David Stebenne

Associate Professor
History
240 Dulles Hall
614.292.5359
stebenne.1@osu.edu

Education
B.A., Yale University, History (1982)
M.A., Columbia University, U.S. History (1986)
J.D., Columbia University, Law (1986)
Ph.D., Columbia University, History (1991)

Teaching/Research
Dr. Stebenne specializes in modern American political and legal history.  He also studies the U.S. post-World War II social contract, media-military relationship in American history, and the role of the media in U.S. presidential elections. 

Selected Publications
Entry for "Arthur J. Goldberg" in Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court of the United States, ed. by David S. Tanenhaus (MacMillan, 2008)

New City Upon A Hill: A History of Columbia, Maryland, with Joseph R. Mitchell (The History Press, 2007)

Modern Republican: Arthur Larson and the Eisenhower Years (Indiana University Press, 2006)

"IBM's 'New Deal': Employment Policies of the International Business Machines Corporation, 1933-1956" (Journal of the Historical Society, 2005)

"Thomas J. Watson and the Business-Government Relationship, 1933-1956," (Enterprise and Society, 2005)

"Requiem for a Think Tank: The Life and Death of the Gannett Center at Columbia, 1984-1996," with Everette E. Dennis (Harvard International Journal of Press and Politics, 2003)

Honors, Awards, and Service
Editorial Board, History of the Ohio General Assembly Project (2003-09)

Publication Award for Modern Republican: Arthur Larson and the Eisenhower Years, Ohio Academy of History (2007)

Advisory Committee to the Arthur J. Goldberg Conference, John Marshall Law School (1998-2002)

U. S. Army Commander’s Award for Public Service (2001)

Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of American History

Mershon Project
An Era of Moderation: The United States, 1933-68 (2009-10)