History of International Power – Peace without Victory

Peace without victory

• Peace without Victory. Woodrow Wilson, America and the World the War Made runs to 200,000 words. Publication is scheduled for 2014.
• January 2008 “The Forgotten World Crisis of 1920-1921” University of Bielefeld
• “Hegemony revisited: a critique of Barry Eichengreen’s interpretation of the interwar period” article in development
• March 2012 “ Between Humanity and Human Rights: The Crisis of the Nation-State in World War I” co-authored with Jeremy Kessler presented to workshop on Humanitarianism and Human Rights: Borders, Connections, Conflicts Remarque Institute, NYU

 Military Power and the Global Condition

•  Together with Michael Geyer (Chicago), I am editing Volume 3 of the Cambridge History of World War II
• Tooze “Where have all the soldiers gone: Alan Milward’s History of Western Europe 1933-1957” submitted to New Left Review
• “How the American Army learned to stop worrying and to love the Blitzkrieg: or the Cold War uses of German military history” 20,000 word article in progress.
• War and Politics in the Atlantic World 1840-1950 December 2011, Sponsored by ISS, History department and Gilda Lehrman Center

 Sovereignty on the Periphery

• “Disciplining the Black Sheep of the Balkans. Sovereignty and Bulgarian Foreign Debt 1900-1939”, Economic History Review  (2010) (with M. Ivanov)