Recently added articles from American Studies International:
Senior editor's note.(Editorial)
Jun 01, 2004;
Heritage tourism: where public and history don't always meet.
Jun 01, 2004;
Apologies for atrocities: commemorating the 50th anniversary of World War II's end in the United States and Japan.
Jun 01, 2004;
Slavery and the contest for national heritage in the United States and the Netherlands.
Jun 01, 2004;
History in new worlds: surveys and results in the United States and Australia.
Jun 01, 2004;
Capturing the public imagination: the social and professional place of public history.
Jun 01, 2004;
Historians as managers of the nation's cultural heritage.
Jun 01, 2004;
Exhibition as dance: an exercise in creative partnering.
Jun 01, 2004;
The American moving image diaspora: the archeology of US movies in international archives.
Jun 01, 2004;
The Kokopelli conundrum: lessons learned from teaching Native American students.
Jun 01, 2004;
Playing to strength: teaching public history at the turn of the 21st-century.
Jun 01, 2004;
The new Americanist intervention into the canon.
Jun 01, 2004;
Redefining American Spaces: the City, the Lland, the Body, and History: the Fulbright American Studies Institute, Northern Illinois University, July 1-August 12, 2002.(Conference Notes)
Jun 01, 2004;
Hollywood and the wider world: a review essay (1).(Book Review)
Jun 01, 2004;
Southern identity and memory: a review essay.(Book Review)
Jun 01, 2004;
Bruce Dain, A Hideous Monster of the Mind: American Race Theory in the Early Republic.(Book Review)
Jun 01, 2004;
David M. Wrobel, Promised Lands: Promotion, Memory, and the Creation of the American West.(Book Review)
Jun 01, 2004;
Donald Yanella, ed., New Essays on Billy Budd.(Book Review)
Jun 01, 2004;
Thomas Inge and Edward J. Piacentino, eds., The Humor of the Old South.(Book Review)
Jun 01, 2004;
Rowland A. Sherrill, Road-Book America: Contemporary Culture and the New Picaresque.(Book Review)
Jun 01, 2004;