Daniel Chardell, PhD

Daniel Chardell, PhD, is a historian of US foreign policy, the Middle East, and global governance. Daniel is passionate about rethinking conventional historical wisdom, and his research agenda, which sits at the nexus of history and public policy, provides IGA with a lens to understanding the current situation in the Middle East. Daniel recently earned his PhD from Harvard University. His dissertation, the first international history of the Gulf War based in English- and Arabic-language archival research, is being worked into a book manuscript. He is currently a Henry Chauncey ‘57 Postdoctoral Fellow at Yale University’s Jackson School of Global Affairs.