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• The Revolutionary Imagination in the Americas and the Age of Development
• Theorized History

A

• Abalone Tales
• The Abolition of Slavery and the Aftermath of Emancipation in Brazil
• The Absent City
• An Absent Presence
• Absolute Erotic, Absolute Grotesque
• The Abyss of Representation
• Academic Freedom
• The Academic’s Handbook
• The Academics of Publishing
• Academostars
• Acadian French in Time and Space
• An Account of the Antiquities of the Indians
• Accounting for Violence
• Acid Rain and Friendly Neighbors
• An Acoustic Analysis of Vowel Variation in New World English
• Active Living, the Built Environment, and the Policy Agenda
• Activism and the Academy
• Adam’s Gift
• Addiction Trajectories
• Adiós Muchachos
• Adiós Niño
• Adopted Territory
• Adoptive Migration
• Adorno and Ethics
• Adrian Piper
• The ADS Dictionary: How Soon?/ The Linguistic Atlas of New England Revisited
• An Aesthetic Occupation
• Aesthetics and Marxism
• Aesthetics and Political Economy
• Aesthetics and the End(s) of American Cultural Studies
• The Aesthetics of Resistance, Volume 1
• The Aesthetics of Shadow
• The Affect Theory Reader
• Affective Communities
• The Affective Turn
• Affirmative Reaction
• Affordable Health insurance
• African American English Speakers and Their Participation in Local Sound Changes
• African American Fraternal Associations and the History of Civil Society in the United States
• African American Religious History
• African American Religious Studies
• The African Exchange
• African Modernism
• African Rhythms
• An African Voice
• Africana Thought
• Africanizing Anthropology
• Afro Asia
• The Afro-Asian Century
• The Afro-Latin@ Reader
• Afrofuturism
• After Eden
• After Life
• After Love
• After Sex?
• After Sex?
• After Spanish Rule
• After the Death of Poetry
• After the End
• After the Garden?
• After the Imperial Turn
• After the Thrill Is Gone
• The Afterlife of Images
• Afterlives of Romanticism
• Against Normalization
• Against Preemptive War
• Against the Closet
• Against the Law
• Against War
• The Agamben Effect
• The Age of Beloveds
• The Age of Economic Measurement
• The Age of the World Target
• The Agrarian Dispute
• Agrarian Environments
• Agreement on Demand
• AIDS and the National Body
• AIDS TV
• The Ailing City
• Airborne Dreams
• Aircraft Stories
• Al-Ghazali and the Ashárite School
• Alain Badiou and Cultural Revolution
• The Alaska Native Reader
• Alexis de Tocqueville
• Alien Encounters
• Alimentary Tracts
• All about Your Eyes
• All in the Family
• All Is True
• The Allure of Labor
• Aloha America
• Aloha Betrayed
• Alone Before God
• The Already Dead
• Alterity Politics
• Alternative Medicine
• Alternative Modernities
• Althusser and His Contemporaries
• Always More Than One
• Amazonia and the Andes
• Ambient Television
• Ambivalent Sites of Memory in Postwar Germany
• AmBushed
• America’s Miracle Man in Vietnam
• The American 1890s
• American Anatomies
• The American Colonial State in the Philippines
• The American Dance Festival
• The American Dialect Society: A Historical Sketch/The Press as an Ally in Collecting Folk Speech
• American Empire and the Politics of Meaning
• American Indian Persistence and Resurgence
• American Literary Scholarship, 1991
• American Literary Scholarship, 1963
• American Literary Scholarship, 1964
• American Literary Scholarship, 1965
• American Literary Scholarship, 1966
• American Literary Scholarship, 1967
• American Literary Scholarship, 1968
• American Literary Scholarship, 1969
• American Literary Scholarship, 1971
• American Literary Scholarship, 1972
• American Literary Scholarship, 1973
• American Literary Scholarship, 1974
• American Literary Scholarship, 1975
• American Literary Scholarship, 1976
• American Literary Scholarship, 1977
• American Literary Scholarship, 1978
• American Literary Scholarship, 1979
• American Literary Scholarship, 1980
• American Literary Scholarship, 1981
• American Literary Scholarship, 1982
• American Literary Scholarship, 1983
• American Literary Scholarship, 1984
• American Literary Scholarship, 1985
• American Literary Scholarship, 1986
• American Literary Scholarship, 1987
• American Literary Scholarship, 1988
• American Literary Scholarship, 1989
• American Literary Scholarship, 1990
• American Literary Scholarship, 1992
• American Literary Scholarship, 1993
• American Literary Scholarship, 1994
• American Literary Scholarship, 1995
• American Literary Scholarship, 1996
• American Literary Scholarship, 1997
• American Literary Scholarship, 1998
• American Literary Scholarship, 1999
• American Literary Scholarship, 2000
• American Literary Scholarship, 2001
• American Literary Scholarship, 2002
• American Literary Scholarship, 2003
• American Literary Scholarship, 2004
• American Literary Scholarship, 2005
• American Literary Scholarship, 2006
• American Literary Scholarship, 2008
• American Literature and the Destruction of Knowledge
• American Literature at 75
• American Poetry after 1975
• The Americas, Otherwise
• Among the Afghans
• An Analytical Index to American Literature
• And Justice for All?
• Andrea del Castagno and His Patrons
• Anecdotal Theory
• Anglo-American Pedagogy
• Anglophone Literatures and Global Culture
• Animacies
• Animals and Women
• Animating Film Theory
• Anomalous States
• Another Face of Empire
• Another World Was Possible
• Anthropological Futures
• Anthropological Intelligence
• Anthropology and Social Theory
• Anthropology and the Racial Politics of Culture
• The Anthropology of Christianity
• Anti-Crisis
• The Antinomian Controversy, 1636–1638
• Antinomies of Art and Culture
• Antinomies of Modernity
• Antinomies of the Postsecular
• Anxious Intellects
• The Apartment Plot
• The Apocalyptic Century
• Apology for Quietism
• Apology for Quietism, Part 1
• Apology for Quietism, Part 2
• Apology for Quietism, Part 3
• Apology for Quietism, Part 4
• Apology for Quietism, Part 6
• Apology to Apostrophe
• The Appearances of Memory
• Appetites
• Apprehending the Criminal
• Appropriately Indian
• Appropriating Blackness
• April 2011
• April 2012
• Archibald Motley
• Architecture in Translation
• The Archive and the Repertoire
• An Archive of Feelings
• Archive Stories
• Archives of Empire
• Archives of Empire
• Arendt, Adorno, New York and Los Angeles
• The Argentine Silent Majority
• The Argot of the Racetrack
• Arguing Sainthood
• The Argumentative Turn in Policy Analysis and Planning
• The Argumentative Turn Revisited
• Ariel Dorfman
• Around Quitting Time
• Arrested Histories
• Arrogant Beggar
• Art and Social Movements
• Art beyond Itself
• Art for a Modern India, 1947–1980
• Art from a Fractured Past
• The Art Museums of Louis I. Kahn
• The Art of Authorial Presence
• The Art of Being In-between
• The Art of the Network
• The Art of Transition
• Art Spiegelman Issue
• Art Works
• Art Works
• Art, Activism, and Oppositionality
• Articles on American Literature, 1950–1967
• Artificial Respiration
• Arts in Earnest
• Arts of the Political
• The Ashio Riot of 1907
• Asia as Method
• Asia/Pacific as Space of Cultural Production
• Asia/Pacific Cinemas
• Asian Biopoleis
• Asian Biotech
• Asphodel
• The Assassination of Theo van Gogh
• Assimilating Asians
• Associate Degree Nursing Education
• At Home in the World
• At the Edge of Sight
• The Athletic Issue
• Atlantic Genealogies
• The Atlantic Slave Trade
• Aubade
• The Audible Past
• Audiences
• August 2011
• August 2012
• Authentic Blackness
• Authentic Indians
• Autobiographical Writing Across the Disciplines
• Autonomy and Emancipation in Latin America
• Avant-Garde Fascism
• Avant-Garde, Internationalism, and Politics
• The Avenue, Clayton City
• Averting the Apocalypse

B

• B Jenkins
• Babes in Tomorrowland
• Babylon East
• Babylon Girls
• Bacchanalian Sentiments
• Backward Glances
• Bad Colonists
• Bad Language, Naked Ladies, and Other Threats to the Nation
• Bad Modernisms
• Bad Objects
• Bad Souls
• Bad Water
• Badiou and Politics
• The Bakers of Paris and the Bread Question, 1700–1775
• Bakhtin/“Bakhtin”
• Baltimore Portraits
• Banana Wars
• The Bangladesh Reader
• The Barbara Johnson Reader
• Barbie’s Queer Accessories
• Barkley L. Hendricks
• Baroque New Worlds
• Barrio Libre
• The Bastille
• The Bathers
• The Battle of the Sexes in French Cinema, 1930–1956
• Battling for Hearts and Minds
• Baudrillard Redux
• The Beaches Are Moving
• Beautiful at All Seasons
• Beautiful Bottom, Beautiful Shame
• The Beautiful Generation
• Beautiful Work
• Beautiful/Ugly
• Becoming
• Becoming Beside Ourselves
• Becoming Black
• Becoming Imperial Citizens
• The Becoming of Time
• Becoming Reinaldo Arenas
• Becoming Undone
• Before the Nation
• Being Governor
• Belated Travelers
• Below the Line
• Benjamin Now
• Bergson, Politics, and Religion
• Bernard Stiegler
• Bernhard Eduard Fernow
• Between Colonialism and Diaspora
• Between East and West
• Between Empires
• Between Hollywood and Moscow
• Between Jesus and the Market
• Between Legitimacy and Violence
• Between the Guerrillas and the State
• Between Thing and Theory, or, The Reflexive Turn, part I
• Between Thing and Theory, or, The Reflexive Turn, part II
• Between Two Fires
• Between Woman and Nation
• Between You and Me
• Between Your House and Mine
• Beyond A Boundary
• Beyond a Boundary
• Beyond Belief
• Beyond Biopolitics
• Beyond Black Mountain
• Beyond Exoticism
• Beyond Lines of Control
• Beyond Path Dependency
• Beyond Prejudice
• Beyond Repair?
• Beyond Shangri-La
• Beyond the Body Proper
• Beyond the Boundaries of Old Geographies
• Beyond the Color Line and the Iron Curtain
• Beyond the European Left
• Beyond the Hacienda
• Beyond the Lettered City
• Beyond the Sacred Forest
• Beyond the Strai(gh)ts
• Beyond The Whiteness of Whiteness
• Bhangra and Asian Underground
• The Bible in the Sixteenth Century
• Bibliographical Guide to the Study of the Literature of the USA, 5th ed., revised and enlarged
• Big Ears
• Bilingual Aesthetics
• Bilingualism among American Slovaks/Use of the DAE and the DA of Schele de Vere’s Manuscript Notes/A Cleburne County, Arkansas, Word List/Low German in Mexico
• Bilingualism in Northern New England/Words Used by the Firefighters of the Denver Fire Department/A Word List from Olney, Illinois
• Bilingualism in the Americas
• Bill and Hillary
• Biocapital
• Biological Relatives
• Biomedicalization
• Biopolitics
• Birds of Fire
• Bituminous Coal Mining Vocabulary of the Eastern United States
• Black and Blue
• Black and Green
• The Black Arts Movement
• Black Arts West
• Black Athena Writes Back
• Black behind the Ears
• The Black Body in Ecstasy
• Black Business in the New South
• The Black Church in the African American Experience
• Black Empire
• Black France / France Noire
• Black into White
• Black Literature, Black Leadership
• Black Mirror/Espejo Negro
• Black Nationalism in the New World
• Black Performance Theory
• Black Power TV
• Black Queer Diaspora
• Black Queer Studies
• Black Venus
• Black, Jewish, and Interracial
• Blacks and Blackness in Central America
• Blazing Cane
• Blood and Culture
• Blood and Fire
• Blood Narrative
• The Blood of Guatemala
• Blood, Ink, and Culture
• Bloody Murder
• Blue Cross/Blue Shield—special section
• Blue Nippon
• Blues and Roots/Rue and Bluets
• Blutopia
• Bodies in Contact
• Bodies in Dissent
• Bodies in Formation
• Bodies of Inscription
• Bodies of Work
• Bodily Matters
• The Body in Late-Capitalist USA
• The Body Multiple
• The Body of War
• Body of Writing
• A Body Worth Defending
• “Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!”
• Bondmen and Rebels
• Border as Method, or, the Multiplication of Labor
• Border Dilemmas
• The Border Next Door
• Borderland Lives in Northern South Asia
• Borderland on the Isthmus
• The Borderlands of Culture
• Borders of Chinese Civilization
• Borrowed Time
• Bound and Gagged
• Bound by Law?
• Bound For the Promised Land
• Bounded Lives, Bounded Places
• Bourdieu and Historical Analysis
• The Brazil Reader
• Brazilian Art under Dictatorship
• The Brazilian Photographs of Genevieve Naylor, 1940-1942
• Brazilian Popular Music and Citizenship
• Breadwinners and Citizens
• Breast Cancer Recurrence and Advanced Disease
• Bricks Without Straw
• Bridging Enigma
• Bridging National Borders in North America
• Bring on the Books for Everybody
• Bringing It All Back Home
• Bringing the Empire Back Home
• A British Enterprise in Brazil
• The British Prime Minister, 2nd ed.
• Bronislava Nijinska
• Brother Men
• Brothers and Strangers
• The Brown Plague
• The Brummer Collection of Medieval Art
• Buena Vista in the Club
• The Bureaucrats of Buenos Aires, 1769–1810
• A Burley Tobacco Word List from Lexington, Kentucky
• Burn This House
• Buy It Now
• Buying into the Regime

