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| + | * Cummings, [http://tropicsofmeta.wordpress.com/2011/09/15/essence-precedes-existence-the-problem-of-identity-politics-in-hurewitzs-bohemian-la/ Essence Precedes Existence? The Problem of Identity Politics in Hurewitz's Bohemian L.A.] | ||
* Reft, [[An Age of Agency: Working Women's Role in Leisure, Treating, and Prostitution 1880-1945]] | * Reft, [[An Age of Agency: Working Women's Role in Leisure, Treating, and Prostitution 1880-1945]] | ||
* Reft, [[Joan Scott Was Not Alone: The Emergence and Investigation of Gender in U.S. Women’s History 1980 – 1992]] | * Reft, [[Joan Scott Was Not Alone: The Emergence and Investigation of Gender in U.S. Women’s History 1980 – 1992]] | ||
Revision as of 06:41, 1 March 2013
Contents
Colonial History
- Lime, Comparing Colonization Efforts in the New World
- Reft, Revolution and Slavery in the Atlantic World
Cultural History
- Cummings, The (Limited) Historiography of Music Piracy in the US
- Cummings, Noise, from Dos Passos to Bob Pollard
- Hansen, On Material and Immaterial Digestion in A rebours
- Reft, Deconstructing Dumbo: The Disneyland Discourse on Suburban America
- Reft, A Nation of Consumer Republics: Suburbanization, Media, and Cultural Production in Postwar America
- Reft, Whiteness, Archives, and Oral History
Gender and Sexuality
- Cummings, Essence Precedes Existence? The Problem of Identity Politics in Hurewitz's Bohemian L.A.
- Reft, An Age of Agency: Working Women's Role in Leisure, Treating, and Prostitution 1880-1945
- Reft, Joan Scott Was Not Alone: The Emergence and Investigation of Gender in U.S. Women’s History 1980 – 1992
- Reft, Race, Sexuality, and the Public Sphere in American History
- Reft, Intimate Citizenship: The Influence of Marriage, Sexuality, and Transience on National Membership
Global History
- Reft, The Theoretical Foundations of Transnationalism: A Primer
- Reft, Transnationalism and Urban Networks: An Introduction
- Reft, American Empire: The Domestic and International Ramifications of U.S. Imperialism
- Reft, The Ties that Bind: The Transnational Trick of Immobilizing the Mobile
Military History
- Cummings, Was the American Civil War the First “Total War”?
- Reft, Double Victory: From WWII to the AVF, African Americans and the U.S. Military
- Reft, The Municipal Military: The Impact of the Armed Services on Urban America
- Southard, Crayons, Fraternities, and Military Historians: The Perception and State of American Military History
Political History
- Cummings, Containing Multitudes: The New Communist Manifestoes a Decade Later
- Cummings, Interests and Enemies: Problems in the Historiography of Populism
- Gallagher, Whither the US Welfare Regime
- Lime, Abolitionism and the Political Culture of Antebellum America
- Lime, The American Civil War and the Rise of "Total War"
- Reft, The Bracero Movement: Mexican and Mexican-American Labor Post-1942
- Reft, Early Interracial Alliances in the Twentieth Century US
- Reft, No Socialism in America: The Failure of America's Socialist Party
- Reft, Reconstruction: A Mini Review
- Reft, "Your Asian Wasn't Quiet": Black, Brown, Yellow Alliances in America
- Sine, Inventing the National Politic: Contestations over Social Membership and Political Participation in Nineteenth Century America
Race and Ethnicity
- Reft, Bringing Asian-Americans into the History of Segregation
- Reft Californication: Race, Ethnicity, and Unity in 20th Century California
- Reft, Early Interracial Alliances in the Twentieth Century US
- Reft, Erasing Race: Whiteness, California, and the Colorblind Bind
- Reft, The Modern Paul Gilroy: Modernity, Transnationalism, and the Impact of the Black Atlantic on History
- Reft, Whiteness, Archives, and Oral History
- Reft, "Your Asian Wasn't Quiet": Black, Brown, Yellow Alliances in America
- Sine, Inventing the National Politic: Contestations over Social Membership and Political Participation in Nineteenth Century America
- Suarez, Civil Society and Mass Incarceration
