Carl Bon Tempo, Ph.D.

Carl Bon Tempo, Ph.D.

University at Albany, State University of New York

Associate Professor, Department of History

Expertise: Public Policy And PoliticsHistoryContemporary American Historypublic policy historyCold War

Research Seminar in United States and International History
Human Rights, the United States, and International History
The Cold War at Home and Abroad
Public Policy and Politics of the New Deal Era
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I am interested in mentoring graduate and undergraduate students who would like to study and research 20th century United States political and public policy history. Additionally, I will supervise projects that explore the links between domestic political history and America’s role in the world. Because of my own research agenda, I am happy to work with students interested in the histories of refugees, immigration, and human rights.

In recent years, I have worked with graduate students studying under Prof. Hamm, Prof. Smith Howard, Prof. Fogarty, Prof. Kizenko, Prof. Gauss, and Prof. White.

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Carl Bon Tempo is associate professor of history at UAlbany. His new book is "Immigration: An American History," co-authored by Hasia R. Diner.

"By the late 20th century, the countries sending the most immigrants to the U.S. were Mexico, China, India and the Philippines. Then you got the rise in unauthorized immigrants. Those factors changed how we talk about immigration."

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