C

• Cárdenas Compromised
• Céline, U.S.A.
• C. L. R. James in Imperial Britain
• C. L. R. James’s Caribbean
• Callaloo Nation
• Called by Stories
• Calling the Law into Question
• Calvert Casey
• The Camera as Historian
• Camera Obscura at Thirty
• Can the Subaltern See?
• Canada at the Polls, 1984
• Canada Votes 1935–1989
• Canadian Cultural Studies
• Capitalism and Christianity, American Style
• Capitalism, God, and a Good Cigar
• Caribbean Basin
• Caribbean Journeys
• Carl Menger and His Legacy in Economics
• Carnal Rhetoric
• Cartographic Mexico
• The Case for Palestine
• Castaway
• Catarino Garza’s Revolution on the Texas-Mexico Border
• Catastrophic Coastal Storms
• Catholic Lives, Contemporary America
• Catholic Lives/Contemporary America
• Catholicism and Politics in Communist Societies
• Cavell's "Music Discomposed" at 40
• A Celebration of Forty Years of “History of Political Economy” and the Editorship of Craufurd Goodwin
• A Celebration of John F. Nash, Jr.
• Celestina’s Brood
• Celibacies
• Censorium
• Centennial Usage Studies
• Centering Animals in Latin American History
• Central American Recovery and Development
• Central Asia
• A Century of Revolution
• A Certain Age
• Chalk Lines
• Challenging Conventions
• The Challenging Relationship Between Philosophy of Science and STS in East Asia
• Challenging Social Inequality
• Challenging U.S. Apartheid
• Changing Channels
• Changing Identities in Early Modern France
• Changing Men and Masculinities in Latin America
• Changing Pacific Forests
• Changing Sex
• Changing Tropical Forests
• Chaos to Cosmos
• Charles Bernstein: A Dossier
• Che on My Mind
• Che’s Travels
• Cherishing Men from Afar
• The Chiapas Rebellion
• Chicana Art
• Chicana Feminisms
• Chicana Sexuality and Gender
• Chick Flicks
• Child of the Fire
• Childhood in the Promised Land
• The Children of 1965
• Children of Ezekiel
• Children of Facundo
• Children of Fate
• Children of the Atomic Bomb
• Children’s Mental Health
• The Chile Reader
• China After Thirty Years of Reform
• China and the Human
• China and the Human
• China and the Humanities Today
• China in the Twentieth Century
• China Urban
• China’s Avant-Garde Fiction
• China’s New Cultural Scene
• Chinese Circulations
• Chinese Medicine in Contemporary China
• Chinese Modern
• Chinese Modernism in the Era of Reforms
• Chinese Narrative Poetry
• The Chinese Perspective on Žižek and Žižek's Perspective on China
• Chinese Poetry, 2nd ed., Revised
• Chinese Popular Culture and the State
• Chinese Reportage
• Chineseness across Borders
• Chocolate and Corn Flour
• Chocolate and Other Writings on Male Homoeroticism
• Choosing to Lead
• Cigarettes Are Sublime
• Cinema at the End of Empire
• Cinema of Actuality
• The Cinema of Economic Miracles
• The Cinema of Naruse Mikio
• The Cinematic Life of the Gene
• Cinematic Prophylaxis
• Circuits of Desire
• Circular Breathing
• The Circulation of Children
• Cities and Citizenship
• Cities From Scratch
• Cities Surround The Countryside
• Citizens, Experts, and the Environment
• Citizenship from Below
• Citizenship, National Identity, Race, and Diaspora in Contemporary Europe
• City of Extremes
• City of Suspects
• City/Art
• Civilization and Monsters
• Clairvoyance (For Those In The Desert)
• Class Analysis in Early America and the Atlantic World
• Class and the Color Line
• Class Fictions
• Classical Hollywood Narrative
• Classics Reconditioned
• Clear Word and Third Sight
• Clinical Labor
• The Clinton Reform Plan
• Close Encounters of Empire
• Close Reading
• Closet Devotions
• Clothing and Difference
• Coalition Strategies of Marxist Parties
• Cochabamba, 1550-1900
• Coffee and Conflict in Colombia, 1886–1910
• Cogito and the Unconscious
• Cognitive Themes
• The Cognitive Turn?
• A Coincidence of Desires
• Cold War Femme
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1812–21
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1822–23
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1824–25
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1826–28
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1838
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1839
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1840
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1841
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1852
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1853
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: April 1848–March 1849
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: April–December 1844
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: April–December 1849
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: August 1843–March 1844
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: August 1846–June 1847
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: August 1857–June 1858
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January 1829–September 1831
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January 1835–June 1836
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January 1854-June 1855
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January–December 1850
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January–December 1851
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January–July 1842
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January–July 1843
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January–October 1859
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January–September 1845
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: January-September 1856
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: July 1836–December 1837
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: July 1847–March 1848
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: July–December 1842
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: July–December 1858
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: July-December 1855
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: November 1859–September 1860
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: October 1831–September 1833
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: October 1833–December 1834
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: October 1845–July 1846
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: October 1856-July 1857
• The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: October 1860–October 1861
• Collective History
• Collectivism in 20th-Century Japanese Art
• Colonial Fantasies
• Colonial Habits
• Colonial Iconicity
• A Colonial Lexicon
• Colonial Pathologies
• Colonial Transformations in Venezuela
• Coloniality at Large
• The Color of Liberty
• The Color of Sex
• A Colorado Word Geography
• Colored Amazons
• Comfort Women
• Coming through the Fire
• Commentary and Ideology
• The Commodification of Childhood
• Common Knowledge (Inaugural issue marking return to publication)
• Commune, Movement, Negation
• Communication and Empire
• Communities of Sense
• Communities of the Air
• The Community Economic Development Movement
• Community Without Unity
• Community, Professions, and Participation—special section
• Comparative Health Policy
• Comparative Health Policy
• Comparative Health Politics
• Comparative Perspectives on Health Disparaties
• Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East
• Comparing Empires—special section
• Competing Kingdoms
• Competition in the Health Care Sector
• Competitive Elections in Developing Countires
• Complementarity
• Complexities
• Complicities
• Compositional Subjects
• Conference Issue # 1/ Health Care into the Next Century
• Conference Issue # 2/ States
• Conference Issue #3/ Community
• Conference Papers on American English and the International Phonetic Alphabet
• Confessions of a Prosaic Dreamer
• Conflicted Antiquities
• Confronting Mass Democracy and Industrial Technology
• Confronting the American Dream
• Congress and the Constitution
• The Conjure Woman and Other Conjure Tales
• Conjuring Bearden
• Conscripts of Modernity
• Conservation Is Our Government Now
• Constituent Moments
• Constituting Americans
• Constituting Critique
• The Constitution Besieged
• The Constitution in Wartime
• Constitution-Making in the Region of Former Soviet Dominance
• Constitutional Deliberation in Congress
• Constitutional Failure
• The Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Federal Republic of Germany
• The Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Federal Republic of Germany, 2nd ed.
• Constitutional Literacy
• The Constitutional Logic of Affirmative Action
• Constitutional Revolutions
• Constitutional Theory
• Constitutionalism, Identity, Difference, and Legitimacy
• Constrained Writing (1)
• Constrained Writing (II)
• Constructing the Black Masculine
• Constructing the Maya
• The Construction of Authorship
• Consuming Russia
• Consumption Intensified
• Contagious
• Containing the Poor
• Containment Culture
• Contemporary Carioca
• Contemporary Censorship and Performance
• Contemporary Chinese Art
• The Contemporary History of Latin America
• Contemporary Irish Culture and Politics
• Contemporary Middle Eastern Literature & the "Being at Work" Poetry Challenge
• The Contemporary Novel
• Contentious Lives
• Contentious Republicans
• Contested Boundaries
• Contested Communities
• Contested Histories in Public Space
• Continental Crossroads
• Contracting Colonialism
• Controlling East-West Trade and Technology Transfer
• Conventional Arms Control and East-West Security
• Conversations in Exile
• The Convict and the Colonel
• Cool Memories II, 1987–1990
• The Cord Keepers
• Correspondence Course
• The Correspondence of Henry St. John and Sir William Trumbull, 1698-1710
• The Correspondence of Richard Price, Volume II
• The Correspondence of Richard Price, Volume III
• Corruption in Corporate Culture
• Cortijo’s Wake / El entierro de Cortijo
• Cosmologies of Credit
• Cosmopolitan Anxieties
• Cosmopolitan Archaeologies
• Cosmopolitanism
• Cosmopolitanism
• The Costa Rica Reader
• Countering Development
• Countermodernism and Francophone Literary Culture
• Courage Tastes of Blood
• The Court vs. Congress
• Coyote Country
• Cracked Coverage
• Cradle of Liberty
• Crafting Gender
• Crafting Mexico
• Crash
• Creating Beauty To Cure the Soul
• Creating Market Socialism
• Creating Our Own
• Creating Ourselves
• Creating the Creole Island
• Creative License
• Creativity and Academic Activism
• Creativity and Its Discontents
• The Creativity Question
• Creatures
• Credit, Fashion, Sex
• The Creolization of Theory
• Crime and Punishment in Latin America
• Crimes of Writing
• Criminal Man
• Criminal Woman, the Prostitute, and the Normal Woman
• The Criminals of Lima and Their Worlds
• Crisis and Capitalism in Contemporary Argentine Cinema
• The Crisis of Secularism in India
• The Crisis of Socialism in Europe
• Critical Approaches to Religion and Politics
• Critical Credos
• The Critical Limits of Embodiment
• Critical Moves
• Critical Passions
• Critical Paths
• Critical Secularism
• Critical Thinking and the Academic Study of Religion
• Criticism in the Borderlands
• Crooked Stalks
• Cross-National Trends in Health Policy
• Crossing Borders, Claiming a Nation
• Crossing the Line
• Crossing the Water
• Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds
• Crucible of Conflict
• Crude Chronicles
• Cruel Modernity
• Cruel Optimism
• The Crux
• CT Suite
• Cuba
• The Cuba Reader
• Cuba Represent!
• Cuban Counterpoint
• Cuban Music from A to Z
• The Cult of Pharmacology
• The Cultivation of Whiteness
• The Cultural “State” of Contemporary Taiwan
• Cultural Agency in the Americas
• Cultural Analysis, Cultural Studies, and the Law
• Cultural Institutions of the Novel
• The Cultural Life of Intellectual Properties
• Cultural Marxism in Postwar Britain
• The Cultural Origins of the French Revolution
• Cultural Processes in Muslim and Arab Societies
• Cultural Processes in Muslim and Arab Societies
• Cultural Processes in Muslim and Arab Societies
• Cultural Processes of "Appropriation"
• Cultural Studies in the Future Tense
• Cultural Sutures
• The Cultural Turn in Late Ancient Studies
• Culture and the Law
• Culture and the Question of Rights
• Culture in the Marketplace
• Culture of Class
• The Culture of Conformism
• The Culture of Cursilería
• The Culture of Japanese Fascism
• A Culture of Stone
• Culture Wars in Brazil
• Culture, Power, Place
• Cultured States
• Cultures in Contact
• Cultures in Orbit
• Cultures of Clothing in Later Medieval and Early Modern Europe
• Cultures of Democracy
• The Cultures of Globalization
• Cultures of the Death Drive
• Cultures of Transnational Adoption
• Cultures of United States Imperialism
• Cumbia!
• The Cunning of Recognition
• Cupboards of Curiosity
• Curing the Colonizers
• Cutting Across Media
• Cycles of Conflict, Centuries of Change
• The Czech Reader

D

• D-Passage
• Dada and Photomontage across Borders
• Dancing in Spite of Myself
• Dancing with the Dead
• Dangerous Intimacies
• Dangerous Supplements
• Darger’s Resources
• Dark Borders
• Dark Continents
• Dark Designs and Visual Culture
• Dark Powers
• Dark Shamans
• Darkening Mirrors
• The Darker Side of Western Modernity
• A Date Which Will Live
• David T. Mason, Forestry Advocate
• The Day of Shelly’s Death
• Days on Earth
• Dead Subjects
• Dealing with Medical Malpractice
• Death Scenes
• The Death-Bound-Subject
• The Deaths of the Author
• Debating Moral Education
• A Decade of Negative Thinking
• December 2010
• December 2011
• December 2011
• December 2011
• December 2012
• December 2012
• Decentering the Regime
• Deciding to Intervene
• Decolonizing Native Histories
• Decolonizing the Middle Ages
• Deep River
• A Deleuzian Century?
• A Deleuzian Century?
• Deleuzism
• Deliberative Democracy
• The Deliverance of Others
• Democracy and Other Neoliberal Fantasies
• Democracy’s Body
• Democratic Dilemmas in the Age of Ecology
• The Deportation Regime
• Depression
• Der Untergang?
• Derrida and the Time of the Political
• Derrida’s Gift
• Desi Land
• Designing Culture
• Designs for an Anthropology of the Contemporary
• Desire
• Desiring China
• Desiring Disability
• Detente in Europe
• The Development of Spiritual Life in Bosnia under the Influence of Turkish Rule
• Developments in Central and East European Politics 4
• Developments in Central and East European Politics 5
• Developments in German Politics 3
• Developments in Russian Politics 6
• Developments in Russian Politics 7
• Deviations
• Dialect Change and Maintenance on the Outer Banks
• Dialect Labels in the Mirriam Third/Some Southern Farm Terms in Faulkner’s Go Down Moses
• Dialect of the Mesabi Range
• A Dialect Study in Dartmouth, Massachusetts
• A Dialect Survey of Carbonear, Newfoundland

