Isabella Black
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Isabella Black, M.A., is an adjunct faculty member in the Department of History at MSU Texas, where she teaches an online survey history course covering American history from 1865 through the present day. She also works in international security and trade outside of teaching. Her research focuses on American political history, U.S. foreign policy and national security, and political theory. Her teaching specialties include twentieth century U.S. history, contemporary American politics, and international relations theory.
Isabella is pursuing a second graduate degree in international relations from American University School of International Service, with the expected graduation date of May 2027. She earned her Master of Arts in History from Midwestern State University in May 2024.
| Institution | Degree | Graduation Date |
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| American University, D.C. | Master of Arts in International Relations | 2027 |
| Midwestern State University | Master of Arts in History | 2024 |
| Midwestern State University | Bachelor of Arts in History | 2022 |
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More Than a Doctrine: U.S. Foreign Policy as a Debate Without End
Foreign Analysis Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 1, Issue 7 (Winter Edition: January/February 2026), December 2025: pg. 11-28, <https://foreignanalysis.com/more-than-a-doctrine/>.
The Twentieth Century Reconsidered: Political Dealignment and Postwar Conservatism, 1945-1990
Master's Thesis (Wichita Falls: Midwestern State University History Department, 2024): p. 1-148, <https://msutexas.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/thesis_coll/id/1353/rec/4>.
Chapter 15, "The Millennial Campus: The Moon Saga, Impact of the PATRIOT Act, and Student Accessibility at MSU from 1998-2003"
in A Century of Midwestern State University 1922-2022 by Everett W. Kindig, ed. John Ashbrook (Wichita Falls: Midwestern State University Press, 2022): p. 329-342.