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Terrorism in the wake of the Cold War order	Creating a corps based federal work program to legalize undocumented immigrants

Forcing progress: The struggle to integrate southern Episcopal schools	U.S. policy against the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group in the post 9/11 world

Old court, New Deal: Roosevelt's supreme blunder	Engaging the immigrant voice: Political participation and acculturation in the Indian American community

The Revolutionary War spy as hero and the Revolutionary War hero as traitor	World War II in popular American visual culture: Film and video games after 9/11

The atomic bombing of Hiroshima: A reasonable and just decision	A mother's role defined: Employment messages communicated to mothers in the Southern Baptist Convention

The undead bones of Denmark Vesey: The complications of history	Lost in whiteness: Jews writing blacks in post-World War II American fiction

"Passive resistance": 1, Supreme Court: 0. The failure of school desegregation in Richmond, Virginia	National parishes within ethnic enclaves: The gradual process of Americanizing Catholic immigrants to Baltimore

Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Alice Paul: Woman suffrage and gender bias in the American ideal	Targeting-error fratricide in modern airpower: A causal examination

The impact of the 1979 hostage crisis in Iran on the U.S. Presidential election of 1980	Why Arizona? The S.B. 1070 and the history of immigration in the southwestern border states

Pyramid on the prairie: The safeguard program and the primacy of politics in the federal budget process	Delivering unpalatable truths: Lessons learned from Alexander Hamilton and the Jay Treaty debate

Great Power responses to threat transitions and the legitimacy burden: U.S.-Soviet relations 1943--1950	Allies, enemies and aliens: Migration and U.S.-Chinese relations, 1940--1965

Community and federalism in the American political tradition	The wages of principle and power: Cyrus R. Vance and the making of foreign policy in the Carter administration

"All matters and things shall center there": A study of elite political power in South Carolina, 1763-1776	American exceptionalism: From exemplar to empire

The urban pulpit: Evangelicals and the city in New York, 1880--1930	The influence of professional culture on American military innovation in counterinsurgency

Faith, freedom, and flag: The influence of American missionaries in Turkey on foreign affairs, 1830--1880	Feverish bodies, enlightened minds: Yellow fever and common-sense natural philosophy in the early American republic, 1793--1805

Into the wind: The Kennedy Administration and the use of herbicides in South Vietnam	Open-shop fields: The Bracero Program and farmworker unionism, 1942-1964