D

• The Dialectal Structure of Southern England: Phonological Evidence
• The Dialectics of Our America
• Dialogues/Dialogi
• Diaspora and Immigration
• Diaspora and the Localities of Race
• Dictablanda
• The Dictator Next Door
• The Dictator’s Seduction
• A “Dictatorship of Relativism”?
• Dietrich Icon
• Difference
• Differences in Medicine
• A Different Light
• Digital Desire
• Digital Dramaturgies
• The Dimensions of Federalism
• Diploma of Whiteness
• The Directory of Publishers in Religion
• Disability and History
• Disappearing Acts
• The Disappearing Mestizo
• Disaster in French History
• Disastrous Consequences
• Discipline and the Other Body
• Disciplining Feminism
• Disciplining Statistics
• A Discontented Diaspora
• Discourse and the Other
• The Discovery and Conquest of Peru
• Disease in the History of Modern Latin America
• The Diseased Body in Premodern Europe
• Disenchanting Les Bons Temps
• Disintegrating the Musical
• Dislocations across the Americas
• Dispatches from the Front
• Dispatches from the Revolution
• Displaced Allegories
• Displacement, Diaspora, and Geographies of Identity
• Displacing Homophobia
• Displacing Whiteness
• Disrupting Savagism
• Dissent from the Homeland
• Dissent from the Homeland
• Dissident Syria
• Dissing Elizabeth
• Diva
• Divergent Modernities
• Do the Americas Have a Common Literature?
• Doña María’s Story
• Doctors and the State
• Doing What Comes Naturally
• Dolly Mixtures
• Dom Pedro
• Dominant Powers and Subordinate States
• Domination and Cultural Resistance
• Domination without Dominance
• The Dominican Republic Reader
• Don’t
• Donald Barthelme
• Double Critique
• Double Eagle and Rising Sun
• Down in the Dumps
• Doxa and Discourse
• Dreaming of a Mail-Order Husband
• Driftless
• Drugs for Life
• Dubious Mandate
• The Dukes of Durham, 1865–1929
• Dulcinea in the Factory
• Durham County
• Dying Modern
• Dying Planet

E

• E.T. Culture
• The Eagle and the Virgin
• Early Postmodernism
• Early Stevens
• Early Women Stars
• Earth Politics
• Eastern Dialect Words in California/Supplementary List of South Carolina Words and Phrases
• Eating Right in America
• The Echo of Things
• Eco-Nationalism
• Ecocriticism
• Ecologies of Comparison
• Ecology of the Body
• Economic Adjustment and Reform in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union
• Economic Engagements with Art
• Economic Policy Making in Mexico
• Economics and National Security
• The Economics of François Quesnay
• Economies of Abandonment
• The Economist as Public Intellectual
• Economists’ Lives
• Economists’ Papers, 1750–1950
• The Ecuador Reader
• The Edge of Islam
• The Edge of Surrealism
• Education in the School of Dreams
• Edward Said
• Edward Said and the Work of the Critic
• Edward W. Said
• The Effective Republic
• The Effortless Economy of Science?
• Egypt Land
• Eighteenth-Century Literary History
• El Alto, Rebel City
• Elementary Aspects of Peasant Insurgency in Colonial India
• Elfriede Jelinek’s Princess Plays
• The Ellis Island Snow Globe
• Eloquent Obsessions
• The Elusive Promise of Indigenous Development
• Emancipating the Female Sex
• Embers of the Past
• Emblemata Hispanica
• Emergence and Embodiment
• Emergent Forms of Life and the Anthropological Voice
• Emerging Histories in Madagascar
• Emperors in the Jungle
• Empire and Dissent
• Empire Burlesque
• Empire in Question
• Empire of Care
• An Empire of Indifference
• The Empire of Love
• Empire’s Garden
• The Empire’s Old Clothes
• Empires of Hygiene
• Empires of Vision
• Empires, Nations, and Natives
• The Empty Cradle of Democracy
• Empty Moments
• En-Gendering India
• Enacting Others
• The Enchantment Of Reason
• Enclosures
• The Encyclopedia of Duke Basketball
• The End of Nomadism?
• The Ends of War
• Enduring Enchantments
• The Enduring Legacy
• The Enemy
• Engaging the Past
• English Archaisms in Pennsylvania German/A Word-List from the Appalachians and the Piedmont Area of North Carolina
• English Lessons
• English on the Bonin (Ogasawara) Islands
• English Reformations
• Engraven Desire
• Entanglements, or Transmedial Thinking about Capture
• Entertaining the Third Reich
• ¿Entiendes?
• Entrepreneurial Vocations
• The Environment and the People in American Cities, 1600s–1900s
• Environment in the Global Arena
• Environmental History
• Environmental Injustices, Political Struggles
• Environmental Politics and Policy
• Environmentality
• Envisioning Taiwan
• An Epistemology of the Concrete
• Equaliberty
• Erasing the Commas
• Ernest Tubb
• Ernst Jünger and Germany
• Erotic Innocence
• The Erotic Life of Racism
• The Errant Art of Moby-Dick
• Errant Modernism
• Essay on Exoticism
• Essays in Honor of Sarah Fuller
• Essentials of the Theory of Fiction
• Essentials of the Theory of Fiction, 2nd ed.
• Estrangement Revisited
• Estrangement Revisited
• Ethereal Queer
• Ethical Politics
• Ethics of Citizenship
• Ethics of Liberation
• Ethnicity, Markets, and Migration in the Andes
• Ethnography as Commentary
• Ethnography in Unstable Places
• The Ethnohistorical Map in New Spain
• Euripides and the Poetics of Sorrow
• Europe (in Theory)
• Europe's Indians
• European Energy Challenge
• European Health Policies
• Eve Sedgwick
• Ever Faithful
• Everyday Forms of State Formation
• Everyday Utopias
• Everynight Life
• Evidence
• The Evolution of the Nasher Collection
• Evolution’s Eye
• Evolutionary Systems and Society
• Exceptional State
• Exceptional Violence
• Exchange Values
• Excursions
• The Exhaustion of Difference
• Exile and Creativity
• Exit-Voice Dynamics and the Collapse of East Germany
• Exoticism and the Culture of Exploration
• Expanding Class
• The Expanding Vista
• The Expectation of Justice
• Expecting Pears from an Elm Tree
• The Expediency of Culture
• The Expendable Future
• Experimental Ethnography
• Explorations in Political Psychology
• Exploring the Concept of Single Payer
• Export Controls in Transition
• Extended Play
• Extinct Lands, Temporal Geographies
• Extra/Ordinary
• Eye Contact
• An Eye for the Tropics
• EyeMinded
• Ezra Pound and Margaret Cravens
• Ezra Pound and the Mysteries of Love

F

• Fables of Power
• Fabricating Women
• Fabrications
• Fabulous! Divas, Part 1
• Fabulous! Divas, Part 2
• Faces of Internationalism
• Facing Texts
• Fado Resounding
• Failing the Future
• The Failure of Health Care Reform Section
• Fair Sex, Savage Dreams
• Fall 2008
• Fall 2010
• Fall 2010
• Fall 2010
• Fall 2010
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2011
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• Fall 2012
• The Fall and Rise of Freedom of Contract
• False Promises
• The Fame of Gawa
• Fanon
• Fantasizing the Feminine in Indonesia
• The Fantasy of Feminist History
• Farm, Shop, Landing
• Fat Art, Thin Art
• Fatal Advice
• The Fate of the Self
• Favored Flowers
• FDR and the Spanish Civil War
• Fear of Small Numbers
• February 2013
• February 2013
• The Federal Appointments Process
• The Federal Appointments Process
• Federal Criminal Law Doctrines
• Federal Trade Commission Report on Health Care and Competition
• Feeding Anorexia
• The Feeling of Kinship
• Feeling Photography
• Feeling Women's Liberation
• The Female Complaint
• Female Masculinity
• Femininity in Flight
• Feminism and Postmodernism
• Feminism in Time
• Feminism without Borders
• Feminist Accused of Sexual Harassment
• Feminist Agendas and Democracy in Latin America
• A Feminist Reader in Early Cinema
• Feminist Theory and the Frankfurt School
• Feminist Theory Out of Science
• The Feminization of Famine
• The Feral Issue
• Fevered Measures
• The Fierce Urgency of Now
• Fifties Culture
• Fiftieth Anniversary Issue
• Figurations
• Figures of Conversion
• Figures of Ill Repute
• Figures of Resistance
• Financial Derivatives and the Globalization of Risk
• Financial Missionaries to the World
• Financing State and Local Economic Development
• Finding the Movement
• The First Anglo-Afghan Wars
• First National Colloquium on the History of Forest Products Industries
• The First Woman in the Republic
• Five Faces of Modernity
• Fixin’ to Git
• Fixing Sex
• Flame Wars
• The Flash of Capital
• Flexible Citizenship
• A Flock Divided
• The Flower and the Scorpion
• Fluent Bodies
• Fluid New York
• Flying Saucers Rock 'n' Roll
• Food, Farms, and Solidarity
• For the City Yet to Come
• For the Record
• Foreign Front
• Foreign in a Domestic Sense
• A Foreign Policy in Transition
• A Foreigner Carrying in the Crook of His Arm a Tiny Bomb
• The Forest
• Forest History Museums of the World
• A Forgetful Nation
• Forgotten Readers
• The Form of Postcolonial African Fiction
• Formations of Colonial Modernity in East Asia
• Forms of Knowledge in Early Modern Asia
• The Forms of the Affects
• Foucault's Discipline
• Foundations for Excellence
• Foundations of World Order
• Foundlings
• Four Decades On
• The Fragility of Things
• Fragmented Memories
• Fragments of a Golden Age
• Framed
• France and Islam
• France at the Polls, 1981 and 1986
• France in Africa/Africa(ns) in France—special section
• Franco-Italian Political Thought
• The Frank C. Brown Collection of NC Folklore
• The Frank C. Brown Collection of NC Folklore
• The Frank C. Brown Collection of NC Folklore
• The Frank C. Brown Collection of NC Folklore
• Franklin Evans, or The Inebriate
• Frederic Manning
• The Free Economy and the Strong State
• Free Speech, “The People’s Darling Privilege”
• Freedom and Tenure in the Academy
• Freedom in Entangled Worlds
• Freedom Not Yet
• Freedom with Violence
• Freedom’s Empire
• The French Atlantic Triangle
• French History in the Visual Sphere
• The French Writers’ War, 1940–1953
• Frescobaldi Studies
• Friendship
• From a Nation Torn
• From Cotton Belt to Sunbelt
• From Cuba
• From East Germans to Germans?
• From Enlightenment to Revolution
• From Fanatics to Folk
• From Interwar Pluralism to Postwar Neoclassicism
• From Modern Production to Imagined Primitive
• From Popular Medicine to Medical Populism
• From Postwar to Postmodern, Art in Japan, 1945–1989
• From Revolutionaries to Citizens
• From Silver to Cocaine
• From the Grassroots to the Supreme Court
• From the House to the Streets
• From the Margins
• From the Revolution to the Maquiladoras
• From Two Republics to One Divided
• From Walden Pond to Jurassic Park
• Frontiers of Capital
• The Fruit Machine
• Fruitful Sites
• Full Metal Apache
• Future Foucault
• The Future of Medical Education
• The Future of National Urban Policy
• The Future of the History of Economics
• The Future of the Human
• The Futures of American Studies
• Fuzzy Studies: A Symposium on the Consequence of Blur (Part 1)
• Fuzzy Studies: A Symposium on the Consequence of Blur (Part 2)

