Race, nation, & empire in American history

The racial vernacular : contesting the Black/White binary in nineteenth-century Rhode Island / Joanne Pope Melish

What is race? : Franz Boas reconsidered / Vernon J. Williams Jr.

An end to the family romance : Nella Larsen, Black transnationalism, and American racial ideology / George Hutchinson

White is the color of empire : the annexation of Hawaii in 1898 / Eric Love

Annexing the other : the world's peoples as auxiliary consumers and imported workers, 1876-1917 / Matthew Frye Jacobson

The Americanization of South Africa / James T. Campbell

Women's rights, race, and imperialism in U.S. history, 1870-1920 / Louise M. Newman

Cain contra Abel : courtship, masculinities, and citizenship in Southern California farming communities, 1942-1964 / Matt Garcia

Private suffering and public strife : Delia Alvarez's war with the Nixon administration's POW publicity campaign, 1968-1973 / Natasha Zaretsky

Desengano : a Confederate exile in Cuba / Matthew Pratt Guterl

Pauli Murray in Ghana : the Congo crisis and an African American woman's dilemma / Kevin K. Gaines

Nina Simone's border crossings : Black cultural nationalism and gender on a global stage / Ruth Feldstein

Redefining Americanness by reformulating Hinduism : Indian Americans challenge American academia / Prema Kurien

Brown is the new Yellow : the Yellow peril in an age of terror / Robert G. Lee

Rethinking the "clash of civilizations" : American Evangelicals, the Bush administration, and the winding road to the Iraq War / Melani McAlister.