Mary Lewis honors Stanley Hoffmann in H-France
Lewis remembers Hoffmann whose "mild manner commanded attention and respect without any need for bravado" and who "was utterly unconcerned by rank and hierarchy."
Lewis remembers Hoffmann whose "mild manner commanded attention and respect without any need for bravado" and who "was utterly unconcerned by rank and hierarchy."
Art Goldhammer, CES Affiliate, pays tribute to Stanley Hoffmann
Stanley Hoffmann, CES Founder & Harvard Scholar of International Relations and French Politics, dies at 86
Elaine Papoulias comments on the challenges facing Greece after its recent deal with Europe
Peter Gordon's student Nishin Nathwani featured in 364th Commencement issue showcasing Harvard College's outstanding graduates this year.
Stella Ghervas, CES Visiting Scholar, will teach Harvard Summer Course on Europe's peacemaking
CES congratulates Mary D. Lewis, CES Faculty Associate and Professor of History, Harvard University, for receipt of a 2015 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship.
On April 13, 2015 CES announced a gift by the family of Hüsnü Özyeğin, a leading Turkish entrepreneur and highly esteemed philanthropist, to establish the Özyeğin Forum on Modern Turkey.
Martin's book focuses on employment and inequality in Europe since the beginning of monetary integration.
In Harvard visit, economist Thomas Piketty discusses his landmark text, conceding ‘strong limitations’