G

• G-Strings and Sympathy
• Games of Property
• Gardening for Love
• Gary In Your Pocket
• The Gaucho Genre
• Gay Fandom and Crossover Stardom
• Gay Latino Studies
• Gay Rebel of the Harlem Renaissance
• Gaze and Voice as Love Objects
• Gender and Empire
• Gender and National Literature
• Gender and Personality
• Gender and Secrecy
• Gender and Sexuality in Latin America
• Gender and Slave Emancipation in the Atlantic World
• Gender Politics in Modern China
• Gender Relations in German History
• Gendered Agents
• The Gendered Worlds of Latin American Women Workers
• Gendering the Recession
• Genealogies of Neoliberalism
• general issue featuring fiction, poetry, criticism, and photography
• Generation and Degeneration
• A Generation Divided
• Genes in Development
• Genocide
• Genre and History
• Genres of Philosophy (I)
• Gentle Flame
• The Genuine Article
• Geography, Demography, Cartography
• George Washington Williams
• Georges Woke Up Laughing
• Gerald Gray’s Wife and Lily: A Novel
• German Dis/Continuities
• German Orientalism
• German Women for Empire, 1884–1945
• Germany and the Politics of Europe’s Money
• Germany at the Polls
• Getting Loose
• Getting Medieval
• Ghosts of Passion
• Ghouls, Gimmicks, and Gold
• The Gift of Freedom
• Gilles Deleuze’s Time Machine
• Global Christianity, Global Critique?
• Global Cinderellas
• Global Cities of the South
• Global Climate Change
• Global Contexts, Local Literatures
• Global Divas
• Global Icons
• Global Indigenous Media
• Global Pharmaceuticals
• Global Shadows
• Global/Local
• Globalism on the Move
• Globalization
• Globalization
• Globalization and Race
• Globalization and the Post-Creole Imagination
• Globalizing Afghanistan
• The Gloria Anzaldúa Reader
• A Glossary of Virginia Words
• Go-Go Live
• God and Country
• God of Many Names
• The Goddess and the Nation
• Gods in the Bazaar
• Gods of the Blood
• Gogol
• Going Native: The Regeneration of Saxon English
• Good Bread Is Back
• Good Faith and Truthful Ignorance
• Goth
• The Gothic Family Romance
• Governing Gaza
• Governing Indigenous Territories
• Governing the New Europe
• The Government and Politics of the European Union
• Graduate Student Pedagogy
• Grand Designs
• Graphic Pluralism
• The Great Enterprise
• The Great Society and Its Legacy
• Green Delusions
• Greener Pastures
• Greening Brazil
• Greenwich Village 1963
• The Grimace of Macho Ratón
• Groove Tube
• The Grooves of Change
• The Ground Between
• Growing Explanations
• The Growth of Economic Thought, 3rd ed.
• The Guatemala Reader
• Gubernatorial Transitions
• Guerrilla Auditors
• Guide to Liverworts of North Carolina
• Guide to Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy
• Guilty Pleasures
• Gumshoe America
• Gunslinger
• Guy Hocquenghem

H

• The Habit of Lying
• Haitian Lives/Global Perspectives
• Half Sisters of History
• Half-Life of a Zealot
• Hall of Mirrors
• Hans Staden’s True History
• Harbin and Manchuria
• Hard Times in the Marvelous City
• Harem Histories
• Harnessing Farms and Forests in the Low-Carbon Economy
• Harriet Tubman
• Harshav Festschrift, part I
• Harshav Festschrift, part II
• Harshav Festschrift, part III
• The Hauerwas Reader
• Haunted by Empire
• Haunted Media
• Havana beyond the Ruins
• Have I Reasons
• Hawaiian Blood
• Healing Songs
• Health and Hygiene in Chinese East Asia
• Health Care at Risk
• Health Care Reform Group Special Report
• Health Care Reform, part 1
• Health Care Reform, part 2
• Health Policy and the Disadvantaged
• Health Policy and the Disadvantaged
• Health Politics/Health Workers
• Healthy Markets?
• The Heart of Whiteness
• The Heavens on Earth
• Hegel and the Freedom of Moderns
• Heiner Müller
• Hello, Hello Brazil
• Hemispheric Imaginings
• Her Husband
• Herbal and Magical Medicine
• Hermeneutics and Ideology
• The Hermetic Deleuze
• Heterology and the Postmodern
• Hidden Histories of Gender and the State in Latin America
• Hidden Illness in the White House
• Hidden in the Mix
• Higgling
• High Contrast
• High Stakes
• High Tech and High Heels in the Global Economy
• Higher Ground
• Hip Hop Desis
• Hip-Hop Japan
• Hispanic American Historical Review
• Hispanisms and Homosexualities
• An Historical Account of the Black Empire of Hayti
• Historical GIS
• Historical GIS and the Study of Urban History
• Historicizing 9/11
• Histories of Oil and Urban Modernity in the Middle East
• Histories of Race and Racism
• Histories of the Future
• Histories on Econometrics
• History after Apartheid
• History and Critical Pedagogies: Transforming Consciousness, Classrooms, and Communities
• History of Pedlars in Europe
• A History of Pentateuchal Traditions
• A History of Russia
• History, the Human, and the World Between
• Hit Me, Fred
• Hitting the Brakes
• Hold It Against Me
• Hold On to Your Dreams
• Holiday in Mexico
• Holy Terrors
• Home
• Home and Harem
• Home Away from Home
• Home Fronts
• Homeland Securities
• Homeowners and Neighborhood Reinvestment
• Homo Liber
• Homophobias
• Homosexual Desire
• Homosexuality in Cold War America
• Hong Kong Art
• Hong Kong Connections
• Honor, Status, and Law in Modern Latin America
• Hooded Americanism
• Hop on Pop
• Hopes and Shadows
• Hospital Time
• Hotel Trópico
• House/Garden/Nation
• Houses in a Landscape
• Housing Needs and Policy Approaches
• How a Revolutionary Art Became Official Culture
• How Economics Became a Mathematical Science
• How Immigrants Impact Their Homelands
• How Lawyers Lose Their Way
• How Many Doctors Do We Need?
• How Nature Speaks
• How Soon Is Now?
• How the Soviet Union Disappeared
• How to Be an Intellectual in the Age of TV
• How to Be French
• How to Have Theory in an Epidemic
• Human Rights in the Maya Region
• Humanism and Secularization
• The Humanities of Testimony
• Hungary's Mavericks
• Hybrid Constitutions
• The Hypersexuality of Race

I

• I'm Black When I'm Singing, I'm Blue When I Ain't and Other Plays
• I'm Neither Here nor There
• Ideas In Motion
• Identifying Talent, Institutionalizing Diversity
• Identities in Motion
• Identity and Ethnicity in the Rural South
• Identity and Religion in the Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean
• Identity and Struggle at the Margins of the Nation-State
• Ideology and Power in the Middle East
• Idle Fictions
• Illuminations
• Image Matters
• Images at War
• Images of History
• Imagine Otherwise
• Imagined Globalization
• Imagining Interest in Political Thought
• Imagining Our Americas
• Imagining Transgender
• Imaginingla Chica Moderna
• Imago Musicae
• Imago Musicae, Volume III
• Imago Musicae, Volume IV
• Imago Musicae, Volume V
• Imitation of Life
• Imitations of Life
• Immanuel Wallerstein and the Problem of the World
• Immigrant Acts
• Immigration and Nation
• Immortal Wishes
• Imperial Blues
• Imperial Borderland
• Imperial Debris
• Imperial Decline
• Imperial Japan and Colonial Sensibility
• Imperial Subjects
• Imperialism and the Corruption of Democracies
• Impersonal Passion
• Imposing Decency
• Imposing Harmony
• Impossible Citizens
• Impossible Desires
• Impossible Purities
• The Impossible Triangle
• An Improper Profession
• Improvising Medicine
• Imre Lakatos and the Guises of Reason
• In an Abusive State
• In Case of Fire in a Foreign Land
• In Darkness and Secrecy
• In Defense of Honor
• In from the Cold
• In Oceania
• In Search of First Contact
• In Search of the Amazon
• In Search of the Black Panther Party
• In Search of the Rain Forest
• In Senghor's Shadow
• In Sierra Leone
• In Stalin’s Time
• In the Aftermath of Genocide
• In the Event
• In the Footsteps of Petrarch
• In the Meantime
• In the Name of El Pueblo
• In the Name of Elijah Muhammad
• In the Name of Humanity
• In the Name of National Security
• In the Name of Osama Bin Laden
• In the Place of Origins
• In the Shadow of the Epidemic
• In the Shadows of State and Capital
• In the Shadows of the State
• In the Street
• In the Time of Trees and Sorrows
• Incongruous Entertainment
• Indelible Inequalities in Latin America
• An Index by Region to the Dictionary of American Regional English, Volume III
• An Index by Region, Usage, and Etymology to the DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN REGIONAL ENGLISH
• Indexicality
• The Indian Craze
• The Indian Militia and Description of the Indies
• Indian Nation
• Indians and Leftists in the Making of Ecuador’s Modern Indigenous Movements
• Indigenous and Popular Thinking in América
• Indigenous Development in the Andes
• Indigenous Intellectuals
• Indigenous Media in Mexico
• Indigenous Mestizos
• Indigenous Migration and Social Change
• Indigenous Struggle at the Heart of Brazil
• Individual and Community
• The Individual Health Insurance Market
• Individuality Incorporated
• The Indonesia Reader
• Industrial Sterilization
• Inequalities of Love
• Influence
• Information Please
• Infrastructures of the Urban
• Inherent Vice
• Inheritance of Night
• The Initials of the Earth
• Inka Bodies and the Body of Christ
• Inquiring and Discerning Hearts
• Inside the Mouse
• The Institutions of Literature:
• The Institutions of Literature:
• The Institutions of LIterature:
• Instructions to Collectors of Dialect
• The Insubordination of Signs
• Insult and the Making of the Gay Self
• Insurgent Encounters
• Intellectual Communities in the History of Economics
• Intellectual Labor
• Intellectual Politics in Post-Tiananmen China
• Intellectualism and the Public & Remembering Lillian Robinson
• Intellectuals and Social Movements, part 1
• Intellectuals and Social Movements, part 2
• Intercultural Utopias
• Interdisciplinary Perspectives on French Literature and History
• Interior States
• International Development Policies
• International Environmental Policy
• International Trotskyism, 1929–1985
• Interrogating Postfeminism
• Interrogative Structures of American English
• Intersections
• Intersex and After
• Interspecies
• Interventions into Modernist Cultures
• The Interwar Years
• Intimate Activism
• The Intimate Critique
• Intimate Distance
• Intimate Enemies
• Intimate Indigeneities
• Intimate Outsiders
• The Intimate University
• Into the Archive
• Intricate Alliances: Early Modern Spain and England
• Introducing Don DeLillo
• Invented Truth
• Inventing Film Studies
• Inventing High and Low
• The Invention of Capitalism
• The Investigation of Urban Speech/Vocabulary Change in the Upper Midwest
• An Iowa Low German Dialect
• Iranian Constitutional Revolution, 1905-1909—special section
• The Iranian Revolution Turns Thirty
• Iraq | Perspectives
• Ireland and Irish Cultural Studies
• Ireland at the Polls 1981, 1982, and 1987
• The Irish in Us
• The Irish Question
• The IS-LM Model
• Israel/Palestine and the Queer International
• It's All for Sale
• It's All in the Game
• Italian Signs, American Streets
• Italy at the Polls, 1983
• Itineraries in Conflict
• Itineraries of Self-Rule
• Ivy and Industry

J

• J. S. Bach’s Clavier-Ubung III
• Jackson Pollock
• The Jacqueline Rose Reader
• Jacques Lacan and the Other Side of Psychoanalysis
• Jacques Rancière
• Jakobsonian Poetics and Slavic Narrative
• James Baldwin’s Turkish Decade
• Jameson on Jameson
• The Jamesonian Unconscious
• January 2011
• January 2012
• January 2013
• Japan After Japan
• Japan in the World
• Japan’s Holy War
• Japanoise
• Jazz Among the Discourses
• Jazz as a Cultural Archive
• Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra
• Jerusalem and the Holy Land Rediscovered
• A Jewish Family in Germany Today
• Johannesburg
• Johannesburg
• Jonathan Odell
• José Martí’s “Our America”
• Journal of Rehearsals
• The Journals of Charles W. Chesnutt
• The Journey is Everything
• Joyce’s Book of Memory
• Juan Gregorio Palechor
• Juan Soldado
• Julia Child's The French Chef
• July 2005
• July 2006
• July 2007
• July 2008
• July 2009
• July 2011
• July 2011
• July 2011
• July 2012
• July 2012
• July 2012
• June 2012
• June 2012
• Jungle Laboratories
• Just Targets
• Justice in the City

K

• Kannani and Document of Flames
• Keeping An Open Door
• Keeping Faith, Losing Faith
• Kenneth Arrow and the Changing Economics of Health Care
• Kids Rule!
• Kids’ Media Culture
• Kinesis and Yale's World Performance Project
• The King and the Adulteress
• King Lear and the Naked Truth
• Kingdom of Beauty
• The Korean Popular Culture Reader
• Krystian Lupa: In his own words
• The Krzyzewskiville Tales
• Kurosawa

L

• Léon Blum
• La Frontera
• La Mettrie
• La Patria del Criollo
• Labor
• Labor and Religion
• Labor in the Correctional State
• Labor Internationalism
• The Labor of Job
• Labor’s Contingency: New Spaces and Times of Work
• Labors Appropriate to Their Sex
• Labors of Love
• Ladies Errant
• Lamb at the Altar
• The Land and the Loom
• Land of Necessity
• Landing Zones
• Landscape with Human Figure
• Landscapes of Devils
• Landscapes of Power and Identity
• A Language of Empire, a Quotidian Tongue
• The Language of Jonathan Fisher (1768-1847)
• A Language of Song
• Las hijas de Juan
• The Last “Darky”
• The Last Frontier
• The Last Physician
• Lasting Legacy to the Carolinas
• Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
• Late Derrida
• Late Soviet Culture from Perestroika to Novostroika
• Latent Destinies
• Latin America, In Theory
• The Latin American Cultural Studies Reader
• Latin American Independence
• Latin American Independence II
• The Latin American Subaltern Studies Reader
• Latina Activists across Borders
• Latinamericanism after 9/11
• The Launching of Duke University, 1924–1949
• Laura
• Law as Politics
• Law, Liability, and Defensive Medicine
• Lawless Liberators
• Laws of Chance
• Leading from the Center
• Learning a Trade
• Learning from (Reform) Experience—special section
• Learning from Other Worlds
• Learning Places

