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Mass incarceration in America: A social problem	The Buffalo Central Terminal as a beacon for the community: Speculation on the Central Terminal and its future

(Re)producing memory of the forgotten: The representation of minority cultures' memories, histories, and identities in museums	Geometries of desire: Carole Maso's "The Art Lover", Rikki Ducornet's "The Fan-Maker's Inquisition", and Joanna Scott's "The Manikin"

Relations between Native Americans and those of African descent in the South, 1526 to 1907	Selling (out) the local scene: Grunge and globalization

U.S. strategic interest in Somalia: From Cold War era to War on Terror	Imagining race

Restoring Washington Irving into the national American canon	Krump or die: Representations of krumping in contemporary film and the processes of assimilation, racism, narration, and commodification

Let us put our minds together as one: To be a citizen of the Haudenosaunee	Revisiting the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997-1998: Neoliberalism, global economic crises, and the role of the nation-state

Being scientifical: Popularity, purpose and promotion of amateur research and investigation groups in the U.S.	Even gods do: The construction and presentation of network culture in Neil Gaiman's "American Gods"

Working-class reality?: How the blue-collar reality shows misrepresent the U.S.working class	The Six Nations Police Service: An oral history project

Hounded beyond all bounds of reason: Morality and the sublime in American literary naturalism	Tragic investigations: The value of tragedy in American political and ethical life

Attitudes toward spatial privacy in the United States of America	Becoming American in Sam Shepard's West and Asian American West

Interweaving: Memory through machines	Haudenosaunee worldviews through Iroquoian cosmologies: The published narratives in historical context

Indians and the national unconscious: Discourses of nationalism and democracy in the United States and Bolivia, 1780--1850	Agencies and associations: Women writing Indian reform in nineteenth-century America

Beyond binaries: Globalization, the Korean film industry, and Hollywood hegemony	"A song along the keyboard": Popular music and literature in postwar American culture

"I think about this dream often": Nostalgic visions of Native Americans during the Progressive Era, 1890--1930	Images of the other, narratives of the self: Representations of Venezuela in the U.S. printed press 1982--2002

De-constructing constructed news events	Individualism and the sectional crisis: Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, and their responses to slavery and racism

American movement: Nature and civilization in Turner, Cooper, Twain, and Cather	The individual and the community: A productive tension in American history from the colonial era to 1860

The effect of deindustrialization and globalization on the feminization of poverty in Buffalo, New York (1970--2008): A case study of transitional housing at Gerard Place	Senecas and their neighbors: An ethnographic and historical portrait

Queer melodramatics: The feeling body and the American democratic imagination	Hip hop in Buffalo: Three stories of struggle, survival and success

Class, gender, and philanthropy in the New York Society of Decorative Art, 1877-1902	The untold story of Roycroft women

"Hellfire & brimstone" Middle-aged Americans' everyday practices of automobile culture, religion and art	When people become corporations: Product placement and gender construction on Bravo TV's "The Real Housewives of New York City"

Human menageries: Freak show legacies in contemporary American literature and popular culture