Brian Drohan
@BrianDrohan
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Historian of war, human rights, humanitarianism, and the UN @westpointhist. Army officer. Also found @briandrohan.bluesky.social
West Point, NY
Joined October 2017
Our forum on U.S. Military Humanitarianism in @ModAmHist is out! It grew out of a panel at last year’s @SHAFRConference. Many thanks to fellow forum contributors @juliairwin @AdamSeipp @mewalters101 and @elisabmpiller!
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RT @KonaNayudu: New paper out today. A history of Indian peacekeeping in Cyprus + Gen Thimayya’s role @CWIHP @KanishkhK
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RT @TehilaSasson: 🚨I'm thrilled to share that @wadhamoxford, in collaboration with @OxfordHistory, has established the Koch History Centre,…
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RT @AM_OMalley: Our @PastPresentSoc article on new histories of the UN is out now. Great to work with Lydia Walker and the @invisihist team…
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RT @The_Irish_Texan: With the upcoming launch of Beyond Black Hawk Down @Kansas_Press has a discount for readers based in the US. Order dir…
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RT @HelfontSamuel: Prepublication online version of my new co-authored (with @k8tietzen ) article is out in Diplomatic History. “Iraqi Arch…
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RT @mari_hadji: 🤗Many-many thanks to our contributors, my co-editors, our reviewers and, importantly, to Bloomsbury's team for believing in…
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RT @juliairwin: 20th c. international and global historians: If you will be at the AHA and have a book project to pitch for our series, our…
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RT @CMcKNichols: Ohio State @mershoncenter Non-State Actor Archive -- Deadline March 9, 2025: For external researchers: Up to 10,000 USD of…
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RT @GlobalHistJnl: Delighted to draw your attention to JGH’s November 2024 volume – now available on Open Access!
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RT @warsocjournal: Published in Dec 22, Joan Beaumont's brilliant historiography is currently trending. It argues that Australian historio…
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RT @mbrenes1: A reminder that applications for the 2025 SHAFR Summer Institute at Yale University are due on December 15th, less than two m…
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RT @lizingleson: After a brilliant first seminar, we're pleased to continue the conversation next Wed Oct 30 with Sarah Snyder on "How the…
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@BretDevereaux @joestieb Another thing that struck me about Chamberlin’s book was the extent to which Arafat had to fight internally to maintain control over the PLO. Arafat seems to have felt significant constraints on what he could change once the tragedy was in motion.
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@joestieb Do you know Paul Chamberlin’s The Global Offensive? The impression I remember from that book is that terrorism got the PLO to a certain point of influence/leverage, but terrorism also prevented the PLO from reaching its full goal of statehood. Bit of a catch-22.
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