L

• Learning Processes with a Deadly Outcome
• Learning to Read
• Leaving Art
• Left Legalism/Left Critique
• Left of Karl Marx
• The Left Unraveled
• Legacies and Latitude in European Health Policy
• Legacies of Michael Sprinker
• The Legacy of Antonio Gramsci
• Legal and Ethical Issues in Surreptitious Recording
• Legal Fictions
• Legality and Legitimacy
• Legendary
• The Legitimacy of the Middle Ages
• Lenin Reloaded
• Leninism
• Lesbian Rule
• Lessons of Romanticism
• The Lettered City
• The Lettered Mountain
• The Leverage of Labor
• Leviathans at the Gold Mine
• Lexical Use in Southern Louisiana
• The Lexicon of the Sports and Racing Car Enthusiast/ Words Relating to Plants and Animals in the Mammoth Cave Region/Terms of Abuse for Some Chicago Social Groups
• Liberalism without Democracy
• Liberalization’s Children
• Liberated Territory
• The Libertine Colony
• Liberty, Equality, and Justice
• The Life and Death of Texas German
• The Life and Political Economy of Lauchlin Currie
• Life and Times of Cultural Studies
• The Life and Traditions of the Red Man
• Life between Two Deaths, 1989–2001
• Life Interrupted
• Life Within Limits
• Lifebuoy Men, Lux Women
• Lift High the Cross
• Like Cattle and Horses
• Liminal Lives
• The Limits of Ferocity
• Lines of Attack
• Lines of Flight
• Lines of Thought
• Linked Labor Histories
• Liquidated
• A List of Words from Tennessee/Report of a Recent Project of Collecting
• Listen Again
• Listening in Detail
• Listening Subjects
• Literary Authority and the Modern Chinese Writer
• Literary Politics in the Soviet Ukraine, 1917–1934. Rev. ed.
• Literature and Liminality
• Literature and Science
• Literature and the Cognitive Revolution
• Literature in Exile
• Lithuanian Social Democracy in Perspective, 1893–1914
• The Little Bulbs
• Little Manila Is in the Heart
• Lively Capital
• Living by the Rules of the Sea
• Living Color
• The Living Dead
• Living for the Revolution
• Living on the Edge of the Gulf
• Living Spirit, Living Practice
• Living the Hiplife
• Living Up to the Ads
• Living with Bad Surroundings
• Living with Florida’s Atlantic Beaches
• Living with His Camera
• Living with Long Island’s South Shore
• Living with the Alabama/Mississippi Shore
• Living with the Chesapeake Bay and Virginia’s Ocean Shores
• Living with the Coast of Alaska
• Living with the Coast of Maine
• Living with the East Florida Shore
• Living with the Georgia Shore
• Living with the Lake Erie Shore
• Living with the Louisiana Shore
• Living with the New Jersey Shore
• Living with the Puerto Rico Shore
• Living with the Shore of Puget Sound and the Georgia Strait
• Living with the South Carolina Coast
• Living with the West Florida Shore
• Long Live Atahualpa
• Long March Ahead
• The Long War
• Look Away!
• Looking for Dr. Condom
• Looking for Mexico
• Looking Past the Screen
• Loose Ends
• Lost in Transition
• Lost in Translation
• Lost Russia
• Lost Shores, Forgotten Peoples
• Louis Horst
• Love and Good Reasons
• Love Saves the Day
• The Low-Central and Low-back Vowels in the English of the Eastern United States
• Lucchesi and The Whale
• Lukács After Communism
• The Lure of the Detail
• A Lydia Maria Child Reader
• Lynching in the West

M

• M/E/A/N/I/N/G
• Machiavelli
• Machiavelli
• Machiavelli
• Machiavelli
• Machine Art and Other Writings
• Macroeconomic Consequences of Farm Support Policies
• Macropolitics of Nineteenth-Century Literature
• Mad Men, Mad World
• Mad Toy
• Made in China
• Magical Realism
• The Make-Believe Space
• Makeover TV
• Making a New World
• The Making and Unmaking of the Haya Lived World
• The Making and Unmaking of Whiteness
• Making Cinelandia
• Making Girls into Women
• Making Jazz French
• Making Mark Twain Work in the Classroom
• Making Men
• The Making of Our Bodies, Ourselves
• The Making of a Human Bomb
• The Making of Federal Coal Policy
• The Making of the Middle Class
• Making Samba
• Making Scenes
• Making the Most of Mess
• Male Call
• The Male Pill
• Mama Africa
• Man and Beast
• The Man Who Stayed Behind
• Man-Made Medicine
• The Managed Care Backlash
• Managing African Portugal
• Managing Disaster
• Managing Land Use Conflicts
• Managing Legal Uncertainty
• Managing the Environmental Crisis
• The Mangle in Practice
• Manly Arts
• The Manly Masquerade
• Manufacturing Confucianism
• Manufacturing Modern Japanese Literature
• Mao Zedong and China in the Twentieth-Century World
• Maple Sugar Language in Vermont
• Mapping the Mediterranean
• Mapping Yorùbá Networks
• Marble Words from Hays, Kansas
• March 2005
• March 2007
• March 2008
• March 2009
• March 2010
• March 2011
• March 2012
• March 2012
• March 2012
• March 2013
• March 2013
• March 2013
• The Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement Association Papers, Volume XI
• Margaret Mead Made Me Gay
• Marginality and Alterity in New European Cinemas, Part 1
• Marginality and Alterity in New European Cinemas, Part 2
• Marietta, Ohio: The Continuing Erosion of a Speech Island
• Marina Tsvetaeva
• Mark Twain’s Pudd’nhead Wilson
• Markedness Theory
• Markets of Dispossession
• Markets of Sorrow, Labors of Faith
• Marriage and Modernity
• The Marxist Premodern
• Marxist Scholarship
• Masculine Singular
• Masculine/Feminine
• Masculinity Besieged?
• A Master on the Periphery of Capitalism
• Mastering Discourse
• Materialist Feminism
• Materiality
• Materializing Democracy
• Maternal Fictions
• Mathematics, Science, and Postclassical Theory
• A Matter of Rats
• Matters of Gravity
• Maturing Masculinities
• May 2012
• May 2013
• The Mayan in the Mall
• Meaning in Motion
• Measuring Functioning and Well-Being
• Media Marathon
• Media, Erotics, and Transnational Asia
• Mediated Politics of the Middle East—special section
• Medical Anthropology at the Intersections
• Medicare
• Medicating Race
• Medieval/Renaissance
• Mediterranean Crossings
• Mediterranean Security at the Cross Roads
• Mediterranean Security at the Crossroads
• Medium Cool
• Medium Cool
• Meeting the Universe Halfway
• Memoirs from the Beijing Film Academy
• The Memoirs of Princess Dashkova
• Memory
• Memory against Culture
• Memory and the Impact of Political Transformation in Public Space
• Memory Bytes
• The Memory of Trade
• Men without Women
• Men, Mobs, and Law
• Mental Health Policy—special section
• Mestizo Genomics
• Metal Rules the Globe
• Metamorphoses
• Metapoesis
• A Method for Collecting Dialect, 2nd ed
• Mexican American Mojo
• Mexican American Religions
• The Mexico Reader
• Mexico’s Merchant Elite, 1590–1660
• Mexico’s New Cultural History
• Mexico's Once and Future Revolution
• Michel de Certeau in the Plural
• Midland Illinois Dialect Patterns
• The Migrant Image
• Migrants and Migration in Modern North America
• Milestones in the History of English in America
• Militarized Modernity and Gendered Citizenship in South Korea
• Military Occupation and Diplomacy
• The Militia and the Right to Arms, or, How the Second Amendment Fell Silent
• Mill Villagers and Farmers
• Millenarian Vision, Capitalist Reality
• Millennial Capitalism and the Culture of Neoliberalism
• Millennial Countdown in New Guinea
• Millennial Japan
• Mimesis across Empires
• The Mind is Not the Heart
• Miniature Messages
• Minisymposium
• Minor Dialect Areas of the Upper Midwest/A Tentative Bibliography of Kentucky Speech/The Language of Jazz Musicians
• Minor Transnationalism
• Minority Rules
• The Mirage of a Space between Nature and Nurture
• Misers, Shrews, and Polygamists
• The Misfit of the Family
• Missing
• The Missing Link
• Mobile Cultures
• Mobility in French History
• Mobility without Mayhem
• Mobilizing India
• Mobilizing Youth
• Modeling Growing Economies in Equilibrium and Disequilibrium
• Models of Value
• Modern Blackness
• Modern Chinese Literacy and Cultural Studies in the Age of Theory
• Modern Chinese Literary and Cultural Studies in the Age of Theory
• The Modern Girl Around the World
• Modern Inquisitions
• Modern Sex
• Modern Social Imaginaries
• Modern Theories of Language
• Modern Tibetan Literature and Social Change
• Modernism after Postmodernity
• Modernism and Colonialism
• Modernism and the Nativist Resistance
• The Modernist Impulse in American Protestantism
• Modernity Disavowed
• Mohawk Interruptus
• Monasticisms Medieval and Early Modern
• Mondo Exotica
• The Money Doctor in the Andes
• Money, Trains, and Guillotines
• Monique Wittig
• The Monster in the Machine
• The Monstered Self
• Monsters and Revolutionaries
• Monstrous Intimacies
• Montrose
• Monumental Matters
• The Moral Austerity of Environmental Decision Making
• Moral Spectatorship
• The Moral Tradition of American Constitutionalism
• More on Humanism
• Morocco Bound
• The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedie of Romeo and Juliet
• The Mother Knot
• A Mother’s Cry
• Mourning and Memory—special section
• Mourning the Nation
• The Mouth That Begs
• A Moveable Shore
• MP3
• Mr. Justice Black and His Critics
• Muddied Waters
• A Multiform Heritage
• Murder
• Museum Frictions
• Museum Skepticism
• Music, Image, and Gesture
• Music, Sound, and Technology in America
• Musical Echoes
• Muslim Becoming
• Muslim Communities Reemerge
• Muslims in Central Asia
• Mute Dreams, Blind Owls, and Dispersed Knowledges
• Mutual Impressions
• Mutual Misunderstanding
• My Dangerous Desires
• My Voice Is My Weapon
• Mysterious Actions
• The Mystification of George Chapman
• Myth and Archive
• The Myth of Apollo and Daphne from Ovid to Quevedo
• The Myth of Political Correctness
• Myths of Modernity

N

• Nancy Hanks, An Intimate Portrait
• Nanovision
• Narrating Charisma
• Narrating the Past
• Narrative and the Emotions (I)
• Narrative and the Emotions (II)
• Narrative Innovation and Incoherence
• A Narrative of Events, since the First of August, 1834, by James Williams, an Apprenticed Labourer in Jamaica
• Narrative Policy Analysis
• Narrative Study
• The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University
• A Nation of Realtors®
• The Nation Writ Small
• The Nation’s Tortured Body
• National Abjection
• National History and the World of Nations
• National Identities and Post-Americanist Narratives
• National Literary Histories
• National Manhood
• National Myths in the Middle East
• National Past-Times
• National Policy Issues
• The Nationalism Question
• Nations, Identities, Cultures
• Native Acts
• Native Americans and the Christian Right
• Native Hubs
• Native Men Remade
• Native Moderns
• Native Peoples and Tourism
• Native Sons
• Natural and Moral History of the Indies
• Natural Resource Policymaking in Developing Countries
• Nature and Culture in the Iliad
• Nature in the Global South
• Necro Citizenship
• Needed Research in American Dialects
• Needed Research in American English
• Negative Liberties
• Neglected Policies
• Negotiating National Identity
• Negotiating Performance
• Neither Cargo nor Cult
• Neoliberalism as Exception
• Neoliberalism in Vietnam
• Networked Reenactments
• Networking Futures
• Neuroethics/Science and Nationalism
• Never Say I
• The New American Cinema
• New American Theater
• New Approaches to Enclosures
• New Approaches to Resistance in Brazil and Mexico
• New Asian Marxisms
• A New Criminal Type in Jakarta
• New Critical Approaches to the Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway
• The New Cultural History of Peronism
• New Day Begun
• A New Deal for All?
• New Deal Modernism
• New Directions in French Environmental History
• New Directions in Telecommunications
• New Economics and Its History
• New Formations, New Questions
• The New History in an Old Museum
• New Imaginaries
• New Imperialisms
• New Interpretations of Health Politics
• The New Japanese Woman
• New Jersey Dreaming
• New Languages of the State
• New Masters, New Servants
• New Materialisms
• New Melville
• New Music-Theater
• New Organs Within Us
• New Perspectives on Keynes
• New Perspectives on Modern Paris
• The New Pluralism
• New Queer Cinema
• New Science, New World
• The New Trial
• A New Type of Womanhood
• New Women of the Silent Screen
• The New Women’s Labor History
• New Writing for the American Stage
• New York Then/New York Now
• Next of Kin
• The Nick of Time
• Nietzsche’s Corps/e
• Night Patrol and Other Stories
• Night Riders
• Nightwatch
• Nihil Obstat
• 911–A Public Emergency?
• 99 Poets/1999
• No Apocalypse, No Integration
• No Bond but the Law
• No Future
• No More Separate Spheres
• No More Separate Spheres!
• No State Shall Abridge
• The Noé Jitrik Reader
• Nobody Does the Right Thing
• Noises in the Blood
• Non-Natural Social Science
• Normal Aging II
• Normal Aging III
• North American Forest and Conservation History
• The North Carolina Shore and Its Barrier Islands
• North of Empire
• Nostalgia for the Modern
• Not Hollywood
• Not of Pure Blood
• Not Quite White
• Not Slave, Not Free
• A Not So Foreign Affair
• Notes on the Sound and Vocabulary of Gullah
• The Nothern-Midland Dialect Boundary
• Nothing Happens
• Novalis
• Novel Gazing
• November 2005
• November 2006
• November 2007
• November 2009
• November 2010
• November 2011
• November 2011
• November 2012
• Now Is the Time!
• Nuclear Stories: Cold War Literatures
• The NYU GA Strike, American & Cultural Studies, & Remembering Fred Pfeil

