“‘Sad Tales of the Death of Kings’:  The High Politics of Royal Impersonation in Early Modern England,” in Philippe Romanski and Aissatou Sy-Wonyu, Trompe d’oeil: Forgery and Falseness in History (Rennes, 2003)

“Historical Fictions:  The Invention of Historical Events for Political Purposes,” in Peter Farrugia, ed., The River of History (Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 2005)

“Germany, the United States, and De Gaulle’s Strategy for Economic Reconstruction, 1944-1946,” in Robert O. Paxton and Nicholas Whal, eds., De Gaulle and the United State: A Bicentennial Reappraisal (Oxford and Providence: Berg, 1994)

“American Aid to French Reconstruction:  From Lend-Lease to the Marshall Plan, 1944-1947,” Journal of Modern History, September 1992

Various book reviews in The Journal of American History, The Journal of Modern History, The International History Review, The Journal of Interdisciplinary History, Armed Forces and Society, Social History, History: Reviews of New Books, and The Business Library Review

Conferences, Papers and Workshops:

“The Russian Emigre Community in Paris as a Milieu for Conspiracy and Disorder,” Annual Meeting of the Society for French Historical Studies, Houston, Texas, March 2007

“An American Javert in Liberation-era Paris,” Western Society for French History, Colorado Springs, October 2005

“Pierre Laval in American Eyes, 1931-1945,” Society for French Historical Studies, Stanford University, March 2005

“The Deepening Cleavage: Frederick Mellinger as a Cultural Intermediary between France and America,” Society for French Historical Studies, Paris, June 2004

“Some Dangers of Resistance and Collaboration:  The Case of Raymonde Beure,” Society for French Historical Studies, Chapel Hill, NJ, March 2001

“Collaborative Undergraduate Research: A Faculty Adviser’s Perspective,” National Institutes of Health Extramural Associates Regional Research Workshop, Philadelphia, PA, 5 October 2000

Historical Fictions: The Falsification of History for Political Purposes,” Conference on The Lessons of History, Wilfrid Laurier University – Brantford Campus, Brantford, Ontario, 30 September 2000

“German SD Operations Against the French Resisance in the Paris Area, Summer 1994,” Society for Military History, Quantico, VA, 1 May 2000

“Anonymous Denunciations in Wartime France,” Conference on Silence and Expression, Humanities Research Center, Texas A&M University, 1 April 2000

Supervision of Undergraduate Research: 

“The Acceleration of European Political Violence in 1934: The View from London and Washington.”

“The Reptilian Service Industry in the Global Economy:  The International Commerce in Drugs, Toxic Wastes, Body Parts, and Sexual Gratification.” (Faculty supervisor of SEPCHE-funded student research project.)

“Philadelphia’s Response to Public Health Emergencies:  Yellow Fever (1793), Cholera (1832), Influenza (1918-1919), Polio (1940s-1950s) and AIDS (1980s-1990s).” (Faculty supervior of National Institutes of Health-funded student research project.)