I acquire both general interest and academic books across a wide range of history as well as in historically focused social science. Among the areas I cover are American history, with a particular interest in early American; Atlantic history; European history from late medieval to modern; Russian and Central European history; Asian history; and international relations. I also encourage book proposals in global history, U.S. Western history, Native American history; military history, and legal history.

Books on the history list include:

A New Deal for the World
America’s Vision for Human Rights
Elizabeth Borgwardt

Racing the Enemy
Stalin, Truman, and the Surrender of Japan
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa

China’s Trapped Transition
The Limits of Development Autocracy
Minxin Pei

Atlantic History
Concept and Contours
Bernard Bailyn

Rulers and Victims
Russians in the Soviet Union
Geoffrey Hosking

Violence over the Land
Indians and Empires in the Early American West
Ned Blackhawk

The Declaration of Independence
A Global History
David Armitage

China Marches West
The Qing Conquest of Central Eurasia
Peter C. Perdue

A Fire in Their Hearts
Yiddish Socialists in New York
Tony Michels

The Trial of Joan of Arc
Daniel Hobbins

The War Council
McGeorge Bundy, the NSC, and Vietnam
Andrew Preston