Robert Dallek is an esteemed author and historian, specializing in U.S. Presidential history and politics. His work, deeply rooted in comprehensive research, presents a balanced yet incisive analysis of some of the most significant figures in American politics. Dallek's robust body of work and specialized expertise has firmly established him as a leading authority in his field.
Born in 1934, Dallek holds a Ph.D. from Columbia University. His distinguished academic career spans over six decades, having served as a professor at Columbia, UCLA, and Oxford. His keen insights and unique perspective have shaped a generation of historians and students alike.
Dallek's most notable works include "An Unfinished Life: John F. Kennedy, 1917-1963" and "Franklin D. Roosevelt: A Political Life." The former won the 2004 Bancroft Prize and was a New York Times Best Seller, showcasing Dallek’s mastery of narrative history. His impactful and meticulously researched books, coupled with his profound teaching career, underline his significant contributions to historical literature and academia.