Charles Carter

Dr. Charles Carter is a tenured Associate Professor of History at Shorter University within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. His research spans global historical trends, diplomatic strategies, and religious dynamics in Eastern Europe.

• Contact: ccarter@shorter.edu
• Office: 315 Shorter Ave., Rome, Georgia 30165
• Phone: (706)-233-7651

Educational Background:

• Ph.D., Ohio State University (2012)
• M.A., University of Georgia (2007)
• B.A., University of Georgia (2003)
• A.A., South Georgia College (2001)

Dr. Carter's research focuses on international diplomatic strategies during the Cold War, religious movements in Eastern Europe, and the evolution of global civilizations. His work analyzes geopolitical alliances, U.S. foreign policy, and the intersection of faith and statecraft in post-Soviet contexts.

Publication trends highlight Cold War trade relations, religious expansion challenges, and historical atrocities. Notable themes include U.S.-Soviet diplomatic strategies, Armenian Genocide accountability, and Evangelical Christianity's spread in Russia.