Very happy to have been part of this great panel!

👏 It was greeeeaaaattt to see our awesome students graduate in the company of awesome colleagues. Well done to HyPIR at Leicester graduates👏🥂👏

Interested in debates over war and peace in U.S. history? Pro and Anti-War Voices Conference, University of Worcester, Saturday 11 November. For more details see: worcester.ac.uk/about/academic…

#ConferenceReview Ben Sidaway reviews "Pro and Anti-War Voices", a conference held @uniworchistory featuring research from Andrew Johnstone, @_jon_chandler, Aled H. Jones, Kristin Brill, and Maddie Hale, Joseph Rix and Dr Wendy Toon of University of Worcester. usso.uk/2023/12/confer…

A lovely collegiate evening launching three great books on content over a thousand years out of my wheelhouse

Very happy to have signed a contract with Cambridge University Press for Spinning the World: The Public Relations Industry and American Foreign Relations. Thank you to Cecelia Cancellaro and some very careful manuscript reviewers (even reviewer #2). Hopefully out Summer 2025.

RIP Donald Sutherland, whose superb performance as Mr X in JFK is how I introduce students to the debate over what Kennedy might have done in Vietnam. Just one of many outstanding performances in a glittering career

This might just be the best Q&A the The Guardian magazine have ever done 😂

Congratulations to everyone who graduated today! 👏👏👏#LeicesterGrad

Congratulations to all of our graduates, especially my special subject group. After a full year of listening to me go on about FDR, somehow they still wanted a picture together. Just a shame we couldn't get everyone.

News | Economics student Lauren Henry and History alumnus Nick Cummins will be hoping for glory in Paris as they compete as part of Team GB / ParalympicsGB in the The Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. ➡ le.ac.uk/news/2024/july… #CitizensOfChange #Olympics2024 #Paralympics2024 #Paris2024

Look forward to finding time to read this, which also appears to be available as a free download on Cornell University Press 's webpage. I never met LaFeber, sadly. Many great monographs but The American Age was my go-to as an undergrad and beyond (the cracked spine tells its own story).

Spinning the World has a web page! More details on there to follow, which I will use as an excuse to repost this at future intervals cambridge.org/gb/universityp…

My book has a cover! Out this summer. See here for details, including the table of contents and some very generous blurbs: cambridge.org/gb/universityp…

All set up at #SHAFR2025. Stop by and say hello. SHAFR Historians Cambridge University Press - History

From a SHAFR conversation to a soon to be published book, Andrew Johnstone’s Spinning the World is an insightful examination of the PR industry and US foreign relations. SHAFR Historians #SHAFR2025 Cambridge University Press - History

We've got some brand-new books from @cambridgeup on our shelves! 🙌📚 Including 'Spinning the World' by Andrew Johnstone which has been released today, examining the public relations industry's hidden hand of influence on American foreign relations. 🌎 Cambridge University Press - History

Official publication day!

Spinning the World by Andrew Johnstone Reveals the PR industry's hidden hand of influence on American foreign relations in the twentieth century. 📚 cup.org/4fg93Is #diplomatichistory

Hardcover publication date in the US! Americans can finally be as impressed as this cat