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William R. Keylor
Department of International Relations
and Department of History
154 Bay State Road
Room 301
Boston, Massachusetts 02215
(617) 358-0197
(617) 358-0190 fax
wrkeylor@bu.edu |
Professor of International Relations and History. (BA, Stanford University; MA, PhD, Columbia University)
Specialization: History of International Relations, History of American Foreign Policy, History of European-American Relations, History of Modern France.
Professor Keylor is the author of Academy and
Community: The Foundation of the French
Historical Profession (1975); Jacques Bainville
and the Renaissance of Royalist History in
Twentieth-Century France (1979); The
Twentieth-Century World and Beyond: An
International History since 1900 (5th rev. ed.,
2005); The Legacy of The Great War: Peacemaking
1919 (1997), edited with an introduction; Encyclopedia of the
Modern World, (2006), editor; and A World of Nations: The Evolution of the International Order Since 1945 (Second Edition, 2008); as well as dozens
of articles in scholarly journals and book
chapters on twentieth-century history. He has
been a Guggenheim, Fulbright, and Woodrow Wilson
Fellow, elected to the International Institute
for Strategic Studies, named Chevalier de L'Ordre
National du M érite by the French government, has
served as the president of the Society for French
Historical Studies, and has been the recipient of
numerous other awards and accolades. At Boston
University, he has received the Metcalf Award for
Excellence in Teaching and the Methodist
Scholar-Teacher Award. Professor Keylor served
four consecutive terms as Chairman of the
Department of History at Boston University
(1988-2000) and has served as Director of the
International History Institute since 1999.
Professor Keylor teaches the following courses:
History of International
Relations, 1900-45 (IR/HI 349)
History of International
Relations Since 1945 (IR/HI 350)
The Great War and
the Fragile Peace (IR/HI 436)
The United States and the Cold War (IR/HI 465)
France, Europe, and the World: The History of French Foreign Relations in Modern Times
(IR 538)
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