XIV.   In the second of two interviews, Gerry Warburg, professor at the University of Virginia Frank Batten School of Political Leadership and Public Policy -- and a former U.S. Senate staff member and arms control negotiator -- describes the importance of history in public policy, the book Thinking in Time by Ernest May & Richard Neustadt, the role of nongovernmental organizations in policy, and his personal and family histories.

XIV. In the second of two interviews, Gerry Warburg, professor at the University of Virginia Frank Batten School of Political Leadership and Public Policy -- and a former U.S. Senate staff member and arms control negotiator -- describes the importance of history in public policy, the book Thinking in Time by Ernest May & Richard Neustadt, the role of nongovernmental organizations in policy, and his personal and family histories.

XIV.&nbsp; &nbsp;In the second of two interviews, Gerry Warburg, professor at the University of Virginia Frank Batten School of Political Leadership and Public Policy -- and a former U.S. Senate staff member and arms control negotiator -- describes the importance of history in public policy, the book Thinking in Time by Ernest May &amp; Richard Neustadt, the role of nongovernmental organizations in policy, and his personal and family histories.

Gerry Warburg and the Uses and Misuses of History

Historic Matters is a podcast for people fascinated by American history, committed to history in civic life, and eager for good stories about the past well told.  The show brings together historians and teachers, authors and public historians to explore broad themes of history and smaller episodes, events, and people of the American past.  Good "storytelling" is essential to compelling history, and active civic participation demands an understanding of the past.

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Historic Matters is a podcast for people fascinated by American history, committed to history in civic life, and eager for good stories about the past well told. The show brings together historians and teachers, authors and public historians to explore broad themes of history and smaller episodes, events, and people of the American past. Good "storytelling" is essential to compelling history, and active civic participation demands an understanding of the past.

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