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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 complexities and interdependenc ...tional field have adopted or employed theoretical frameworks that previous diplomatic historians largely ignored. The world’s expanding urbanization and increa
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• American Empire: The Domestic and International Ramifications of U.S. Imperialism
  ...olicy, a trend he encourages, but suggests recent developments in cultural history have contributed to the field’s fragmentation. ...udents, more women and people of color), and a greater attention to social history generally produced what scholars like Gaddis might decry as fragmented unev
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• Power and Protest
  ...between foreign and domestic policies, recasting Cold War hostilities and diplomatic maneuvering as conservative power play between the United States, USSR, and [[Category:Global History]]
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• America in the World
  ...udents, more women and people of color), and a greater attention to social history generally produced what scholars like Gaddis might decry as fragmented unev ...ast since 1945, the Cold War in Asia, American economic diplomacy, and the history of American intelligence since 1945. Each proves useful regarding its parti
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• The Mobility of Labor and Capital
  ...ves as one obvious example) but of equal importance are the multinational, diplomatic, and military linkages established by creation of such institutions. [[Category:Global History]]
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• Theories of International Relations
  *Tim Dunne, Inventing International Society: A History of the English School. ...No International Theory?” in Herbert Butterfield and Martin Wight, eds. Diplomatic Investigations: essays in the theory of international politics.
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• Indians, Settlers, and Slaves in a Frontier Exchange Economy
  ...Old South obscures historians' view of both postwar and colonial southern history. We should not read antebellum racism, relationships, and categories back i ...nd land encroachment from a rising number of English traders just as their diplomatic leverage began to topple." (268)
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• Hiroshima
  ...the decision to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima was driven by strategic and diplomatic concerns, the phenomenon of anti-Japanese racism in the U.S., and the psych
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• The Tragedy of American Diplomacy
  ...using excessively on the needs of the U.S. created a diplomacy that lacked diplomatic awareness. This led to the U.S. overplaying its hand with the leaders of th [[Category:Diplomatic History]]
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• Manifest Design
  ...Graebner, and Robert H. Ferrell that look at 19th Century U.S. diplomatic history as a simpler time of peaceful engagement with other nations and peoples, an
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• The US and the World
  ...te the study of culture, race, class and gender into a new globalized U.S. history. ...tion: What is International History?” Palgrave Advances in International History (Palgrave MacMillan, 2005).
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• American History - Kling
  ...A Nation Among Nations| A Nation Among Nations: America’s Place in World History]]. New York: Hill and Wang, 2006. ...acing East From Indian Country | Facing East From Indian Country: A Native History.]] Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2001.
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