Edited by Nancy Christie, Ben Irvin, Ken Marcus and Brett Rushforth
Volume 13 (2013)
Recent Approaches to Cultural History: American Photography, Film, and Music
Kenneth H. Marcus
Sexuality, Migration, and Tourism in the 20th Century U.S.‐Mexico Borderlands
Marlene Medrano
The Epistemology and Politics of the Accidental: Connecting the Accident’s Intellectual and Cultural Historiography
Ryan Anthony Vieira
Writing New York’s Twentieth Century Jewish History: A Five Borough Journey
Jeffrey S. Gurock
Volume 10 (2012)
“What it Means to Be a Man”: Contested Masculinity in the Early Republic and Antebellum America” (pages 852–865)
Bryan C. Rindfleisch
Gossip as News: On Modern U.S. Celebrity Culture and Journalism (pages 467–482)
Kathleen A. Feeley
Republican Courts and Beyond: Early U.S. Political Culture (pages 399–408)
Sandra Moats
Banks and Banking in the Early American Republic (pages 409–422)
Sharon Ann Murphy
Working at Home: Domestic Workers in the Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century United States (pages 284–293)
Vanessa May
Silences Kept: The Absence of Gender and Sexuality in Black Press Historiography (pages 207–218)
Kim Gallon
From Interdependence to ‘Modern’ Individualism: Families and the Emergence of Liberal Society in Canada (pages 81–104)
Nancy Christie
Volume 9 (2011)
Gregory Cumming and Stephen Sayles
Joyce Berkman
‘Urban Christianity’ in the United States After World War II (pages 644–656)
Mark Wild
A Noteworthy Absence: How and why Race and Racism is Ignored by Public Administration Scholarship (pages 549–561)
Matthew T. Witt
The Symbionese Liberation Army: Coming Together, 1973 (pages 485–497)
Gregory Cumming and Stephen Sayles
The Question of Margaret Sanger (pages 474–484)
Joyce Berkman
The Fertility of Scholarship on the History of Reproductive Rights in the United States (pages 433–447)
Joyce Berkman
Shooting the Archives: Document Digitization for Historical–Geographical Collaboration (pages 423–432)
Arn Keeling and John Sandlos
Travel Writing as Evidence with Special Attention to Nineteenth-Century Anglo-America (pages 339–350)
Daniel Kilbride
Andrew Jackson, Slavery, and Historians (pages 326–338)
Mark R. Cheathem
The Birth, Death, and Resurrection of the Provincial Dilemma (pages 134–146)
Patrick Griffin
Writing the Worlds of Our Fathers and Mothers: The Fall and Rise of American Jewish Labor History (pages 147–161)
Susan Roth Breitzer
No Place Like Home: A Survey of American Home Economics History (pages 97–105)
Megan J. Elias
Volume 8 (2010)
Memory, Race, and Place (pages 1352–1368)
Barbara J. Heath and Lori A. Lee
Gender and History of the Postbellum U.S. South (pages 1369–1379)
Catherine Oglesby
Revisiting the American Revolution (pages 951–963)
Francis D. Cogliano
The Problem of Citizenship in the American Revolution (pages 1093–1113)
Douglas Bradburn
Family Matters: The Early Modern Atlantic from the European Side
Julie Hardwick
‘The New Suffrage History: Voting Rights in International Perspective’ (p 692-703)
Allison Sneider
The Ties That Bind: Infanticide, Gender, and Society (p 704-717)
Brigitte H. Bechtold, Donna Cooper Graves
Recent Trends in the Historiography on Warfare in the Colonial Period (1607–1765) (p 358-367)
John Grenier
Women, Gender, and Religion in the Early Americas (p 197-211)
Janet Moore Lindman
Absolutely Atlantic: Colonialism and the Early Modern French State in Recent Historiography (p 101-117)
Christopher Hodson, Brett Rushforth
Finding the Flapper: A Historiographical Look at Image and Attitude (p 118-128)
Stella Ress
Volume 7 (2009)
Gender and Sexuality in the North American Borderlands, 1492–1848 (p 1606-1615)
Ann M. Little
Rape Law in 19th-Century America: Some Thoughts and Reflections on the State of the Field (p 1391-1399)
Mary R. Block
Loved Labor’s Losses: The Congress of Industrial Organizations and the Effects of McCarthyism (p 1400-1415)
Susan Roth Breitzer
Women’s Struggles within the American Radical Pacifist Movement (p 1064-1090)
Marian Mollin
Searching for the Invisible Woman: The Evolution of White Women’s Experience in Britain’s West Indian Colonies (p 329-341)
Natalie A. Zacek
Volume 6 (2008)
Battling Stereotypes: A Taxonomy of Common Soldiers in Civil War History (p 1407-1425)
Jason Phillips
Spatial Personas: A New Technique for Interpreting Colonial Encounters in Colonial North America (p 1164-1172)
Ian Chambers
Disaster: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis (p 934-946)
Jonathan Bergman
Local and National Identities in the Politics of Consumption: The Anti-Chain Store Movement Reconsidered (p 947-968)
Daniel Scroop
Recent Currents in the Nineteenth-Century American Maritime History (p 607-626)
Matthew Raffety
Beyond These Mythical Shores: Asian American History and the Study of Race (p 627-638)
Moon-Ho Jung
The New North in Canadian History and Historiography (p 639-658)
Kenneth S. Coates, William R. Morrison
Environmental History, the Environmental Movement, and the Politics of Power (p 297-313)
Eric Boime
From Impartial Liberty to Afro-Christianity: Assessing the Revolution in Virginia’s Religious Life (p 345-363)
Cynthia Jo Ingham
The Political History of a Postwar Suburban Society Revisited (p 364-388)
Thomas J. Vicino
Volume 5 (2007)
Black Loyalists and Black Slaves in Maritime Canada (p 1980-1997)
Harvey Amani Whitfield
Music and American Culture (p 1412-1430)
Kenneth H. Marcus
Reconsidering Women and Gender in Mining (p 995-1001)
Laurie Mercier, Jaclyn Gier
America’s Forgotten Founder: John Dickinson and the American Revolution (p 1002-1012)
Jane Calvert
Transforming an Eighteenth-Century Archive into a Twenty-First-Century Database: The Early California Population Project (p 1013-1025)
Steven W. Hackel, Anne Marie Reid
What Historians Talk About When They Talk About Suicide: The View from Early Modern British North America (p 658-674)
Terri L. Snyder
Railroads, Regionalism, and Postwar Economic Decline in the West: The Case of Montana’s Upper Musselshell Valley (p 691-708)
Miles D. Lewis
Eighteenth-Century Land Speculation at the Margins of the Anglo-American World (p 251-261)
David Dewar
Separate Spheres: Analytical Persistence in United States Women’s History (p 262-277)
Kim Warren
Volume 4 (2006)
Judicial Beginnings: The Supreme Court in the 1790s (p 1102-1116)
Robert P. Frankel Jr.
