Overview
Lawrence Glickman is the Stephen and Evalyn Milman Professor of American Studies in the Department of History. He is the author or editor of five books, including Free Enterprise: An American History (2019) and Buying Power: A History of Consumer Activism in America (2009). He also writes on public affairs for the Washington Post, Boston Review, Dissent, and other periodicals. At Cornell, he teaches a popular course on “Sports and Politics in American History” and a variety of lecture and seminar courses on political, cultural, and intellectual history and he is a core faculty member in the History of Capitalism Initiative.
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- Final ‘Racism in America’ webinar on April 27 to focus on our economic system
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- The conservative campaign against safety
- Opinion: Why President Trump used lynching as a metaphor
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- Historian Michael Kazin to discuss Democratic party history
- Seymour lecture focuses on women's soccer protests
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- Historian to deliver Seymour Lecture on political activism of athletes
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HIST Courses - Fall 2024
- HIST 2001 : Supervised Reading - Undergraduate
- HIST 3002 : Supervised Research - Undergraduate
- HIST 8004 : Supervised Reading