Vladislav Martin Zubok - Temple University

Guest Lecturer on History, George Washington University, in 1995 - 1998. Cocoordinator
of the course “Documenting the Cold War History” (with Christian Ostermann
and the staff of the National Security Archive).
Lecturer on Post-Soviet Politics, The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International
Studies, Johns Hopkins University, June - August 1996. Taught undergraduate course for
students of Russian language, Summer Political Russian Program.
Lecturer on Politics and History, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), September –
December 1992. Taught undergraduate course on Soviet and post-Soviet government and
politics.
Lecturer on History, Ohio University, January – April 1992. Taught (with Steven Minor)
graduate seminar on Soviet-American relations from the Russian revolution to the end of the
Cold War.
Lecturer on History and Politics, Amherst College, September –December 1991. Taught
(with William Taubman) undergraduate course on the Cold War and Soviet-American
relations.
Lecturer on Nuclear History, Stanford University, January - April 1991. Taught (with
David Holloway) graduate course on international nuclear history.
Lecturer on Cold War and Nuclear History, Institute for U.S. and Canada Studies,
Academy of Sciences (Moscow), November 1988 - December 1990.
Guest Lecturer at various seminars on Cold War History, Soviet History and International
Relations for students at Princeton University, the Russian Research (Davis) Center at
Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University, Brown University, and Georgetown
University.
RECENT PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL AND PUBLIC MEETINGS:
Commentator, the panel “Waltzing in the Cold War: The Vienna Summit 1961,” the annual
meeting of German Historical Association, October 10, Arlington, VA.
Presentation, the roundtable “Academician Dmitriy Likhachev: A Scholar’s Activism in
Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia,” the annual meeting of the American Association for
Advancement of Slavic Studies, November 22, Philadelphia.
Presentation, “Soviet (Non) Strategy in the Mediterranean during the Cold War,” at the
international workshop “Cold War in the Mediterranean: Connecting the Fronts,” November
14-15, the European Institute, Columbia University, New York.
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