The Native Spiritual Economy and the Yamasee War (p 1117-1132)
Dixie Ray Haggard
Native Americans and National Identity in Early North America (p 927-932)
Tyler Boulware
“It’s All About Perspective”: Using Simulations in Multicultural Teaching (p 933-942)
Kat Williams
Slavery and the Founding (p 943-955)
Matthew Mason
Heating Up the Sources: Using Community Cookbooks in Historical Inquiry (p 956-961)
Jill Nussel
Beyond the New Indian History: Recent Trends in the Historiography on the Native Peoples of North America (p 962-974)
Nicolas G. Rosenthal
Revival on the Right: Making Sense of the Conservative Moment in Post-World War II American History (p 975-999)
Darren Dochuk
Reading Landscapes: The American Suburbs (p 731-740)
Jennifer Scanlon
Gender and United States Citizenship in Nation and Empire (p 592-602)
Beatrice McKenzie
How Should We Look at Rape in Early America? (p 603-614)
Sharon Block
American Indian Education (p 615-620)
Ruth Spack
Black Freedom Studies: Re-imagining and Redefining the Fundamentals1 (p 348-367)
Jeanne Theoharis
Hurricane Katrina and the Burdens of History (p 368-372)
Adam Rothman
Technology and the World the Slaves Made (p 373-383)
Robert Gudmestad
Death and Memory in Early America (p 384-401)
Matthew Dennis
Problems and Prospects in North American Borderlands History (p 186-192)
Benjamin Johnson
Volume 3 (2005)
Indians and Race in Early America: A Review Essay (p **-**)
Joshua Piker
Thinking About the Civil Rights Movement in a Conservative Age (p **-**)
Mark Wild
Eugenics and Historical Memory in America (p **-**)
Alexandra Minna Stern
Why read Sermons? What Americanists can learn from the Sermons of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (p **-**)
Laura M. Stevens
The Origins of the Civil War (p **-**)
Nicole Etcheson
Jonathan Edwards’s Life of David Brainerd and the Northampton Dismissal (p **-**)
John Grigg
Thomas Jefferson’s Sexual Imagination (p **-**)
Andrew Burstein
Crossing the Eastern Divide: Western Civilization and Islam in the Views of Chaadaev and Gokalp
Jonathan Grant
The Feminist Appropriation of Matriarchal Myth in the 19th and 20th Centuries (p **-**)
Cynthia Eller
Volume 2 (2004)
The Long Peace in Pennsylvania (p **-**)
Jane T. Merritt
The American Enlightenment (p ???-???)
Nina Reid-Maroney
Teaching Women’s History: I Offered Social History, They Took Away Heroes (p **-**)
Sarah Swedberg
The Ideology of Early Modern Colonisation (p **-**)
Andrew Fitzmaurice
Between Religious Marketplace and Spiritual Wasteland: Religion in the British Atlantic World(p **-**)
Carla Gardina Pestana
‘On with the Show’: American Popular Entertainment as Cultural and Social History (p **-**)
John Springhall
New Directions in the History of Free Black Activism in the Antebellum North (p **-**)
Patrick Rael
Volume 1 (2004)
Colonial North America (p **-**)
Alan Taylor
Some caveats about the ‘Atlantic’ paradigm (p **-**)
Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra
Continental Conceptions (p **-**)
Paul Mapp
Canada and the Empires of the Past (p **-**)
Adele Perry
Culture across Borders in the Americas (p **-**)
Seth Fein
Comparing Early Modern American Worlds: Some Reflections On The Promise Of A Hemispheric Perspective (p **-**)
Jack P. Greene
Intercolonial and Interimperial Relations in the Seventeenth Century (p **-**)
April Lee Hatfield
Atlantic Constraints and Global Opportunities (p **-**)
Alison Games
Time, Space, and the History of Early Modern North America (p **-**)
Elizabeth Mancke
‘Urban Christianity’ in the United States After World War II (pages 644–656)
Mark Wild
