# David Armitage

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The History Manifesto

Contributor(s): Professor David Armitage, Dr Jo Guldi, Professor Simon Szreter

The History Manifesto

Contributor(s): Professor David Armitage, Dr Jo Guldi, Professor Simon Szreter

The History Manifesto

Contributor(s): Professor David Armitage, Dr Jo Guldi, Professor Simon Szreter

Megna Method Feat. David Armitage

David Armitage, widely recognized as one of the top Golf coaches in the game, joins us on the Megna Method for a great talk about the psyche of the most successful athletes. What does it take, what is sacrificed, who is rewarded and who suffers? Tune in to hear how Marc and David relate those high…

Weatherhead Forum / The American Revolution in Global Perspective

Speakers Danielle Allen, James Bryant Conant University Professor, Harvard University; Director, Allen Lab for Democracy Renovation, Harvard Kennedy School; Director, Democratic Knowledge Project-Learn, Harvard Graduate School of Education. David Armitage, Faculty Associate; Harvard Academy S…

David Armitage on the Declaration’s Influence Around the World

The National Constitution Center recently published The Promise of America: Reflections on Our Enduring Ideals (Simon & Schuster), a keepsake collection of essays bringing together leading thinkers from across perspectives to reflect on the ideals at the heart of the American experiment and what th…

Free Thinking - Australian writer Peter Carey

How history can help to shape policy making? Rana Mitter is joined by The History Manifesto's co-author, David Armitage, Chris Skidmore MP and historian, and Lucy Delap, Director of Cambridge University and Kings College London’s History and Policy Unit. And one of Australia’s most prominent noveli…

29. The Big Questions Facing American Democracy | Tocqueville Talks 2026–27 Preview

What are the biggest questions facing American democracy—and how can universities create spaces where they are seriously debated? In this season-opening episode of Tocqueville Talks, Tocqueville Center Director Brent Nelsen and co-host Beth L'Arrivée preview a year of conversations about democracy,…

33. What did the Declaration of Independence actually mean in 1776?

As America marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Harvard historian David Armitage joins Tocqueville Talks to recover a dimension of the founding document that Americans often overlook: the Declaration was written not only to justify independence at home, but to announce th…