Selected Works of Dr. Jonathan F. Fanton

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In Conversation with acclaimed restaurateur Danny Meyer

Lincoln Project

Charles Stewart III and Jonathan Fanton converse during the reception for "Populism and the Future of American Politics."

Charles Stewart III and Jonathan Fanton converse during the reception for “Populism and the Future of American Politics.”

European Humanities University, Vilnius

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In Conversation with acclaimed restaurateur Danny Meyer

World Refugee Council, Geneva

Joan Wallach Scott Receives Talcott Parsons Prize

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Audience for "Communicating Scientific Facts"

"Communicating Scientific Facts in an Age of Disbelief in Experts"

Ethics and the Global War on Terror

Joan Wallach Scott Receives Talcott Parsons Prize

Language Learning Press Conference

In Conversation with Richard Ravitch

In Conversation with Richard Ravitch

Induction 2014

Language Learning Press Conference

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Jonathan F. Fanton is President of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. (More information about Jonathan Fanton’s activity as President of the American Academy is available on the website of the American Academy.)

Dr. Fanton served as Interim Director of the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College from 2009 to 2014. He previously was President of The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation from 1999 to 2009 and for 17 years was President of The New School for Social Research. Earlier, he was Vice President of Planning at The University of Chicago. Dr. Fanton holds a Ph.D. in American History from Yale University, where he taught and was Special Assistant to President Kingman Brewster.

He is the author of Foundations and Civil Society, volumes I and II (2008), and The University and Civil Society, volumes I and II (1995, 2002).

As President of the American Academy, Dr. Fanton directs one of the nation’s oldest honorary societies and independent policy research centers. Founded in 1780, the Academy convenes leaders from academia, business, and government to address present and future challenges for the nation and the world.

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