Roosevelt Study Center
The Roosevelt Study Center is active in promoting and investigating the Roosevelt Legacy in transatlantic relations through research, special projects, and public events. It does so through academic publications, facilitating research based on its special collections, and organizing conferences, lectures, and debates. The RSC operates within a vibrant national and international network that includes Cambridge University, Sorbonne Nouvelle, Heidelberg University, the Theodore Roosevelt Association, the Roosevelt Institute, and numerous Dutch universities
Latest news
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RSC International Peer Review
In January 2012 an international peer review committee has assessed the work of the RSC in the years 2005-2011 as “good to very good.”
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Vacant position: Postdoc
For the research project “The Roosevelt Legacy in Transatlantic Relations” we offer a three-year fulltime position for a Postdoctoral Researcher with a special interest in Theodore, Franklin or Eleanor Roosevelt.
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In the spotlight
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RSC library temporarily closed
Please note that the RSC library is closed from 7 until 18 May 2012.
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NL USA-400
A major reference work, Four Centuries of Dutch-American Relations, compiled and edited by the RSC staff. Written by 94 scholars, it provides a comprehensive insight into this important bilateral relationship.
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Secret
Secret phone conversations between Helmut Kohl and George Bush Sr. were frequent in 1989 and 1990 as the two statesmen discussed the opening of the Berlin Wall and the consequences for Germany and Europe.