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• Ghostlife of Third Cinema
  ...n citizenship, housing segregation, and racialization, Mimura explores the cultural production of Asian American film and its relation to the transnational thi ...esistance and creativity, of both visual poetry as cultural resistance and cultural resistance as poetic act, not only to challenge ongoing domination but also
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• Immigrant Acts
  === Lisa Lowe, ''Immigrant Acts: On Asian American Cultural Politics'', 1996 === | name = Immigrant Acts: On Asian American Cultural Politics
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• Inventing the National Politic: Contestations over Social Membership and Political Participation in Nineteenth Century America
  ...ncipation, pension benefits for widows and their children, tariffs, Indian cultural traditions, and female rights and protections. Interestingly, while the ide ...in politics and obtained political power and eventually the vote. She also studies such issues as the differing roles and divisions between different kinds of
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• The Theoretical Foundations of Transnationalism: A Primer
  ...y pivot for anthropologist Arjun Appadurai in his work Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization. For Appadurai, globalization fundamentally cha .... Still, Lipsitz certainly agrees with the need for the field of American Studies to engage with “global popular culture”, “We are witnessing an invers
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• Transnationalism and Urban Networks: An Introduction
  The expansion of transnational studies greatly enhanced history and social science’s ability to grasp the comple ...ion of cultural studies further broadened historical and social scientific studies. The interconnectedness of these approaches enabled scholars to push agains
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• American Empire: The Domestic and International Ramifications of U.S. Imperialism
  ...sion. Today some writers of globalization talk of America’s economic and cultural influence, but fail to mention its past “informal empire”. As many scho ...ideas and movements across the globe where previous histories had confined studies to discrete nation states. In this new amalgamation, several historians not
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• No Socialism in America: The Failure of America's Socialist Party
  ...ide a more complex and illuminating answer to Socialism’s decline, older studies of the S.P. still prove valuable, revealing both the historical tendencies ...en Heritage: Scholarship Reinforces Political Mythology” (in the journal Studies on the Left) directly assaults the Consensus view of the Socialist Movement
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• The (Limited) Historiography of Music Piracy in the US
  ...ens Creativity'' examines how concepts of copyright related to an array of cultural practices, especially as different media fostered new types of expression. ...one and format, openly avowing its support for bootlegging as a worthwhile cultural practice. Heylin does not seek to fit the upstart labels of the late 1960s
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• Thirty Years of "Smart Growth" in Oregon
  ...egime. Unsurprisingly, developers have figured prominently in debates and studies about planning, since the decisions of state and local governments can dire ...land-use planning is, perhaps, the most ubiquitous character in all these studies, more so than environmentalists, neighborhood associations or any other pla
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• The Bracero Movement: Mexican and Mexican-American Labor Post-1942
  ...oes offer an general overview, The Role of the Bracero in the Economic and Cultural Dynamics of Mexico focuses primarily on the state of Chihuahua. In choosin == New Studies on an Old Tradition ==
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• Joan Scott Was Not Alone: The Emergence and Investigation of Gender in U.S. Women’s History 1980 – 1992
  ...gued new analytics like gender have refurbished historical study, infusing studies with new perspectives, considerations, and ideas. ...ates this trend most clearly, earlier works in the U.S. field of women’s studies began to explore these areas before, during, and after Joan Scott’s acade
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• An Age of Agency: Working Women's Role in Leisure, Treating, and Prostitution 1880-1945
  ...e expansion of academia into areas such as gender, ethnic, and immigration studies which have enabled historians to explore a greater variety of women’s exp ...hood, Cheap Amusements refutes the trickledown theory suggesting that such cultural exchange occurred in two directions. Working women’s participation in com
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• Deconstructing Dumbo: The Disneyland Discourse on Suburban America
  ...d by Jessie Eisenberg), a recent college grad with a degree in Renaissance Studies, finds his postgraduation hopes of escape to 1987 New York squashed by rece Films like Adventureland and National Lampoon’s Summer Vacation represent a cultural pushback against the idyllic vision of suburban America that Disneyland has
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• The Second Gold Rush
  (Johnson also notes cultural contributions that brought blues, country music, evangelical religion, sout [[Category:Urban Studies]]
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• Modernity At Large
  | name = Modernity At Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization ...the last quarter of the twentieth century, with a particular focus on its cultural contents and consequences. Situating globalization in the context of what h
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• Consciousness and the Urban Experience
  ...ntribution in Consciousness and the Urban Experience is to utilize theory, cultural productions (mostly novels and similar literature from the periods he exami [[Cateogry:Urban Studies]]
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• The World City Hypothesis
  ...production and dissemination of information, news, entertainment and other cultural artifacts.” Additionally, as such areas draw increasing immigration, the [[Cateogry:Urban Studies]]
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• Of States and Cities
  ...utual hostility go hand in hand.” Marcuse points out that functional and cultural differences “are in general voluntary, divisions by status are not.” Th [[Cateogry:Urban Studies]]
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• Cities and Development in the Third World
  ..., focuses strictly on economic, demographic, and political developments. Cultural aspects or gender considerations receive virtually no attention. Still, in ...s such as the IMF receive scant attention. Additionally, as already noted, cultural aspects or gender considerations remain absent.
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• Globalizing Cities
  ...e 1970s. Acknowledging that cities have always illustrated divisions along cultural, functional and economic lines, the current pattern “is a new and in many [[Category:Urban Studies]]
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