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DBCP in the United States and Central America: Body, nation, and transnationalism in the history of a toxic product
 The origins of the environmental movement
 
"Buying into it": Propaganda, consumerism, and the American Revolution in southeastern Connecticut
 Racing the future: Hollywood science fiction film narratives of race
 
"The most interesting girl of this country is the colored girl": Girls and racial uplift in Great Migration Chicago, 1899--1950
"American Bandstand" and school segregation in postwar Philadelphia
 
Divisible pasts: Nostalgia and narrative in American literature and culture, 1848--1900
 Community powered resistance: Radio, music scenes and musical activism in Washington, D.C.
 
New England Country & Western music: Self-reliance, community expression, and regional resistance on the New England frontier
 Towards a genealogy of visual culture at the Rhode Island School of Design, 1875--1900
 
Shouting at the rain: The voices and ideas of right-wing anti-communist Americanists in the era of modern American conservatism, 1950--1974
 The folk music revival then and now: Politics, commercialism, and authenticity in folk music communities in the U.S. and Japan
 
Moving Thresholds: Liminal Writing in the Italian Diaspora
 Claiming History, Claiming Rights: Queer Discourses of History and Politics
 
The Narrative Document: Lewis Hine and "Social Photography"
By Forests or By Fields: Organizing Immigrant Labor in the Pacific Northwest, 1940--1990
 
"Meeting the needs of today's girl": Youth organizations and the making of a modern girlhood, 1945--1980
 A deeper science: Richard Wright, Dr. Fredric Wertham, and the fight for mental healthcare in Harlem, NY, 1940--1960
 
Vision in Motion: Architectural Space Time Notation and Urban Design, 1950--1970