by Paul Hennessy, editorial and documentary photographer, Orlando. The images in this blog are all photographs taken by Paul. I am an Orlando, Florida-based photographer whose photo of President Donald…Read More >
Tag: Trump
The Comedy of Errors: Trump’s China (or lack of) Policy
by Dr Mara Oliva, lecturer in modern American history, University of Reading In the final chapter of the Trump Presidency: from Campaign Trail to World Stage, I looked at Sino-American…Read More >
Division at Home – Continuity Abroad?
by Dr Maria Ryan, Assistant Professor of American History, University of Nottingham It has become a truism to say that Donald Trump’s political style is incendiary and divisive. While Trump…Read More >
Why November 6th could mark the beginning of the end of Donald Trump’s presidency
by Mark Shanahan, originally published on LSE US Centre “I’m not on the ticket. But Congress is on the ticket and I try and tell my people: ‘that’s the same…Read More >
(Still) Raging Against the Machine
by Clodagh Harrington, Senior Lecturer in American Politics, De Montfort University The #MeToo Movement celebrated its first birthday in October 2018. One year earlier, the hashtag went viral on social…Read More >
A Promise Unkept: Trump and the Border Wall with Mexico
By Professor Kevern Verney, Associate Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Edge Hill University Media images of Trump rallies for Republican candidates in the midterm congressional elections are commonplace. Addressing…Read More >
The Partisan Politics of the Franchise in the Age of Trump
by Richard Johnson, Lecturer in US Politics, Lancaster University A full analysis of American politics is incomplete without understanding that the United States has undergone a profound intensification in racially…Read More >
Trump’s White Coalition Holding Firm Approaching Mid-Term Elections
by Professor Lee Marsden, Professor of Faith and Global Politics, University of East Anglia We are now just weeks away from the midterm elections in America which will determine who…Read More >
Supreme Controversy: Reagan and Trump
by Professor Iwan Morgan, Professor of United States History, University College London In my chapter for Mara Oliva and Mark Shanahan, eds., The Trump Presidency: From Campaign Trail to World…Read More >
Trump: unique in style but not substance?
by Professor Mark White, professor in history, Queen Mary University of London Since spring 2018, many of the themes of Donald Trump’s early presidency continue to be evident. But there…Read More >
