Consultant to National Center for Jewish Film at Brandeis University. Published in World Topics Encyclopedia, Film and History, Austrian History Yearbook, The Catholic Historical Review, Geistiges Leben in Oesterreicher Ersyen Republik and Wiener Library Bulletin . Recipient of Bentley College Innovation in Teaching Award, Adviser of the Year Award and The Gregory H. Adamian Award. PhD, Institute of World Literature of the Academy of Sciences. The Origins of an Anglo-American Right, and a nationally recognized authority on the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Primary field is early modern Europe, with emphasis on England.
Research and writing focus on the impact of war on society, the popular attitude toward personal liberty, law and religion. Areas of specialization include early modern Europe, 17th Century England, colonial America, warfare in European history, Reformation, Renaissance and constitutional history. Recipient of Bentley College Award for Excellence in Research. Formerly taught at Boston University and Northeastern University. Prior consultant, National Park Service, Boston.