2021 witnessed a renewal of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, seizing the international spotlight and garnering important questions for U.S. foreign policy. Please join Dr. Peter Hahn of Ohio State's Department of History for a discussion on the question: 'Is the Two-State Solution Dead?'
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Speaker
Peter L. Hahn is professor of history at The Ohio State University. He served as dean of Arts and Humanities in 2015-21 and as chair of the History Department in 2006-15. An accomplished research scholar, Professor Hahn has published seven books on the history of U.S. diplomacy in the Middle East, most recently Missions Accomplished? The United States and Iraq since World War I and Historical Dictionary of U.S.-Middle East Relations, as well as scores of articles, essays, and reviews. Professor Hahn has conducted research in the archives of the United States, Israel, Britain, and France; delivered scholarly papers and invited lectures in eleven countries; consulted with policymakers in the U.S. Departments of State, Defense, and Justice and with senior officers of the Ohio National Guard; and given interviews to the media on five continents. In 2002-15, he served as executive director of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR), a professional society of some 1,500 members residing in 44 countries. He was elected president of SHAFR in 2018.
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The American Foreign and Military Policy research cluster is an initiative of the Mershon Center for International Security Studies at The Ohio State University. The cluster focuses on the study of US foreign relations, US defense policy, and international relations, diplomacy, and war as they affect US foreign policy and military affairs in contemporary and historical contexts. The cluster examines these elements of power from both American and foreign viewpoints in order to understand both the domestic drivers of policy and the impact of other nations on it. The cluster examines foreign and military affairs holistically, along with all elements of power – diplomatic, economic, military, informational, financial, intelligence, cultural, and legal – that have an impact on them.