O

• Obeah and Other Powers
• Object Lessons
• Obscene Things
• Observing the Economy
• October 2011
• October 2012
• Odd Couples
• Odd Tribes
• Oeconomies in the Age of Newton
• Oil Refinery Terms in Oklahoma/Experiment in State-Wide Dialect Collecting/Problems Confronting the Investigator of Gullah
• Omens of Adversity
• On Being Included
• On Emerson
• On Faulkner
• On Fire
• On Frost
• On Hawthorne
• On Henry James
• On Howells
• On Humanism
• On Humor
• On Internal War
• On Longing
• On Mark Twain
• On Melville
• On Poe
• On Reason
• On the Modern Cult of the Factish Gods
• On Violence
• The One and the Many
• 100 Years of Kurt Weill
• One Hundred Years of The Souls of Black Folk
• One Night on TV Is Worth Weeks at the Paramount
• Online a Lot of the Time
• Online Criticism
• Only One Place of Redress
• The Ontogeny of Information
• Ontology of Production
• Open to the Public
• Ordinary Affects
• Ordinary Genomes
• Organ Transplantation Policy
• Organizing Empire
• Orgasmology
• Orgies of Feeling
• The Orient of Style
• The Oriental Obscene
• Orientalism and Modernism
• Orientalism’s Interlocutors
• Orientations
• The Origins and Rise of Associate Degree Nursing Education
• Origins of Instability in Early Republican Mexico
• Origins of Modern Japanese Literature
• Origins of the National Forests
• The Orphaned Imagination
• Osler’s “A Way of Life” and Other Addresses, with Commentary and Annotations
• Other Chinas
• Other Cities, Other Worlds
• The Other Effect
• Other Genders, Other Sexualities?
• The Other Henry James
• The Other Side of Silence
• The Other Side of the Popular
• An Other Tongue
• The Other Zulus
• Other-Worldly
• Our America
• Our Americas
• Our Caribbean
• Out Front
• Out in Culture
• Out of Context
• Out Takes
• Outlawed
• Outside Gods
• Over There

P

• The Pacific Northwest Coast
• Painting Culture
• Painting the City Red
• Painting the Maya Universe
• Palestine America
• Palestine and Israel
• Palestine in a Transnational Context
• Palestine, Israel, and the Politics of Popular Culture
• The Palm at the End of the Mind
• Panic Diaries
• Paper Cadavers
• Paper Families
• Paper Knowledge
• Paper Tangos
• Parables for the Virtual
• The Paraguay Reader
• Parallax Visions
• Parallel Tracks
• The Pariahs of Yesterday
• Parties and Elections in Greece
• Partimenti
• Partisan Canons
• Partners in Conflict
• Passed On
• Passing and the Fictions of Identity
• The Passion of Ingmar Bergman
• The Passion of Tiger Woods
• The Past is Present
• Pathways to Prohibition
• Patients of the State
• Paying for Health Care and the Public Sector
• Peace and Mind
• Peasants on Plantations
• Pedagogies of Crossing
• Pedagogy
• Pennsylvania German in the American Midwest
• People Get Ready
• People of Faith
• People of the Volcano
• People on the Move
• Percussion
• Perfect Wives, Other Women
• Performance and History: What History?
• Performance in America
• Performance, Politics, and History
• Perilous Memories
• The Perils and Prospects of Southern Black Leadership
• The Perils of Academic Freedom
• Periodization
• Peripheral Realisms
• Perpetual War
• The Persistence of the Health Insurance Dilemma
• Persistent Oligarchs
• Person and Myth
• Personology
• Perspective on Global Crisis
• The Peru Reader
• Perversion and the Social Relation
• Phantasmatic Indochina
• Phantasmic Radio
• The Philosopher and His Poor
• Philosophical Imagination and Cultural Memory
• Philosophy and the Political in Wartime Japan, 1931-1945
• Phonographies
• A Phonological and Lexical Study of the Speech of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
• A Phonological and Morphological Study of the Speech of the Negro of Memphis, Tennessee
• Phonological Variation and Change in the Dialect of Charleston, South Carolina
• Phonology as Human Behavior
• The Phonology of the Conjure Tales of Charles W. Chestnutt
• The Phonology of the Uncle Remus Stories
• Photographies East
• Photography on the Color Line
• Photography’s Other Histories
• Photography's Places
• The Physician’s Art
• Physicians and Hospitals
• Pictures and Progress
• Picturing American Modernity
• Picturing Imperial Power
• Pierre Bourdieu and Literary History
• Pikachu’s Global Adventure
• Pilgram Marpeck
• Pin-Up Grrrls
• Pink Globalization
• Pink Noises
• Pinter In Play
• Pirate Novels
• A Place in Politics
• The Place Names of Boone County, Missouri
• The Place Names of Sumter County, Alabama
• The Place of the Contemporary Female Director
• The Place-Names of Dane County, Wisconsin
• The Places of History
• Planning Education Reforms in Developing Countries
• Plays, Movies, and Critics
• Pleasure Consuming Medicine
• The Pleasure Principle
• Pleasures Taken
• The Plebeian Republic
• Pluralism
• Poetics of Avant-Garde Poetries, Part 1
• Poetics of Avant-Garde Poetries, part 2
• The Poetics of Derek Walcott
• The Poetics of Political Thinking
• The Poetics of Transition
• Poetry of the Absurd & Smart Kids & Academics of Publishing Revisited
• Poe’s Pym
• Points on the Dial
• Policing Chinese Politics
• Policy Research and Policy-Making
• Political Business Cycles
• Political Change and Underdevelopment
• Political Cultures in the Andes, 1750–1950
• The Political Force of Musical Beauty
• The Political Life of Sensation
• Political Myth
• Political Policing
• Political Reasoning and Cognition
• Political Support in Canada
• Political Theology
• Politics as Development
• Politics by Humans
• Politics in the United Nations System
• The Politics of Culture in the Shadow of Capital
• The Politics of Hazardous Waste Management
• The Politics of Health Care Reform
• The Politics of Liberal Education
• The Politics of Medicare
• The Politics of Memory
• The Politics of Memory in Postwar Europe
• The Politics of Method in the Human Sciences
• The Politics of Obesity
• The Politics of Possibility
• The Politics of Recorded Sound
• Politics of Religious Freedom
• The Politics of Survival
• The Politics of Toleration in Modern Life
• The Politics of Virtue
• Politics on the Endless Frontier
• Politics on the Fringe
• Politics without a Past
• Politics, Ideology, and Literary Discourse in Modern China
• Politics, Metaphysics, and Death
• Poor Dancer’s Almanac
• Poor People’s Medicine
• Poor People’s Politics
• Poor Whites of the Antebellum South
• Pop Out
• Pop When the World Falls Apart
• Popular Movements and State Formation in Revolutionary Mexico
• Popular Sovereignty and the Crisis of German Constitutional Law
• Porn Studies
• positions
• The Post-1945 Internationalization of Economics
• Post-Communism
• Post-Fascist Fantasies
• The Postcolonial Careers of Santha Rama Rau
• Postcolonial Developments
• The Postcolonial Science and Technology Studies Reader
• Postcolonial Studies and Beyond
• Postcolonial Traces
• Postcolonial Vietnam
• Postcolonialism and the Past
• Postglobal Dance
• Postmodernism and China
• Postmodernism and China
• Postmodernism and Japan
• The Postmodernism Debate in Latin America
• Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism
• Postmodernity in Latin America
• Postposttransexual
• Postsocialism and Cultural Politics
• Poverty in Common
• Power and Protest in the Countryside
• Power Lines
• Power, Powerlessness, and the Divine
• Powerless by Design
• Practices of Freedom
• The Pragmatic Mind
• Prayer Has Spoiled Everything
• The Pre-occupation of Postcolonial Studies
• Precarious Japan
• Prejudicial Appearances
• A Preliminary Survey of the Vocabulary of White Alabamians
• Premodern Shakespeare
• Prescription TV
• Present Tense
• Presidential Selection
• Pretend We’re Dead
• Pretty Modern
• Prierias
• A Primer for Teaching World History
• Principal and Subsidiary Dialect Areas in the North-Central States/English Loan Words in Low German Dialect Westphalia, Missouri
• Private Bodies, Public Texts
• The Privatization of Hope
• The Problem of the Future World
• The Problem with Work
• Problems of Comparability/Possibilities for Comparative Studies
• Producing American Races
• Producing Bollywood
• Producing Guanxi
• Production Culture
• Professing Selves
• Professional Ethics and Primary Care Medicine
• The Professional Guinea Pig
• Progressive Constitutionalism
• Projections of Power
• Prolegomena to the History of Israel
• Proletarian Arts in East Asia
• The Proletarian Gamble
• The Promise of Green Politics
• The Promise of Happiness
• The Promise of the Foreign
• The Pronunciation of English in Metropolitan Chicago
• Pronunciation of the French Spoken at Brunswick, Maine
• Prophets of the Hood
• Protecting American Health Care Consumers
• Protection of Global Biodiversity
• Protestantism and Politics in Eastern Europe and Russia
• Proverbs and How to Collect Them
• The Province of Piety
• The Provocative Joan Robinson
• Prozac on the Couch
• Psycho-Marxism
• Psychoanalysis and the Question on Social Change
• Psychoanalytic Theory
• Psychobiography and Life Narratives
• Psychosomatic
• Public Affairs
• The Public Life of History
• The Public Life of Privacy in Nineteenth-Century American Literature
• Public Opinion, Health Policy, and American Politics
• Public Privates
• Public Properties
• Public Reactions to Nuclear Waste
• Publish & Perish: Samizdat & Underground Cultural Practices in the Soviet Bloc (I)
• Publish & Perish: Samizdat & Underground Cultural Practices in the Soviet Bloc (II)
• Publishing the Family
• Punctuation
• Punishing the Poor
• Punishment and Death
• Punk and Its Afterlives

Q

• The Quality of Home Runs
• Quantum Anthropologies
• Queen for a Day
• The Queen of America Goes to Washington City
• Queequeg’s Coffin
• Queer Activism in India
• The Queer Art of Failure
• Queer Bonds
• The Queer Child, or Growing Sideways in the Twentieth Century
• Queer Diasporas
• Queer Futures
• Queer Iberia
• Queer in Russia
• Queer Phenomenology
• Queer Politics and the Question of Palestine/Israel
• Queer Studies and the Crises of Capitalism
• Queer Temporalities
• Queer Tourism
• Queer Transexions of Race, Nation, and Gender
• Queer/Early/Modern
• Queer/Migration
• Queering Reproduction
• Queering the Color Line
• Queering the Middle
• Queering the Public Sphere in Mexico and Brazil
• Queering the Renaissance
• The Question of Embodiment
• The Question of Women in Chinese Feminism
• Questions of Travel

R

• Race and Ethnicity in the Middle Ages
• Race and the Education of Desire
• Race and the Subject of Masculinities
• Race and/as Technology
• Race on the Line
• Race, Nation, and Cultural Memory
• Race, Nature, and the Politics of Difference
• Race, Place, and Medicine
• Racial Americana
• Racial Castration
• Racial France
• Racial Politics in Contemporary Brazil
• Racial Revolutions
• Racial Transformations
• Racially Writing the Republic
• Racism and Cultural Studies
• Radical Foodways
• Radical Histories in Digital Culture
• Radical Representations
• Radical Sensations
• Radical Tragedy
• Radicalisms in Transition
• Raising the Dead
• Ralph Ellison
• Raw Material
• Re/presenting Class
• Reading Boyishly
• Reading Country Music
• Reading for Form
• Reading for Realism
• Reading Remains
• Reading the Figural, or, Philosophy after the New Media
• Reading the Wind
• Ready-to-Wear and Ready-to-Work
• Real Country
• Real Folks
• The Real Hiphop
• Real Sports
• The Real Thing
• Realia Dei
• Reality Gendervision
• Reason and Democracy
• Rebels
• Recent Developments in Model Theory
• Recent Research in Anthropometric History
• Recentering Globalization
• Reckoning
• Reckoning with Pinochet
• Reclaiming the Author
• Reclaiming the Political in Latin American History
• Reclaiming Truth
• Recognition Odysseys
• Reconceptualizations of the African Diaspora
• Reconstituting the American Renaissance
• Reconstructing Dixie
• Reconstructing Reconstruction
• The Record
• Recording Culture
• Records Ruin the Landscape
• Red Land, Red Power
• Red Nails, Black Skates
• The Red Riviera
• Red Tape
• Red, White & Black
• Redress for Historical Injustices in the United States
• A Reference Guide to Medicinal Plants
• Refiguring Spain
• Reform and Cultural Revolution
• Refracted Visions
• Refrains for Moving Bodies
• Reframing Bodies
• The Reframing of Realism
• Regarding Frank Capra
• Reggaeton
• Regulating Confusion
• Reigning the River
• Reimagining Political Ecology
• Reimagining the American Pacific
• The Reincarnation of Russia
• Relative Values
• Religion and Nationalism in Soviet and East European Politics, rev. ed.
• Religion and Poverty
• Religion and State Formation in Postrevolutionary Mexico
• Religion at the Corner of Bliss and Nirvana
• Religions/Globalizations
• Relocating the Fault Lines
• Reluctant Realists
• The Remains of War
• Remaking Modernity
• The Remasculinization of Korean Cinema
• Remembering Health Care Institutions

