John Draughon Lary

Adjunct Professor

John Draughon Lary received his Ph.D. from Indiana University in 2011.  His dissertation is entitled Communitarianism in Postwar Belgium: From the Flemish Movement to “New Immigrants,” 1954-1993.  It examines the fragmentation of postwar Belgian identity into Flemish, Francophone and “New Immigrant” communities.

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Education

Ph.D., Indiana University
M.A., University of Chicago

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Research Interests

History of postwar Europe, Muslims in 20th Century Europe

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Courses Taught

History of European Nationalism
History of Terrorism
History of the Middle East and North Africa
Western Civilization I and II
Ideas in the Ancient World
ideologies in the Modern World

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Honors and Awards

Research Fellow at the Institute for European Studies at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Fulbright IIE (for Belgium) 2006-2007
FFTF (Future Faculty Teaching Fellowship) 2005-2006
FLAS Scholarship (for the Dutch language) 2003-2004

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