
Jonathan Andrew Lear
PhD in History
University of California, Berkeley
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Jonathan Andrew Lear is a historian of modern Japan and Germany whose research focuses on the intellectual, cultural, and environmental history of energy. He is an independent scholar and advisor in UC Berkeley’s Political Economy program; he has taught history at UC Berkeley, Stanford University's Continuing Studies Program, and Santa Clara University. His current book project, Making and Breaking the Atomic Age in Japan and Germany, 1920–2000, examines the history of Japan and West Germany’s commercial atomic energy programs.
Japanese HistoryGerman HistoryHistory of Nuclear Energy
Education
- BA in History — University of Massachusetts Amherst
- MA in Social Sciences — University of Chicago
- PhD in History — University of California, Berkeley
- BA in HistoryUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
- MA in Social SciencesUniversity of Chicago
- PhD in HistoryUniversity of California, Berkeley
Teaching Experience
- Graduate Student Instructor of History — University of California, Berkeley
- Lecturer of History — Santa Clara University
- Instructor of History — Stanford University
- Graduate Student Instructor of HistoryUniversity of California, Berkeley
- Lecturer of HistorySanta Clara University
- Instructor of HistoryStanford University