R

• Remembering Pinochet’s Chile
• Remembering the Black Arts Movement
• Renaissance Materialities
• Renaissance Transactions
• The Renewable Energy Alternative
• The Repeating Island
• Repertoires and Cycles of Collective Action
• A Report of the International Commission for Central American Recovery and Development
• Representing Jazz
• Representing Women
• Repression, Exile, and Democracy
• Reproducing Jews
• Reproducing the French Race
• Reproduction, Globalization, and the State
• The Republic of Therapy
• Rereading Cultural Anthropology
• Rereading Late Ancient Christianity
• Resolving Disputes Between Nations
• The Resurgence of Conservatism in Anglo-American Democracies
• Rethinking Objectivity
• Rethinking Sex
• Rethinking the Youth Question
• Retrospectives on Public Finance
• Retuning Culture
• Return
• The Return of the Native
• Returning the Gaze
• Revisionary Interventions into the Americanist Canon
• The Revival of Pragmatism
• Revolution and World Politics
• A Revolution for Our Rights
• Revolution From Without
• Revolution in the Andes
• Revolutionary Medicine
• Revolutionary News
• Revolutionary Suicide and Other Desperate Measures
• Revolutionary Women in Postrevolutionary Mexico
• Revolutions in Mexican Catholicism
• Rewriting Lyotard
• Rewriting the Long Eighteenth Century
  
• Reyita
• A Rhetoric of Bourgeois Revolution
• The Rhetoric of Church and State
• The Rhetoric of Empire
• The Rhetoric of Interpretation and the Interpretation of Rhetoric
• The Rhetoric of Safety
• Rhetorical and Cultural Dissolution in Romanticism
• Rhythm and Noise
• Rice Science, Rice Technology and Rice Societies
• Richard Price and the Ethical Foundations of the American Revolution
• Richard Strauss
• The Right to Look
• Right to Rock
• Rimbaud and Jim Morrison
• Rites of Realism
• River of Hope
• River of Tears
• Rivers by Design
• The Road to Armageddon
• The Robert Bellah Reader
• Robert Solow and the Development of Growth Economics
• Rock and Roll Always Forgets
• A Rock Garden in the South
• Rock Over the Edge
• Rocking My Life Away
• The Role of Government in the History of Economic Thought
• Role of Groups in Health Policy
• The Role of Ideas in American Health Policy
• Roll With It
• Romance and the Erotics of Property
• Romancing Scotland
• Romancing the Wild
• Romania's New Theater
• Romanticism Against the Tide of Modernity
• Rotten States?
• The Royal Treasuries of the Spanish Empire in America
• The Royal Treasuries of the Spanish Empire in America
• The Royal Treasuries of the Spanish Empire in America
• The Royal Treasuries of the Spanish Empire in America
• The Ruins of Allegory
• Ruins of Modernity
• The Ruins of the New Argentina
• A Rule of Property for Bengal
• The Rule of Rules
• Ruling Oneself Out
• The Ruling Passion
• Rumba Rules
• Rural Resistance in the Land of Zapata
• Rural Revolt in Mexico
• The Russia Reader
• Russia’s American Colony
• A Russian Civil War Diary
• Russian Theater
• A Russian-English Social Science Dictionary, Rev. ed.

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• Sacrifice
• Safe Space
• Sainted Women of the Dark Ages
• Salsa Crossings
• Salt in the Sand
• San Camilo, 1936
• Sandinista
• Sapphic Slashers
• Satan’s Playground
• Satire or Evasion?
• Saturday Morning Censors
• Savage Theory
• The Scandal of the State
• Scandalous Knowledge
• Scenes of Instruction
• Schneider on Schneider
• The School of the Americas
• Schools into Fields and Factories
• Science and Medicine in Latin America
• Science and Nationalism
• Science Wars
• Science Wars
• Science without Laws
• Sciences from Below
• Screen Traffic
• Screening Culture, Viewing Politics
• Screening Sex
• Scripted Affects, Branded Selves
• Señora Rodríguez and Other Worlds
• The Search for the Codex Cardona
• Searching for a Different Future
• Searching for Africa in Brazil
• Searching for Home Abroad
• Seaweeds of the Southeastern United States
• Second Wounds
• Secret Sharers in Italian Comedy
• Secretaries of the Moon
• Sectors of Mutual Benefit in U.S.-Soviet Relations
• Secularisms
• Securing Paradise
• Securing the City
• The Security Archipelago
• Seeds and Sovereignty
• Seeing the Unspeakable
• Seeing Through the Eighties
• Segregating Sound
• Seizing the Means of Reproduction
• The Selected Letters of Ezra Pound to John Quinn
• The Selected Letters of George Oppen
• A Selected List of Compounds from Present-Day Reading/One the Interpretation of Occasional Spellings/The Stressed Vowels of Yiddish-American English
• Selected Poems
• Selenidad
• Selling Modernity
• The Selling Sound
• Semantic Confusion
• Semiotics of Peasants in Transition
• The Sense of Sound
• Sensus Communis
• Sentimental Collaborations
• Sentimental Materialism
• September 11 in History
• September 2010
• September 2011
• September 2012
• Sermons from Duke Chapel
• The Servant’s Hand
• Sessue Hayakawa
• Settler Colonialism
• Seven Contemporary Plays from the Korean Diaspora in the Americas
• Seven Faces
• The Seventies Now
• Sex and Disability
• Sex in Development
• Sex in Revolution
• Sex Scandal
• Sex Scene
• Sex, or the Unbearable
• Sexual Encounters/Sexual Collisions
• The Sexual Life of English
• Sexual Politics
• Sexuality, Nationality, Indigeneity
• Sexuation
• Shades of Black
• Shades of White
• Shadows of Empire
• Shadows of Ethics
• Shakespeare’s Dramatic Transactions
• Shakespeare, Brecht, and the Intercultural Sign
• Shakesqueer
• Shaky Colonialism
• Shame and Its Sisters
• Shards of Love
• Shining and Other Paths
• The Shock of Medievalism
• The Short Novels of John Steinbeck
• Shoveling Smoke
• Shows of Force
• Sick Building Syndrome and the Problem of Uncertainty
• The Sign of the Cannibal
• Signal and Noise
• Signs of Borges
• Silence on the Mountain
• Singing for the Dead
• Singing the Classical, Voicing the Modern
• Sites
• Sites of Slavery
• Situatedness, or, Why We Keep Saying Where We’re Coming From
• Sixteen Modern American Authors
• Sixteen Modern American Authors
• The Sixties and the World Event
• Skin for Skin
• The Skin of the Film
• Skin Shows
• Slavery and Race in Latin America
• Slaves to Fashion
• Sleaze Artists
• Slobodan Milosevic and the Destruction of Yugoslavia
• Slow Cures and Bad Philosophers
• The Slumbering Volcano
• A Small Boy and Others
• A Small World
• Small-Town Values, Big-City Vowels
• Smoldering Ashes
• Snapshots of Intellectual Life in Contemporary PR China
• So Much Wasted
• Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio
• Social Aspects of a Verb Form: Native Atlanta Fifth-Grade Speech: The Present Tense of Be
• Social Choreography
• Social Currents in Eastern Europe
• A Social History of Iranian Cinema, Volume 1
• A Social History of Iranian Cinema, Volume 2
• A Social History of Iranian Cinema, Volume 3
• A Social History of Iranian Cinema, Volume 4
• Social Justice for Women
• A Social Laboratory for Modern France
• The Social Medicine Reader
• The Social Medicine Reader, Second Edition
• The Social Medicine Reader, Second Edition
• The Social Medicine Reader, Second Edition
• Social Patterns in Normal Aging
• Social Science in the Crucible
• Socialist Realism without Shores
• A Society for International Development
• Sociolinguistic Constructs of Ethnic Identity
• Sociology and Empire
• Sociology Confronts the Holocaust
• Sociology Hesitant
• Sojourning for Freedom
• Soldiers of the French Revolution
• Soldiers’ Stories
• Solitaire of Love
• Solitary Song
• Some Expressions from Herman Melville/A Word-Finder List for Whiz Mob/Louise Pound: In Memoriam
• Some Write to the Future
• Somebody's Children
• Something All Our Own
• Songs of Life and Hope/Cantos de vida y esperanza
• Songs of the Unsung
• The Sopranos
• Soul Covers
• The Soul of Anime
• Soul Power
• Sound and Sentiment
• Sound of Africa!
• Sounds of the South
• Soundtrack Available
• South Africa in the Global Imaginary
• The South Africa Reader
• South Asian Feminisms
• South Koreans in the Debt Crisis
• Southeast Asian/American Studies
• Southern Capitalism
• Southern Gardens, Southern Gardening
• Sovereignty, Indigeneity, and the Law
• Soviet International Law and the World Economic Order
• Soviet Jewry in the 1980s
• Soviet-American Relations After the Cold War
• Space and Place in Early Modern English Theater
• The Space In-Between
• Space of Detention
• The Space Station
• Speaking of Flowers
• Special Issue for Anson Rabinbach
• Special Issue In Search of Real Reform
• Special Issue: Critical Essays on Health Care Reform
• Special Issue: The Politics of Communicable Disease Control in Europe
• Special Section on Friedrich Kittler
• Special Sections: The Supreme Court’s PPACA Decision AND The Policy and Politics of Reproductive Health
• The Spectacle of History
• The Spectacular City
• Spectacular Digital Effects
• Spectacular Passions
• Spectacular Rhetorics
• The Spectacular State
• Specters of Mother India
• Specters of the Atlantic
• Speculate This!
• Speculative Fictions
• The Speech of the Central Coast of North Carolina: The Cartaret County Version of the Banks “Brogue”
• The Speed Handbook
• Spiritual Mestizaje
• Spreading the Word
• Spring 2008
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• The Sri Lanka Reader
• Stability and Change Along a Dialect Boundary
• Stages of Capital
• Stages of Emergency
• Stagestruck
• Staging the World
• Stains on My Name, War in My Veins
• Stand-up Comedy in Theory, or, Abjection in America
• State Employment Policy in Hard Times
• State Formation and Democracy in Latin America, 1810–1900
• State of Ambiguity
• State Taxation Policy and Economic Growth
• State Work
• States of Imagination
• States of Memory
• States of Mind
• Stations of the Cross
• Statistical Panic
• Statutes in Court
• Steel Chair to the Head
• Stefan Stambolov and the Emergence of Modern Bulgaria, 1870–1895
• Stella Manhattan
• Stepping Left
• Steve Lacy
• Stigmas of the Tamil Stage
• Still Life in Real Time
• Still Moving
• Stitches on Time
• The Stories of Hans Christian Andersen
• Storming the Reality Studio
• The Story of All Things
• The Story of Stone
• Storytelling Globalization from the Chaco and Beyond
• Strange Affinities
• Strange Enemies
• Strange Future
• Strange Gourmets
• A Stranger in the Hague
• Street Level
• Street of Dreams
• Stringing Together a Nation
• The Structure of World History
• Structuring the Void
• The Struggle for Maize
• Studies in General Linguistics and Language Structure
• Subalternity and Representation
• Subcommander Marcos
• Subimperialism
• The Subject in Art
• Subject Issue on “What Is Distinctive East Asian STS: Method, Assemblages, or Theories?”
• Subject Issue on Biopolitics in China
• Subject Issue on Rice Science, Rice Technology, and Rice Societies
• Subject Lessons
• Subject to Colonialism
• Subject Without Nation
• Subjects and Citizens
• The Suburb of Dissent
• Subverting Colonial Authority
• Suffering for Territory
• Summer 2008
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• Summer 2012
• Surfer Girls in the New World Order
• Surge to Freedom
• Surveillance
• Surviving against the Odds
• Sustaining Activism
• Swift Viewing
• Swing Shift
• Symposium: Imperial Trauma, Part 1
• Symposium: Imperial Trauma, Part 2
• Symposium: Imperial Trauma, Part 3
• Symposium: Unsocial Thought, Uncommon Lives, Part 1
• Symposium: Unsocial Thought, Uncommon Lives, part 2
• Symposium: Unsocial Thought, Uncommon Lives, part 3
• A Syntactic Analysis of Sea Island Creole
• Systems of Control in International Adjudication and Arbitration

