Jonathan Goodwin

Name:	Jonathan Goodwin
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Public lists managed by Jonathan Goodwin

• Cambridge American History Events
• Cambridge American History Seminar

Talks given by Jonathan Goodwin

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Talks organised by Jonathan Goodwin

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• CANCELLED: Beverly Gage: G-Man: J. Edgar Hoover and the American Century
• CANCELLED: Alex Goodall: The US Marine Empire in the Caribbean and Central America, c.1870-1920
• CANCELLED Jennifer Luff: Secrets, Lies, and the 'Special Relationship' in the Early Cold War
• Rhys Jones: Temporal Claustrophobia at the Continental Congress, 1774-1776
• Molly Geidel: Mid-Century Liberalism and the Development Film
• Emma Hart: Remaking the Public Good in the American Marketplace during the Early Republic
• Elliott West: Coincidence and Empire: The United States and the Pacific
• Ira Katznelson: Pitt Inaugural: 'As God Rules the Universe': Reflections on the State in Early America
• Julia Guarneri Book Launch: Newsprint Metropolis: City Papers and the Making of Modern Americans
• Carl Nightingale: From a Global History of Divided Cities to a Global Urban History
• Glenda Gilmore: 'The Mystery That is Left Out of History': Romare Bearden's Art and the Search for an African American Past
• *CANCELLED* Ira Katznelson: Pitt Inaugural: 'As God Rules the Universe': Reflections on the State in Early America
• HOTCUS Post-Graduate Conference: Contesting Power: Rights, Justice, and Dissent in America and Beyond
• Max Edling: Peace Pact and Nation: The U.S. Constitution as a Federal Treaty
• Gareth Davies: How Black Suffering Became Visible: The Racial Politics of Gulf Hurricanes Since 1945
• Simon Newman: Hidden in Plain Sight: Escaped Slaves in Jamaica
• Jill Lepore: The Rise and Fall of the Fact
• Thomas Sugrue: Obama's Urban Policy: A First Appraisal
• Sarah M.S. Pearsall: Enlightenment, Polygamy, Vampires
• Gareth Stedman Jones: Karl Marx and American Politics - The New York Tribune Years
• Sarah Miller-Davenport: The Power of Mutual Understanding: Teaching 'New Modes of Life' in Post-Statehood Hawai'i
• Michael Kazin: War Against War: The American Fight for Peace
• Marie-Jeanne Rossignol: The Atlantic World of Anthony Benezet
• John A. Thompson: Why Did the United States Assume a Global Role?
• Stephen Tuck: The Doubts of Their Fathers: The Secular Origins of the Civil Rights Movement
• Margaret Jacobs: Reconciling Native American and Twentieth Century American History
• Charlie Laderman: Theodore Roosevelt and the Humanitarian Tradition in U.S. Diplomacy
• Andrew R. Graybill: For the Sake of the Common Happiness: The Taos Revolt of 1847 and the Limits of U.S. Conquest
• Reading and Remembering Michael O'Brien
• Robin L. Einhorn: The Long View of American Tax Politics
• Gary Gesrtle Inaugural Lecture: "Liberty and Coercion: Writing the History of the American State
• Jonathan Bell: Rethinking the "Straight State": Welfare Politics, Health Care, and Public Policy in the Shadow of AIDS
• Brian Ward: The Beatles' White (Photograph) Album: Race, Class and Gender in Miami Beach, 1964