Gil Troy: The Changing Presidential Campaign on Minnesota Public Radio

INTERVIEW ANNOUNCEMENT Subscribe to Podcast Thursday, August 25, 2011Midmorning with Kerri Miller, Minnesota Public Radio Minnesota Public Radio Stories MPR News Radio — Listen Now The changing presidential campaign The 2012 presidential election is 15 months away, and campaign coverage is pervasive in the media. We know about Obama’s summer reading list and can look [...]

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The Reagan Revolution (A Brief Insight)

The Reagan Revolution (A Brief Insight) [Hardcover] By Gil Troy Available Now! Amazon.com — Barnes & Noble See larger image Editorial Reviews Product Description Two decades after Reagan left office, debate continues to rage over just how revolutionary his presidency was. This book tackles the controversies and historical mysteries that continue to swirl around his [...]

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Lecture and Reception with Gil Troy (McGill Toronto alumni branch)

Lecture and Reception with Gil Troy (Toronto alumni branch) Import event: iCalendar General information: Description: Assessing the Professorial President  On Tuesday, October 19, join us for another thought-provoking McGill on the Move lecture. As midterm elections loom in the United States, President Barack Obama faces a complex array of challenges, choices and expectations regarding the [...]

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McGill on the Move with Gil Troy: Mar. 24, 2009 – 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM

McGill on the Move with Gil Troy Mar. 24, 2009 – 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM 1779 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Choate Room, Carnegie Endowment for Int’l Peace, Washington, District of Columbia, USA McGill on the Move with Gil Troy: “Welcome to the Age of Obama: The Historic Campaign and the Presidency to Come” Barack Obama’s [...]

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McGill on the Move: Lecture with Gil Troy

McGill on the Move: Lecture with Gil Troy The McGill Alumni Association of Toronto extends a cordial invitation to graduates, family and friends to attend a lecture and reception with Gil Troy, Professor of History, McGill University. “Understanding How They Run By Seeing How They Ran: A Historian’s Guide to the U.S. Elections”. 6:30 pm [...]

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