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• Tabloid Culture
• Taboo Memories, Diasporic Voices
• Tacit Subjects
• The Tail of the Dragon
• Taking It to Heart
• Taking Sides
• Taking Stock of the Profession & Teaching the Faerie Queen
• A Tale of Two Murders
• Talkin’ With Your Mouth Full
• Talking Heads
• Talking to the Dead
• Tango Lessons
• The Tao and the Logos
• Tarrying with the Negative
• The Tatars of Crimea
• Tattoo
• Tax Reform in Developing Countries
• The Taxation of Income from Business and Capital in Colombia
• Teaching Medieval Literature off the Grid
• Teaching the Introductory Course in Religious Studies
• Techniques of Pleasure
• Technologies of Enslavement and Liberty
• Technologies of Public Persuasion
• Technologies of the Gendered Body
• Technoscience
• Television after TV
• Television as Digital Media
• Television, History, and American Culture
• Tell Tchaikovsky the News
• Telling Complexions
• Telling to Live
• Tendencies
• Terminal Identity
• Terms used in Whitewater Kayaking in Colorado/Aspects of Word Formation and Semantic Change/The Vocabulary of Race Relations in a Prison
• Terrifying Muslims
• Territories of Difference
• Terror and History
• Terrorist Assemblages
• Terrorizing Women
• Terry Sanford
• Text
• Text and the City
• That Affair Next Door and Lost Man’s Lane
• The Dead Letter and The Figure Eight
• Theater and Social Change
• Theater and Violence
• Theater and War
• Theater Enough
• Themed Issue: The Politics of Public Health: Global and Local
• Theodor De Bry's Voyages to the New and Old Worlds
• Theodor W. Adorno
• Theology and the Political
• Theology of Money
• Theories and Narratives
• Theories of the Novel Now, Part I
• Theories of the Novel Now, Part II
• Theories of the Novel Now, Part III
• The Theorist's Mother
• Theorizing Native Studies
• Theorizing NGOs
• Theory and History of Narrative
• Theory and the Study of Premodernity
• Theory Aside
• Theory Now
• Theory Now and Then
• Thick Moralities, Thin Politics
• Thiefing Sugar
• Things Fall Away
• Thinking Black Intellectuals
• Thinking Politically
• Thinking Sexuality Transnationally
• Thinking through Art
• The Third and Only Way
• The Third Eye
• Thirteen Ways of Looking at Latino Art
• The Thirtieth Anniversary of the Iranian Revolution
• Thirty Years of Radical History
• 36 Views of Mount Fuji
• This Land Is Ours Now
• This Was Not Our War
• Thomas Kinkade
• Threatening Anthropology
• Three Civilizations, Two Cultures, One State
• Three Faces of Beauty
• Three Napoleonic Battles
• Tijuana Dreaming
• Time and the Erotic in Horace’s Odes
• Time Binds
• A Time for Tea
• The Time of Liberty
• Time Travels
• Time-Fetishes
• The Times Were Strange and Stirring
• Tissue Economies
• Tito, Mihailovic, and the Allies
• To Delight and Instruct
• To Die in this Way
• To Live and Die
• To Rise in Darkness
• Todd Haynes
• Tokens of Exchange
• Tony Allen
• Topographic Terms in the Ohio Valley, 1748-1800
• Total Speech
• Touching Feeling
• Tough Love
• Tourists of History
• Tours of Vietnam
• Toussaint Louverture
• Toward a French History of Universal Values
• Toward a History of Applied Economics
• Toward a History of Game Theory
• Toward a New Diplomatic History
• Tracing Common Themes
• Tracking Europe
• Trading Roles
• The Traffic in History
• Tragic Muse
• Trans-Americanity
• Trans-Status Subjects
• Transatlantic Fascism
• Transborder Lives
• Transcendentalist Hermeneutics
• Transcending Blackness
• The Transformation of Chinese Socialism
• Transformations of German Cultural Identity, 1989–2009
• Transforming American Medicine
• Transforming the Frontier
• Transforming the Public Sphere
• The Transgender Issue
• Transgressions of Reading
• Translating Empire
• Translating Time
• Translation in a Global Market
• Translocalities/Translocalidades
• Transnational Adoption
• Transnational America
• Transnational Black Studies
• Transnational Environments
  
• Transnational Sport
• Transpacific Femininities
• Transparency and Conspiracy
• Traveling Comparisons
• Traveling from New Spain to Mexico
• Traveling Heavy
• Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa
• Treasured Possessions
• The Treatment
• Trespasses
• The Tribute of Blood
• Tropes, Parables, and Performatives
• Tropical Multiculturalism
• Tropical Zion
• Tropicopolitans
• Troubadours, Trumpeters, Troubled Makers
• Troubled Bodies
• Truman and the Steel Seizure Case
• Trumpets in the Mountains
• The Truth about Patriotism
• Truth Commissions
• Trying to Give Ease
• Tuning Out Blackness
• The Tunisia Dossier: The Tunisian Revolution of Dignity
• Turning Pro
• Turning South Again
• Turquoise Mosaics from Mexico
• Twenty Theses on Politics
• Twilight of Impunity
• Two Bits
• The Two Churches
• Two Dreams in One Bed
• Two NATO Allies at the Threshold of War
• Two, Three, Many Worlds
• The Tyranny of Opinion

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• Ugly Stories of the Peruvian Agrarian Reform
• The Un-Americans
• Un/common Cultures
• Unavoidable Industrial Restructuring in Latin America
• Unbecoming
• The Unbounded Community
• Uncertain Times
• Uncivil Youth
• Unconscious Dominions
• Uncovering Heian Japan
• Undead TV
• Under 25
• Under Cover of Law: More on the Legality of Surreptitious Recording
• Under Cover of Science
• Under Western Eyes
• Understories
• Unearthing Gender
• Unequal Cures
• Uneven Encounters
• Unfree Masters
• The United States and the Genocide Convention
• The United States and the Second Hague Peace Conference
• Universal Grammar and Narrative Form
• Universities and the Future of America
• The University
• Unnatural Formations
• The Unpredictability of the Past
• Unruly Immigrants
• Unsettled Subjects
• Unsettled Visions
• Unsettling Accounts
• Unsettling Blackness
• The Unsocial Social Science?
• Unspeakable Violence
• Untimely Bollywood
• The Untimely Present
• Untying the Afghan Knot
• The Unvarnished Doctrine
• Unveiling Traditions
• Unwrapping the Sacred Bundle
• Up from Bondage
• The Urban Generation
• Urban Housing Segregation of Minorities in Western Europe and the United States
• Urban Margins
• Usage in Dictionaries and Dictionaries of Usage
• Useful Cinema
• Useful Knowledge
• The Uses of Literary History
• Uses of the Folk
• The USSR and Iraq
• Utopia and Cosmopolis
• Utopia Limited
• Utopias, Medieval and Early Modern
• Utter Antiquity

V

• vaginal economy
• Vampire Nation
• Vampires, Mummies and Liberals
• The Vanishing
• Vanishing Women
• Variation and Change in Geographically Isolated Communities
• The Veiled Monologues—special section
• ¡Venceremos?
• Venezuela’s Bolivarian Democracy
• Venezuela’s Movimiento al Socialismo
• Vertical Empire
• Vibrant Matter
• Vichy and the Eternal Feminine
• Vicissitudes of Theory
• Victims of the Chilean Miracle
• Victorian Subjects
• Violence and Redemption
• Violence As Obscenity
• Violence in a Time of Liberation
• Violence, the Body, and “the South”
• Violent Democracies in Latin America
• Virtual Americas
• Virtual Hallyu
• Virtual Migration
• Virtual Voyages
• Virtual War and Magical Death
• Virtue, Identity, and Agency
• Virtuosity
• Virtuous Vice
• Visible Histories, Disappearing Women
• Vision and Textuality
• Visions of the Emerald City
• Visual Cultures of Japanese Imperialism
• Visual Pedagogy
• Visual Time
• The Vocabulary of Marble Playing/More Marble Words/The Position of the Charleston Dialect/Gritted and Gritter
• Vocabulary of Soviet Society and Culture
• Volume 2 (2012)

W

• W Stands for Women
• Wake the Town and Tell the People
• Walkers, Voyeurs, and the Politics of Urban Space
• Wall Street Women
• Wallowing in Sex
• Wandering Paysanos
• Wandering Peoples
• The Wandering Signifier
• Wangechi Mutu
• War by Other Means
• War Capital Trauma
• The War Machines
• War on War
• War, Society, and Culture
• The Warburg Institute
• Warfare in the American Homeland
• Warring Souls
• Washington Words/Wa’n’t/The ADS Collections: Actuality and Possibility
• Watching Jim Crow
• Water
• Waves of Decolonization
• Wayne Booth
• The Ways of Philosophy
• Wayward Reproductions
• “We Ain’t What We Was”
• We Are All Equal
• We Are the Face of Oaxaca
• We Cannot Remain Silent
• We Created Chávez
• We Flew over the Bridge
• We Were the People
• The Weather and a Place to Live
• The Weather in Proust
• The Web of Iniquity
• Webster’s Third on Nonstandard Usage/Social Aspects of Bilingualism in San Antonio, Texas/Names in Gardening/Needed Research in American English
• Wedded to the Land?
• The Wedding Complex
• Welcome to the Dreamhouse
• West European Arms Control Policy
• Wet
• Wet Earth and Dreams
• What Counts as World Literature?
• What Diantha Did
• What Does It Mean to Grow Old?
• What Makes Sound Patterns Expressive?
• What Role for Government?
• What the Body Told
• What We Made
• What’s Left of the Left
• What’s Love Got to Do with It?
• What’s Queer about Queer Studies Now?
• What's Left of Asia
• What's Left of the Left?
• What's the Difference? The Question of Theory
• When a Flower Is Reborn
• When Biometrics Fail
• Where Is Ana Mendieta?
• Where the River Ends
• The White Issue
• White Love and Other Events in Filipino History
• White Men Aren’t
• White Men Challenging Racism
• A White Side of Black Britain
• Whither China?
• Who Can Stop the Drums?
• Who Killed John Clayton?
• The Whole Family
• Whom God Wishes to Destroy . . .
• Whose Art Is It?
• Whose India?
• Why Stories Matter
• Widows
• Widows
• The Will to Improve
• Willa Cather and Others
• William J. Seymour and the Origins of Global Pentecostalism
• Winners and Losers
• Winter 2006
• Winter 2008
• Winter 2010
• Winter 2010
• Winter 2011
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• Winter 2012
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• Winter 2013
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• Winter 2013
• Winter 2013
• The Witch’s Flight
• Witch-Hunting in Seventeenth-Century New England
• With All, and for the Good of All
• With Hidden Noise
• Within the Circle
• Witold Gombrowicz’s Century
• Wizards and Scientists
• The Woman in the Zoot Suit
• Women and Gender Equity in Development Theory and Practice
• Women and Migration in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
• Women Build the Welfare State
• Women on the Verge
• Women’s Health
• Women's Camera Work
• Women's Experimental Cinema
• Women's Studies on Its Own
• Women's Studies on the Edge
• Women, State, and Party in Eastern Europe
• Women, Transnationalism, and Human Rights
• Women, War, and the Making of Bangladesh
• Word Distribution in the Interior South
• A Word List from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1850-1876
• A Word List from South Carolina/Expressions from Rural Florida/Minorean Dialect Words in St. Augustine, Florida
• Word Lists From the South
• A Word-List from ‘Bill Arp’ and ‘Rufus Sanders’/Comments on Word-Lists in PADS/A Word-List from Southern Kentucky
• A Word-List from Virginia and North Carolina
• A Word-List from West Texas/A Word-List from Colorado/A Maine Word-List from David Barker’s ‘My First Courtship’/The Value of Dialect/Hemp Words
• A Word-List from Zora Neale Hurston/To as a Preposition of Location in Linguistic Atlas Materials/The 1961 Conference on Dialectology
• Words in Motion
• Words of Protest, Words of Freedom
• The Work of Art in the World
• The Work of Friendship
• Work Songs
• Workers, the Nation-State, and Beyond
• Working Class Studies
• The Working Classes and Urban Public Space
• Working Difference
• Working Fictions
• Working Like a Homosexual
• Working Out Egypt
• Working Out in Japan
• Working the Boundaries
• Working Women, Working Men
• Workshop of Revolution
• The World after Iraq
• The World and the Bo Tree
• A World of Becoming
• The World of Lucha Libre
• A World of Words
• World Orders
• World Politics and International Law
• The World Tin Market
• The World Turned
• World-Systems Analysis
• Worldly Ethics
• Worlds Apart
• The Worlds of Petrarch
• The Worm in the Wheat
• Wrestling with Diversity
• Wrestling with the Left
• Write Now
• Writing
• Writing across Cultures
• Writing French Colonial Histories
• Writing From Prison
• Writing in Dante’s Cult of Truth
• Writing in the Air
• Writing Taiwan
• Writing the Past, Inscribing the Future
• Writing Violence on the Northern Frontier
• Writing Without Words
• The Writings of J.M. Coetzee
• Written in Stone

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• A Xicana Codex of Changing Consciousness

Y

• The Yale Indian
• A Yale Strike Dossier
• A Year at the Supreme Court
• A Year in the Life of the Supreme Court
• Yellow Music
• You Know My Steez
• Yugoslav-American Economic Relations Since World War II

Z

• Zapotec Women
• Ziegfeld Girl