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Albert L. Michaels, Professor
office: 552 Park
email: amich10425@aol.com
phone: (716) 645-2181 ext. 552

Education: B.A. Pennsylvania, 1959; M.A Pennsylvania, 1962; Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1966

Courses Regularly Taught:
Contemporary Latin America
Cuban Revolution
Kennedy Assasination
Kissinger & the Uses of History
Mass Media and Foreign Policy

Field(s): American, Latin America

Hub(s): Politics, Transnational Developments

Research Interests: US Foreign Relations, Western New York, Latin America

Current Research: Currently writing a biography of Victor Rice and am co-authoring a monograph entitled “How Modernism Came to Buffalo”

Selected Publications:
Classic Buffalo, A Heritage of Distinguished Architecture, Canisus College Press, Buffalo, New York, 1999.

Forest Lawn: A History, with Bette Rupp, Fall 1996.

Revolution in Mexico: Years of Upheaval, 1910-1940, co-edited with James Wilkie, Alfred A. Knopf, 1969 (Reprinted University of Arizona Press 1984).

"The Media, the Adversary Culture and US Foreign Policy," The World and I, January, 1986; World Media Report, Spring, 1986.

“Political Correctness - Good Business," Thursday Club, Buffalo, New York, November 12, 1992


Website: http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~alm/

Last updated: Wednesday, November 5, 2003