I Nastoiashchem, ed. by V. Zhuravleva, pp (Moscow: Russian State University for the Humanities Press, 2007) Like Animals or Worse : Narratives of Culture and Emotion by U.S. and British POWs and Airmen behind Soviet Lines, , Diplomatic History (November 2004), Walter LaFeber: Scholar, Teacher, Intellectual, Diplomatic History (November 2004),

3 (with Andrew Rotter). Reading for Meaning: Theory, Language, and Metaphor in Michael Hogan and Thomas G. Paterson (ed.), Explaining American Foreign Relations (Cambridge University Press, 2004), Defining and Doing the History of United States Foreign Relations: A Primer (with Thomas G. Paterson) in ibid, I Had Come as a Friend : Emotion, Culture, and Ambiguity in the Formation of the Cold War, Cold War History (August 2000), The Creation of Memory and Myth: Stalin s 1946 Election Speech and the Soviet Threat, in Martin Medhurst and H. W. Brands (ed.), Critical Reflections on the Cold War: Linking Rhetoric and History (College Station: Texas A&M Press, 2000), The Vietnam War and the Challenges to American Power in Europe, in Lloyd C. Gardner and Ted Gittinger (ed.), International Perspectives on Vietnam (College Station: Texas A&M Press, 2000), Language and Power in the Western Alliance, in Kathleen Burk and Melvyn Stokes (eds.), The United States and the European Alliance since 1945 (New York: Berg, 1999), "'Mixed Up' and 'Contact': Culture and Emotion among the Allies in the Second World War," International History Review (December 1998), "Culture, Emotion, and the Creation of Atlantic Identity, " in Geir Lundestad (ed.), No End to Alliance (St. Martin's Press, 1998), "'Unceasing Pressure for Penetration': Gender, Pathology, and Emotion in George Kennan's Formation of the Cold War," The Journal of American History (March 1997), Reprinted in Robert McMahon and Thomas G. Paterson (eds), The Origins of the Cold War (Boston, 1999), ; Paterson and Merrill (ed.), Major Problems in American Foreign Relations, "The Nuclear Family: Tropes of Gender and Pathology in the Western Alliance," Diplomatic History (Spring 1997), "La réaction américaine au retrait de la France de l'otan" in Maurice Vaisse, Pierre Mélandri and Frédéric Bozo (ed.), LaFrance et l'otan (Paris, 1996), Reprinted in "'Not a Normal Government': The U.S. Reaction to the French Withdrawal from NATO" in Guido Müller (ed.), Deutschland und der Westen (Stuttgart, 1998), "Kennedy, the European Allies, and the Failure to Consult," Political Science Quarterly, (Spring 1995), "An 'Arm Around the Shoulder': The United States, NATO and German Reunification, ," Contemporary European History, (July 1994), "L'image de la France aux États-Unis," in Les Cahiers de l'institut d'histoire du temps présent, (June 1994), "Lyndon B. Johnson, Germany, and the 'End of the Cold War,'" Warren Cohen and Nancy Tucker (eds.), Lyndon B. Johnson Confronts the World (Cambridge University Press, 1994). "Kennedy and de Gaulle," in Robert Paxton (ed.), De Gaulle and the United States: A Centennial Reappraisal (Berg, 1993), "Power and Language: The French Connection," Contemporary European History, 3 (March 1993), "France between the Superpowers, ," in Robert S. Jordan (ed.), Europe between the Superpowers (St. Martin's Press, 1991),

4 "The Americanization of Europe in the 1920s," in Gerald D. Feldman, et. al. (ed.), Konsequenzen der Inflation (Berlin, 1989). "The Pursuit of Atlantic Community: Nuclear Arms, Dollars, and Berlin" in Thomas Paterson (ed.), Kennedy's Quest for Victory (Oxford University Press, 1988), "'Like Children in the Darkness: The Impact on Europe of the Kennedy Assassination," Journal of Popular Culture 20 (Winter 1987), "The Failed Design: Kennedy, de Gaulle, and the Struggle for Europe," Diplomatic History, 8 (Summer 1984), "United States-European Relations and the Effort to Shape American Public Opinion," in Gustav Schmidt (ed.), Konstellationen internationaler Politik (Bochum, 1983). "John B. Stetson, Jr. and Poland: The Diplomacy of a Prophet Scorned," in K. Paul Jones (ed.), U.S. Diplomats in Europe, (ABC-Clio, 1981). "American Foreign Policy in the 'Nutcracker': The United States and Poland in the 1920s," Pacific Historical Review, 48 (February 1979), "Anglo-American Financial Rivalry in the 1920s," The Journal of Economic History, 37 (December 1977), "The United States and the Reconstruction of Germany in the 1920s," Business History Review, 50 (Winter 1976), "The Other Side of Isolationism: The Establishment of the First World Bank, ," The Journal of American History, 59 (December 1972), Selected Conference Papers and Invited Lectures (Since 1985) After Yalta: What Went Wrong? American University, April From Cambridge Avenue to Containment: Milwaukee in the Diaries of George F. Kennan, Marquette University, April Conversation on Kennan, Princeton University, March The Potential and the Limits of Emotions History, Conference on Emotions in International History, Melbourne, Australia, December The Kennan Diaries, Kansas City Public Library, June 2014; Cato Institute, July 2014, U.S. State Department, July 2014; Woodrow Wilson Center, October George Kennan and Russia, Russian Academy of Sciences, November 2014 How George Kennan Thought about Russia, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, February Personality and Presidential Transitions: The Case of Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman, Griffin Memorial Lecture at Vassar College, September 2012; University of Virginia, October 2012; Skotheim Memorial Lecture at Whitman College, October Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin, Columbia University, October How George Kennan Thought about Russia, Harvard University, March 2012; Williams College, April Franklin Roosevelt s Wartime Leadership, University of Virginia, March Roosevelt and the Wartime Alliance, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, November Approaching George F. Kennan, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, October Archibald Clark Kerr, W. Averell Harriman, and the Fate of the Wartime Alliance, Transatlantic Studies Association, Plenary address, Canterbury, UK, July 2009.

