Curriculum vitae
Timothy J. Naftali
7-13 WASHINGTON SQUARE NORTH, APT. 48A, Y, NY 10003 │ TIMOTHY.NAFTALI@NYU.EDU
EDUCATION
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE, MA. 1993
M.A and Ph.D. in History
Dissertation: "X-2 and the Apprenticeship of American Counterespionage, 1942-44."
Advisors: Akira Iriye & Ernest May
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies University, Washington, DC 1987
M.A. with Distinction in American Foreign Policy and International Economics
Yale College, New Haven, CT. 1983
B.A. Magna Cum Laude, Distinction in History
foreign languages
FRENCH READ, SPEAK
German Read
Russian Read
books
JFK, THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED 2021
New York: W. W. Norton.
Impeachment: An American History 2018
(with Jon Meacham, Peter Baker and Jeffrey A. Engel)
New York: Random House
The Presidential Recordings: John F. Kennedy, Volume 4-6, Gen. Ed. 2016
(with Philip Zelikow), New York: Norton.
The Presidential Recordings: Lyndon B. Johnson, Volumes 7-8, Gen. Ed. 2011
New York: W.W. Norton
George H. W. Bush, 2007
New York: Times Books.
Khrushchev’s Cold War: The Inside Story of An American Adversary, 2006
(with Aleksandr Fursenko), New York: Norton.
Blind Spot: The Secret History of American Counterterrorism, 2005
New York: Basic Books.
US Intelligence and the Nazis 2005
(with Richard Breitman, Norman J. W. Goda and Robert Wolfe)
Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press
"One Hell of a Gamble": Khrushchev, Castro and Kennedy, 1958-1964, 1997
(with Aleksandr Fursenko), New York: Norton.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Public Policy Major Sept. 1, 2018-Current
NYU CAS-Wagner
Director
Designated Survivor: Season Three August 2018-Current
Entertainment One/Netflix
Historical Consultant
Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies Feb.23-25, 2018
Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey
Middlebury College
Monterey, CA
[Course: The Evolution of US Counterterrorism Policy]
Adjunct Faculty
Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies Oct. 27-29, 2017
Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey
Middlebury College
Monterey, CA
[Course: An Introduction to US Intelligence]
Adjunct Faculty
NYU Wagner and NYU History Department Sept. 1, 2017-Current
Clinical Associate Professor of Public Service
Clinical Associate Professor of History
CNN June 1, 2016-Current
Presidential Historian
NYU Wagner and NYU History Department Sept. 1, 2015-Current
Clinical Associate Professor of History
Clinical Associate Professor of Public Service
[Courses include Espionage & The Making of the Modern World;
Nationalism, the Cold War and the Collapse of the Old Empires]
Center for the United States and the Cold War Jan.2014-August 2016
New York University
Co-Director
CBS Studios [“Cheerleader Death Squad” project] 2014-2015
Consultant
Department of History, New York University May 2014-Aug. 31, 2015
Adjunct Associate Professor of History
Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives Jan. 2014-Aug. 31, 2015
New York University
Director
New America Foundation. January 2012-Current
Senior Research Fellow
Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, July 2007-Nov. 2011
National Archives and Records Administration
College Park, MD/ Yorba Linda, CA
Director
Nixon Presidential Materials Project, Oct. 2006-July 2007
College Park, MD/ Yorba Linda, CA
National Archives and Records Administration
Director
National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States (9/11 Commission). 2003-2004
Historical Consultant
Nazi War Crimes and Imperial Japanese Government Records Interagency 1999-2006
Working Group, National Archives and U.S. Department of Justice.
