Institute for History Annual Report 2010 - O - Universiteit Leiden

Board member of the Transatlantic Studies
Association.
Member of the Monash European and EU Center,
Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD
committee
April: External Examiner for PhD – student
Darrell Ezell, University of Birmingham:
‘Diplomacy and U.S.-Muslim world Relations: The
Possibility of the Post-secular and Interfaith
Dialogue’ Birmingham University.
November: External Examiner for PhD - student
Ksenia Demidova, European University Institute,
Florence: ‘The Formation of US Foreign Policy
towards Euro-Soviet Gas Trade during the Cold
War 1969-1985’.
Miscellaneous
Editor of (History / Social Science), European
Journal of American Studies.
Board of Editors, Journal of American Studies.
Publications
Scott-Smith, G (2010). Searching for the Successor
Generations: Exchange Programs, Networks of
Influence, and US Foreign Policy towards Western
Europe in the 1980s. In K. Osgood & B. Etheridge
(Eds.), The United States and Public Diplomacy: New
Directions in Cultural and International History
(Diplomatic Studies, 5). Leiden: Brill.
Scott-Smith, G (2010). Soft Power in an Era of US
Decline. In I. Parmar & M. Cox (Eds.), Soft Power
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and US Foreign Policy (Studies in US Foreign
Policy). London: Routledge.
Scott-Smith, G (2010). Soft Power, US Public
Diplomacy, and Global Risk. In A. Fisher & S.
Lucas (Eds.), Trials of Engagement: The Future of US
Public Diplomacy (Diplomatic Studies, 6). Leiden:
Brill.
Scott-Smith, G (2010). The Congress for Cultural
Freedom: Constructing an Intellectual Atlantic
Community. In M. Mariano (Ed.), Defining the
Atlantic Community: Culture, Intellectuals, and
Policies in the mid-20th Century. London: Routledge.
Scott-Smith, G (2010). The US State Department’s
Foreign Leader Program in France during the
early Cold War. In P. Ory, R. Frank, A. Dulphy &
M-A Matard-Bonucci (Eds.), Les relations culturelles
internationales au XXe siècle. De la diplomatie
culturelle à l'acculturation (Enjeux internationaux,
10). Brussels: Peter Lang.
Prof. Dr. P. Silva
Research
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Conference organization
May 11: Organizer of and referent at the
Conference given by Prof. Miguel Angel Centeno
(Princeton University) ‘Without State or Nation:
Liberalism in 19 th Century Latin America’, Leiden
University.
May 20-21: Organizer of International Conference
‘Assessing the State of the Nation: Argentina,