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• Joan Scott Was Not Alone: The Emergence and Investigation of Gender in U.S. Women’s History 1980 – 1992
  ...classes, and genders previously ignored or excluded, the resulting social history shifted the historical discourse away from its long running obsession with ...ental fact remains gender now serves as a disputed but central presence in history.
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• The Politics of Rock in the 1970s and 1980s
  ...ecade of the 1980s. Azerrad opens the piece by giving a little background history about what was going on during the 1980s in the U.S. and gives some reasons ...d on our culture, whereas Svenonius and Schulman were trying to document a history in which the music aspect was not the main focus. Azerrad does a good job
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• The Blood of Government
  ...ino immigrants to the US articulated a sanitized version of US-Philippines history, while remaining shocked at the overt racism that few American educators bo ...it fails to undermine the work, which ambitiously traces the transnational history of U
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• City Requiem
  [[Category:Asian History]]
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• Immigrant Acts
  ...' that aestheticizes ethnic differences as if they could be separated from history.” (9) ...cultural institution that “legitimates particular forms and subjects of history and subjugates or erases others.” (98) Accordingly Asian American literat
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• Inventing the National Politic: Contestations over Social Membership and Political Participation in Nineteenth Century America
  ...896.” In The Democratic Experiment: New Directions in American Political History. Edited by Meg Jacobs, William J. Novak, and Julian Zelizer. Princeton Univ ...ica.” In The Democratic Experiment: New Directions in American Political History. Edited by Meg Jacobs, William Novak, and Julian Zelizer. Princeton Univers
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• Latin American History
  * Raymond B. Craib, [[Cartographic Mexico|Cartographic Mexico: A History of State Fixations and Fugitive Landscapes]], 2004
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• Review Essays
  ===Colonial History=== ===Cultural History===
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• Revolution and Slavery in the Atlantic World
  For Jefferson, history amounted to a linear line of progress. If slavery were not abolished in his ...World: The Story of the Haitian Revolution (2004) provides an interpretive history of the successful slave rebellion. Similar to Wood’s work, Dubois builds
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• Global History
  * David Harvey. [[A Brief History of Neoliberalism]] (2005). ...[Something New Under the Sun|Something New Under the Sun: An Environmental History of the Twentieth-Century World]] (2001).
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• Nineteeth Century United States
  ...[The Wars of Reconstruction|The Wars of Reconstruction: The Brief, Violent History of America's Most Progressive Era]] (2014). * David B. Freeman. [[Carved in Stone|Carved in Stone: The History of Stone Mountain]] (1997).
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• The Theoretical Foundations of Transnationalism: A Primer
  .... All these factors and more serve to alter not only historians’ view of history, but suggest several points of inquiry. Of these numerous questions, four s ...and African American scholars long embraced the transnational approach to history. Longstanding diasporas of black communities created through forced labor,
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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 The reorientation of history and social sciences with greater attention to transnational frameworks has
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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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• No Socialism in America: The Failure of America's Socialist Party
  ...ocialist Party enjoyed its greatest prominence, David Shannon in his party history, The Socialist Party of America (1955) traces the development and growth of ...capes much of Weinstein’s wrath, receiving criticism for providing party history, which Weinstein claims are intrinsically narrow in their focus.
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• Thirty Years of "Smart Growth" in Oregon
  ...iment behind these words can be found in almost any newspaper, magazine or history book that discusses planning in Oregon. Designers, politicians, activists ...tyle" traces different strands of moralism and conservatism in the state's history and politics, arguing that Oregonians have traditionally valued the public
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• The Bracero Movement: Mexican and Mexican-American Labor Post-1942
  ...of the migration pattern of Mexican migrants has been a reliable source of history before the bracero program was even conceptualized let alone negotiated and ...The late Professor Cardoso (former Head of the University of Wyoming’s History Department) illustrated the processes which brought willing Mexican agricul
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• Joan Scott Was Not Alone: The Emergence and Investigation of Gender in U.S. Women’s History 1980 – 1992
  ...classes, and genders previously ignored or excluded, the resulting social history shifted the historical discourse away from its long running obsession with ...ental fact remains gender now serves as a disputed but central presence in history.
  25 KB (3,880 words) - 01:26, 21 June 2012
• An Age of Agency: Working Women's Role in Leisure, Treating, and Prostitution 1880-1945
  Throughout American history, ideas about women’s sexuality have been influenced by economic and socia ...during the nation’s most concentrated anti-prostitution campaign in U.S. history. Rosen’s work examines the “complicated web of particular economic, soc
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• A Nation of Consumer Republics: Suburbanization, Media, and Cultural Production in Postwar America
  ..., Vietnamese, and Filipinos disavow the linear developmental anti imperial history of the US domestically and abroad. Forced to “forget” Asian wars while ...rventions. Thus, as Mimura, Lowe and others note, residents appear outside history, while obscuring the reasons and affects of American interventions.
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• Twentieth Century United States
  ...erg. [[Processing the Past|Processing the Past : Contesting Authority in History and the Archives]](2011) * Nancy F. Cott. [[Public Vows|Public Vows: A History of Marriage and the Nation]] (2002).
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