Historical Consultant
Center for Counterintelligence and Security Studies 1998-2006
Arlington, VA
Adjunct Instructor
public history
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES PROJECT, MAY 4 VISITOR CENTER SUMMER 2018-PRESENT
Kent State
Advisor
Developing “Spies & Lies,” a new series with WNET Summer 2014-Current
Creator, Producer, Presenter
Richard Nixon Library Watergate Gallery Opened March 2011
Curator of the federal Nixon Library’s first Watergate Gallery
Oral history
JOHN BRADEMAS CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF CONGRESS MAY 2015-CURRENT
NYU
Principal interviewer, Reflections Project
(@12 interviews, e.g., Walter Mondale, David Bonior, Trent Lott, Blanche Lincoln)
Tamiment Video Oral History Project April 2014-Aug. 2015
NYU
Founder and Principal Interviewer
(4 interviews, including Daniel Rubin and Jack O’Dell)
John F. Kennedy Video Oral History Project July 2012
NARA/John F. Kennedy Library Foundation
Principal Interviewer (2 interviews, Dan Fenn and Richard Donohue)
Richard Nixon Video Oral History Program Dec. 2006-Nov. 2018
National Archives and Records Administration
Founder and Principal Interviewer
(Over 110 interviews, e.g. Lamar Alexander, Frank Borman, Benjamin Bradlee, Stephen Breyer,
Dick Cheney, Charles Colson, Daniel Ellsberg, Elizabeth Holzman, John Kerry,
Melvin Laird, Anthony Lake, G. Gordon Liddy, Rolando Martinez, Paul O’Neill, Charles Rangel,
Donald Rumsfeld, James Schlesinger, Brent Scowcroft)
Lloyd Cutler Biographical Oral History Project 2003
Miller Center of Public Affairs
Interviewer (Interview with Lloyd Cutler)
Jefferson Clinton Presidential History Project 2002-2005
Miller Center of Public Affairs/Clinton Foundation
Interviewer
(Interviews with Warren Christopher, Strobe Talbott, John Deutch and Sandy Berger)
George H. W, Bush Oral History Project 2000
Miller Center of Public Affairs/Bush Foundation
Interviewer (Interview with Robert Gates)
OSS Oral History Program 1997
National Archives and Records Administration/Central Intelligence Agency
Interviewer (6 interviews, including Eloise Page, Roger Goiran, John Waller)
Fellowships/AWARDS
DUKE OF WESTMINSTER’S MEDAL FOR MILITARY LITERATURE (WITH ALEKSANDR FURSENKO). 2007
Smith Richardson Foundation, “Why Terrorists Stop” 2006-Current
Sesquicentennial Fellowship, University of Virginia. 2003-2004
Akira Iriye Prize for International History (with Aleksandr Fursenko), 1997-1998
Olin Fellowship in National Security, International Security Studies, 1996-1998
Yale University.
Research Fellowship, Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies, 1996
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
Charles Warren Fellowship for Studies in American History, Harvard University. 1995
John Addison Porter Prize in American History, Yale College. 1983
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS & APPEARANCES
“PRESIDENTS UNDER FIRE: THE HISTORY OF IMPEACHMENT” DEC. 2. 2018
CNN Special Reports
“The Puffer Fish & the Eagle: Russia & the United States since the End of World War II” Nov. 30, 2018
Conference: “US-Russian Relations: From Teheran to Yalta and Beyond”
Bard College
Panelist, “Inclusive Presidential History” Aug. 29, 2018
Presidential Sites Summit
White House Historical Association
Washington, DC
The 2000s, CNN [episodes 2, 3, 6] July-August 2018
1968: The Year That Changed America, CNN [episodes 2, 3, 4] May 2018
American Dynasties: The Kennedys, CNN March-April 2018
[episodes 1,2,3,4 and 6]
Moderator, Panel on Nixon v Trump April 14, 2018
OAH Annual Conference, Sacramento, CA
“On Khrushchev,” Panel: “Averting Armageddon from JFK to Nixon,” Nov. 9, 2017
Conference: “U.S. Presidents Confront the Russians:
A Century of Challenge, 1917-2017,”
Miller Center of Public Affairs, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
Moderator, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Forum, Oct. 26, 2017
Book talk by Richard Aldous, Schlesinger: The Imperial Historian, Boston, MA.
The Nineties, CNN [episodes 2, 3, 6] July-August 2017
Chair, “Nixon and Vietnam Revisited: Global and Domestic Political Perspectives June 24, 2017
on United States Strategic Withdrawal, 1967-1975,”
Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations, Annual Conference, Arlington, VA
Speaker. “New Evidence From the Clinton Years: Planning FRUS”, June 24, 2017
Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations, Annual Conference, Arlington, VA
“Watergate-Truth and Lies” 20/20, ABC June 16, 2017
“Nixon’s The One: 1968 and the first months of the Nixon era,”
Miller Center of Public Affairs, UVA
Charlottesville, VA Sept.30, 2016
“The Elusive President: Why is JFK so hard to understand?”
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF FORCE AND DIPLOMACY,
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, APRIL 14, 2016
Q AND A WITH PAUL SPARROW, DIRECTOR OF FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LIBRARY, APRIL 6, 2016
FOLLOWING SCREENING OF “KENNEDY V. NIXON,” FDR LIBRARY, HYDE PARK, NY, .
“EXHIBITING CONTROVERSY,” PANEL MARCH 17, 2016
NATIONAL COUNCIL ON PUBLIC HISTORY, ANNUAL MEETING,
BALTIMORE, MD.
