Cold War as the Periphery: Conference Photos

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Cold War as the Periphery: Conference Photos

Attendees of Cold War as the Periphery: Global Change in the 1960s and Beyond congregate before the conference begins at the Mershon Center for International

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Security Studies on April 18, 2008.

Conference organizers Ursula Gurney (center), Paul Chamberlin (left), and Ryan Irwin, all Ph.D. candidates in History at Ohio State, go over last minute details before Cold War as the Periphery begins.



Attendees of Cold War as the Periphery socialize before the conference begins. From

left to right are Peter Hahn, Ohio State; Carole Fink, Ohio State; Jonathan Winkler, Wright State University; Richard Hamilton, Ohio State; and Mark Lawrence, University

of Texas.



Cold War as the Periphery attendees socialize over pastries and coffee before the conference begins at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies.



Mershon Center Director Richard Herrmann welcomes

participants to the Cold War as the Periphery conference, held April 18-19, 2008, at the

Mershon Center for International Security Studies.



Bob McMahon, Ralph D. Mershon Professor of History, welcomes participants in the Cold War as the Periphery conference to Ohio State.

Participants in the Cold War as the Periphery conference gather at the Mershon Center



for International Security Studies on April 18, 2008.

Panel One of the Cold War as the Periphery conference examined the Cold War in the West. Speakers included Ursula Gurney, Ohio State; Patrick Sharma, UCLA; and Chris Dietrich, University of Texas.



Carole Fink, Professor of History at Ohio State, comments on papers given during Panel One of the Cold War as the Periphery conference.

Cold War conference participants (left to right) Phil Muehlenbeck, George Washington University; Eric Morgan, University of Colorado; and Alan McPherson, Howard



University, listen to the discussion.

Mark Lawrence, University of Texas, gives the plenary address

on "Containing Globalism: Explaining U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Third World from Kennedy to Kissinger" at the Cold War as

the Periphery conference, held April 18-19, 2008, at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies.



Participants discuss Mark Lawrence's paper at the Cold War as the Periphery conference. From left to right are Jonathan Winkler, Wright State University; Paul Chamberlin, Ohio State; David Webster, University of Toronto; and Ryan Irwin, Ohio State.

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Panel Two of the Cold War as the Periphery conference looked at Visions of the Third World. Speakers included (left to right) David Webster, University of Toronto; Paul Chamberlin, Ohio State; and Phil Muehlenbeck, George Washington University.

Cold War conference participants Carole Fink, Ohio State; Bob McMahon, Ohio State; and Mark Lawrence, University of Texas, take part in discussion.



Ursula Gurney (left) and Carole Fink, both of Ohio State, talk during a break of the Cold War as the Periphery conference, held April 18-19, 2008, at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies.

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