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BA, MA, Colgate University.
Marshall Scholar, University of Cambridge.
PhD, Princeton University. |
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Professor of History and Political Science |
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Profile updated:
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Steven
Englund was interviewed by Laetitia de
Witt from Canal/Académique on his article
in the December issue of La Revue des
Deux Mondes, "Napoleon et les Juifs;
Deux Cents Ans d'Ambiguité et
d'Ambivalence". |
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Steven Englund took a Ph.D. at Princeton after graduate
study as a Marshall Scholar at Cambridge University.
Formerly a correspondent for Time magazine, he has
worked for President Carter and for UNAIDS. His recent
biography, Napoleon, A Political Life (Scribner,
2004) won the Russell Major Award of the American Historical
Association as the Best Book on French History, 2004. It
also won the award for Best Foreign Book from la Fondation
Napoleon, in Paris. He was a Guggenheim Fellow in 2006, and
visiting Director of Studies at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Sciences Sociales in 2007. He has taught at AUP as
Distinguished NYU Professor since 2007. |
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Books
Napoleon, A Political Life (New
York: Scribner-Lisa Drew, 2004) Book of Mo. Club Featured
Alternate; History Book Club Main Selection; Military
History Book Club Main Selection
Grace of Monaco, An Interpretive
Biography (New York: Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1984) [Book
of the Month Club Featured Alternate (May, 1984); Catholic
Digest Book Club, Main Selection; Christian Herald Family
Bookshelf, Main Selection]
Man Slaughter, A True Story of Love,
Death, & Justice in America (N.Y.: Doubleday & Co.,
Inc., 1983). Nominated for the Pulitzer Prize
The Inquisition in Hollywood:
Politics in the Film Community, 1930-1960, with Larry
Ceplair (Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1980; paperback: U. of
California Press, 1983; U. of Illinois Press, 2002)
Report of the President's Commission
for A National Agenda for the Eighties (Washington,
D.C., G.P.O., 1981)
Permanent Love, with Edward E.
Ford (Minneapolis: Winston Press, 1979)
Run for Your Life, with Dr.
Arthur Mollen (New York: Doubleday, 1978)
For the Love of Children, with
Edward E. Ford (New York: Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1977) |
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Selected Articles
"Reflections on the ‘Late’ Catholic
Church in France" [Cover Story], Commonweal, 7 Nov.
2008
"Monstre Sacré: The Question of
Cultural Imperialism and the Napoleonic Empire", The
Historical Journal, 51, 1 (2008)
"France’s Future", Commonweal
(15 June 2007)
Essay on Les Bienveillantes, Foreign
Policy (magazine), March/April 2007
"La Place des défaites", Le Monde
(21 December 2006)
"Austerlitz", Le Monde (2
December 2005)
"A propos le discours ‘nation’",
Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, #52/3 (avr/juin,
2006)
"AIDS in Africa, Continent in Despair.
Special Rept", World Book Encyclopaedia, Year Book
2001
"The Muted Vibrancy of French
Catholicism", Commonweal, 18 May 2001
"Converting to Religion after Its
Demise: Thoughts on Marcel Gauchet and His American
Reception", Cross Currents, J. of American Association
for Rel. & Intellectual Life (Spring, 1999)
"The Ghost of Nation Past", The
Journal of Modern History (June, 1992)
"Church & State in France since the
Revolution", The Journal of Church & State (June,
1992) Introduction and translation: Napoleon, by
Roger Dufraisse (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1991)
"Le Théâtre de la démocratie française,
1789-1990", chapter in Une Histoire de la Démocratie en
Europe, edited by Antoine de Baecque (Paris: Le Monde
Editions, 1991) |
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