History Club
Jason SteinhauerA space to think critically about the world.
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Latest Issues
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The case for public diplomacy
Earlier this year, something very cool happened that I never had the chance to write about: my passport was accepted into the State Department museum.
What should be the future of the Internet?
Project Liberty’s “Summit on the Future of the Internet” included a dinner sponsored, in part, by the satirical American newspaper, The Onion. Photo by the author, Washington, D.C., November 21, 2024.
The end of the 20th century
Many have asked for my thoughts on the U.S. elections. After taking time to reflect, my analysis is presented below. It’s a long read, but I hope it offers some value as we chart a path forward for democracy, human rights and equality.
The future of warfare is autonomous
An exhibit at the 2024 Association of the United States Army (AUSA) annual meeting in Washington, D.C., advertises “autonomous robotic targets.” Photo by the author.
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Bestselling author; international speaker; advocate for a media and historically literate citizenry. I write about the intersection of history, politics, media and tech.
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