5 After Roosevelt s Death: Dangerous Emotions, Divisive Discourses, and the Abandoned Alliance, Presidential Address, SHAFR, June The Perils of Intimacy: Harry L. Hopkins as Franklin D. Roosevelt s National Security Adviser, University of Wisconsin Madison, September 2008; Ohio State University, April Revisiting World War II Personal Diplomacy, Williams College, March The Impact of Disability and Intimacy on Franklin D. Roosevelt s Isolation in World War II, Temple University, November FDR s Androgyny, Organization of American Historians, Minneapolis, MN, March The Contact Issue in U.S.-British-Soviet Relations in World War II, Conference on the 200 th Anniversary of Russian American Relations, Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow, February Rhetoric and Ideology in Kennedy s and Johnson s Cold War, Cambridge History of the Cold War Working Conference, Austin, September 2006 (to be published in Melvyn Leffler and Odd Arne Westad (ed.), Cambridge History of the Cold War, Half-Man as Hero: Harry Hopkins and FDR s Wartime Diplomacy, Conference on Heroism, University of Connecticut, February Mental Maps: The Geographical Conceptions of Franklin D. Roosevelt and of Joseph Stalin, Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, N.Y., September How Does Critical Theory Change What We Know about the Cold War?, Organization of American Historians Annual Conference, San Jose, California, April The United States and the Reunification of Germany, Nijmegen, Netherlands, December From So-Called Free French to Freedom Fries : Emotional Reactions to French Defiance, , Columbia University, September Cultures of Foreign Relations History, SHAFR Plenary, June Like Animals or Worse : Narratives of Emotion and Culture from Behind Soviet Lines, , University of California at San Diego, May Constructions of Identity by Americans, British, Poles, and Russians in Soviet-Occupied Poland, , Yale, April Emotions and the Formation of the Cold War, Queens College, Oxford, March Guns and Kisses in the Kremlin, Conference on European Studies, Chicago, March Hidden Assumptions: American Exceptionalism and the Grand Narrative of U.S. Foreign Relations History, Plenary Address, Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations Conference, June Guns and Kisses in the Kremlin: Homosocial Emotion and the Formation of the Cold War, The Future of the Queer Past, University of Chicago, September Homosocial Emotion and U.S. Foreign Policy, University of Connecticut, April Emotion and Cultural Difference in W. Averell Harriman s Formation of the Cold War, invited keynote address, Vassar College Ford Scholars award ceremony, February Emotion and Cultural Difference in the Formation of the Cold War, Nobel Institute, Oslo, Norway, June George F. Kennan and the Cold War, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, May The Importance of Language in Understanding George F. Kennan, Lund University, Lund, Sweden, March New Perspectives in the History of American Foreign Relations, American Historical Association, Washington, January 1999.

6 "'Strangers in a Strange Land': Emotion and Culture in Anglo-American-Soviet Relations in World War II, Ohio State University, November "Emotional Reasoning and Cultural Difference in Anglo-American-Soviet Relations in World War II," Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, June "The Creation of Memory and Myth: Stalin's 1946 Election Speech and the `Soviet Threat,'" Texas A & M University, March "Culture, Emotion, and the Creation of Atlantic Identity, , Nobel Symposium, Oslo, April "The U.S. Reaction to the French Withdrawal from NATO in 1966," Paris, Institute for Contemporary History, February "The Nuclear Family," Commonwealth Fund Conference, London, February "'Unceasing Pressure for Penetration': Gender, Monstrosity, and 'Reality' in George Kennan's Formation of the Cold War," Ohio University, May "Gendered Discourses in the Cold War," Cornell University, April "The United States, Germany, and the Prospect for Detente in the 1960s," International Congress on East-West Relations, , Bochum, Germany, September "The Nuclear Family: Gendered Discourses in the Western Alliance," Yale University; Organization of American Historians, Anaheim, April "The Image of France in the United States since World War II, Institut d'histoire du temps present, Paris, December "'NATO Theology': Language and the Creation of the Western Alliance in 1949," American Studies Association, Baltimore, November "The United States, NATO, and the Reunification of Germany," Universitaet Leipzig, Universitaet Koln, and Universitaet Heidelberg, May "The United States, France, and the Unification of Germany," University of New Hampshire, May "Kennedy, de Gaulle, and the Challenge of Consultation," De Gaulle en son siecle, New York University, April 1990; Paris, November "Shock Therapy for a 'Sick Society': American Propaganda Efforts in France in the Early 1950s," American Studies Association, New Orleans, November "The Impact of American Power on Weimar Germany," Interdisciplinary Symposium on Americanization, Harvard University, March "Two Failed Giants: Lyndon B. Johnson and Charles de Gaulle in the 1960s," University of Connecticut Foreign Policy Seminar, December "The U.S., France, and Germany, ," Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Amerikastudien, Bochum, Germany, May "John F. Kennedy and Germany," Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Amerikastudien, Heidelberg, February "'Like Children in the Darkness': European Reaction to the Assassination of John F. Kennedy," Hofstra Presidential Conference, March Interviews on WNYC, NPR, Russian TV Reviews in The New York Review of Books, American Historical Review, Journal of American History, International History Review, Political Science Quarterly and other journals.

7 Professional Service: Executive Council, Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, , Vice President, President, 2009 Board of Editors, Diplomatic History and Rhetoric and Public Affairs