Sean Raming
Peace Studies & History
Sean Raming is a Ph.D. candidate in peace studies and history. His dissertation is an analysis of organized labor in U.S. defense production during the Cold War. With it, he hopes to broaden our understanding of the ways war and violence have shaped the social fabric of the United States, and to recover the efforts that labor unions made towards a peaceful political economy. He holds an M.A. in History from Grenoble Alpes University in France. Sean was the 2024 Guggenheim Doctoral Fellow at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. You can find his writing in The Journal of Transatlantic Studies, Peace Chronicle, and The Journal of Peace and Justice Studies. He has served as an editorial assistant at Modern American History and an instructor at the Moreau College Initiative and the Warrior-Scholar Project.
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Caroline Hughes
Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh CSC Professor of Peace Studies
Director of Doctoral Studies
Kathryn Sawyer Vidrine
Assistant Director for Doctoral Studies