PANEL, 1960 ELECTION WITH LT. GOV. KATHLEEN KENNEDY TOWNSEND MARCH 6, 2016
FOLLOWING SCREENING OF KENNEDY V. NIXON, NEWSEUM, WASHINGTON DC,
THE EIGHTIES, CNN [EPISODES 3,7] APRIL-MAY 2016
RACE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE, CNN [EPISODES 1,5] MARCH-APRIL 2016
“BEING NIXON, A CONVERSATION WITH EVAN THOMAS” NOV. 2, 2015
JOHN F. KENNEDY LIBRARY
BOSTON, MA
A CONVERSATION WITH BOB WOODWARD ON “THE LAST OF OCT. 14, 2015
THE PRESIDENT’S MEN”
COOPER UNION, NYC
“DEMYSTIFYING JFK” OCT. 6, 2015
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF TRANSFORMATIVE LIVES
NYU
THE BOMB, PBS JULY 28, 2015
THE SEVENTIES, CNN [EPISODES 2,5,6,8] JUNE-AUG. 2015
“Kazakhstan in the Mind of Cold War America” May 18-22, 2015
“Soyuz: The Secret History of US-Soviet Collaboration for Victory
in World War II,” Astana and Almaty, Kazakhstan
“The 1990s: The Forgotten Decade” May 1, 2015
Kent State University
Dick Cavett’s Vietnam, PBS April 28, 2015
The Day the 60’s Died, PBS April 27, 2015
James Baker: The Man Who Made Washington Work, PBS March 24, 2015
Panelist, American Journalism Historians Association, Minneapolis, MN Oct. 10, 2014
President Ford’s Pardon of Richard M. Nixon: Sept. 8, 2014
A 40-year Retrospective
Duquesne University School of Law, Pittsburgh, PA
PBS NewsHour, Nixon resignation discussion August 9, 2014
Dick Cavett’s Watergate , PBS August 8, 2014
The Sixties, CNN [Episodes 2,4,5,8,9] June-August 2014
selected articles
“THE OVERLOOKED PRESIDENT,” [GEORGE H. W. BUSH OBITUARY] DEC. 1, 2018
“The midterms pit our system against the Agitator in Chief,” Oct. 24, 2018
The Problem with Trump’s Madman Theory,” The Atlantic Oct. 4, 2017
“How Obama’s Note to Trump Defied History,” Sept, 5, 2017
“Comey is the Opposite of J. Edgar Hoover,” June 9, 2017
JFK’S Russia Conspiracy May 27, 2017
The Hundred Days, What Does it All Mean April 28, 2017
Team Trump, Don’t Repeat Nixon’s Mistake,” Nov. 11, 2016,
“The Secrets First Ladies Always Keep,” Nov. 2, 2016
Review of ”True Believer: Stalin’s Last American Spy,” ”
New York Times Book Review, Sept. 9, 2016
“CIA reveals its secret briefings to Presidents Nixon and Ford,” , August 26, 2016
“What Bill O’Reilly Missed About Slavery,” . July 27, 2016
“Russia not the first to mess with our politics,” , July 25, 2016.
Review of “The President and the Apprentice: Eisenhower and Nixon, 1952-1961,”
New York Times Book Review Sept. 11, 2015
“Did the CIA go Rogue after 9/11?” Slate Dec. 9, 2014
“The Long Road of Redemption for One Gay Public Servant.” Jan. 23, 2014
[with James Kirchick], National Journal
“Obama should reveal Secret Syria Intercepts,” Slate August 29, 2013
“From Cold War to Cold Shoulder Why Putin Made the Spy Game Personal” August 14, 2013
Foreign Affairs (online)
“Will the Bush Library Address Torture?” Slate April 25, 2013
“First Brother: Why is it taking RFK’s Family so long to show us his papers from Oct. 15, 2012
the Cuban Missile Crisis?” Slate
“The Malin Notes: Glimpses inside the Kremlin during the Cuban Missile Crisis,” Fall 2012
The Global Cuban Missile Crisis at 50, Cold War International History Project Bulletin,
No. 17/18.
“George Kennan, Michael McFaul and Their Paranoid Hosts,” Foreign Affairs (online) April 17, 2012
“What JFK Can Teach Obama About Dealing with Iran,” Slate March 13, 2012
“George W. Bush and the “War on Terror,” The Presidency of George W. Bush: 2010
A First Historical Assessment, Julian E. Zelizer, ed., Princeton, NJ: Princeton
University Press.
“Snoop Dogs: What does Congress do next about the NSA?” (with Shane Harris), Feb. 3,2006
Slate.
“Homeland Security Screw-up,” Slate. Sept. 1, 2005
“Cracking the London Case,” Slate. July 13, 2005
“Berlin to Baghdad: The Pitfalls of Hiring Enemy Intelligence,” Foreign Affairs. July/August 2004
“Word for Word: Khrushchev Unplugged,” The New York Times. Sept. 14, 2003
“Learning Lessons Learned by Kennedy,” The New York Times. April 6, 2003
“The Mystery of Heinrich Mueller: New Materials from the CIA,” Winter 2001
(with Norman J. W. Goda, Richard Breitman and Robert Wolfe), Holocaust and
Genocide Studies.
“Soviet Intelligence and the Cuban Missile Crisis,” (with Aleksandr Fursenko), in 1998
Intelligence and the Cuban Missile Crisis, James Blight and David Welch, ed.,
London: Frank Cass.
"Creating the Myth of the Alpenfestung: Allied Intelligence and the Collapse of the 1996
Nazi Police-State," Contemporary Austrian Studies, Vol. V.
"History Declassified: The Perils and Promise of Intelligence Documents," Fall 1994
(With Zachary Karabell) Diplomatic History
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