I have a chapter in this edited volume, The Global 1960s, on how the Ford Foundation gets trapped by a climate of suspicion it helps create as it tries to move […]
In the Journal of American History vol. 103, no. 4 (March 2017), I have an essay in the textbooks and teaching section about using weekly debates, and a political economy frame, […]
My book, Neither Peace nor Freedom: The Cultural Cold War in Latin America, was released on September 14, 2015 by Harvard University Press. It ships (Amazon, Powell’s). It can be purchased […]
Up now at the New Republic (and in the January 2017 print edition), my review of Joel Whitney’s “Finks: How the CIA Tricked the World’s Best Writers.” The introduction: Czeslaw […]
The United States and the World History 4325: Junior-Senior Seminar Spring 2017 / T R 1:30-2:50 Professor Patrick Iber This junior-senior seminar will focus on the role of the […]
History 5305 Ideas across Borders: Transnational Intellectual Studies in U.S. History Professor Patrick Iber Fall 2016 / Tuesday 1:30-4:20 / LART 322 The “transnational turn” in U.S. historiography […]
UPDATE 6/13/2016: The full essay and the debate around it is now up at the Dissent web site, with very smart responses from Sujatha Fernandes, Thea Riofrancos, Bryan McCann, and Javier […]
