World War II Lecture Series - The End of World War II and Its Consequences 1945-today
Adult / History -
Fall 2025
In this talk we will analyze how the end of WWII affected the main belligerents and the long-term effects of the war on the global order. This will include a review of the shared and conflicting goals of the Allies, and an assessment of how the war shaped the Cold War between the USSR and United States.
Ian J. Drake
Associate Professor, Political Science and Law, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Dr. Drake obtained his Ph.D. in American history from the University of Maryland at College Park in 2010. His teaching interests include the American judiciary and legal system, the U.S. Supreme Court and constitutional history, the history and contemporary study of law and society, broadly construed, and political theory. His recent research interests include the history of American constitutional law and private law, particularly tort and contract law. Dr. Drake is currently conducting research on animal protection laws, First Amendment rights, and the politics of the treatment of animals used in industrial agriculture and scientific research. Prior to earning his Ph.D. in history, Dr. Drake practiced law in the areas of insurance and tort law.
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