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Professor of History; Director, Glucksman Ireland House; Glucksman Professor of Irish Studies
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Research Interests: 19th and 20th Century Irish, English, European, and Irish American history and politics; Nationalism, imperialism, and post colonialism; Irish Diaspora; Historiography
Affiliations: Former Member of Upper House of Irish Parliament, Former Member of British-Irish Parliamentary Body, Former Chair of the Fulbright Commission for Ireland, Former President of the Irish Association for European Studies
Fellowships/Honors: James F. Donnelly, Sr., Prize for History, American Conference for Irish Studies, 1990; Aer Lingus/Irish Times Prize for Literature (non-fiction), 1991; Elected member of Royal Irish Academy, 1985.
Selected Works:
Ireland 1912-1985 Politics & Society (Cambridge, 1989)
The Modernisation of Irish Society, 1848-1928 (Dublin, 1973)
"The Shifting Balance of Power: Exploring the 20th Century," Sunday Tribune, 2000
Making the Irish American, Editor, with Marion R. Casey, New York University Press, 2006
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