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'Cosmic American music': Place and the country rock movement, 1965--1974 (California, Tennessee)	'I am a honky-tonk girl': Country music, gender, and migration

'Song of the South': Country music, race, region, and the politics of culture, 1920--1974 (Jimmie Rodgers, Merle Haggard, Charley Pride, Ray Charles, Carter Family)	'Soul or nothing': The formation of cultural identity on the British Northern Soul scene

Art in the heart of East L.A.: A history of Self Help Graphics and Art, Inc., 1972--2004 (California)	Cosmopolitan connections: Henry Adams, his circle, and the global Gilded Age

DJ: Performer, cyborg, dominatrix	Having it both ways: Bisexualities/bi-textualities and contemporary crossover cinema

International graduate students, the F-1 visa process, and the dark side of globalization in post 9/11 American society	Partners in crime: Interracial male bonds and criminal justice in 20th-century American culture

Performing the past: Theatrical revisions of Cold War culture	Perversion for profit: The politics of obscenity and pornography in the postwar United States

Playing innocent: Shirley Temple and the performance of girlhood, 1850--1939	Queer country, line dance Nazis, and a Hollywood barn dance: Country music and the performance of identity in Los Angeles, California

Swinging transcontinental: Modernity, race, and place in American dance band music, 1930 to 1946	The nineteenth-century relic: A pre-history of the historical artifact

The police procedural film: Law and order in the American cinema, 1930--1960	The sacred and secular reconciled: Crossing the line in twentieth century African-American literature (Zora Neale Hurston, Ernest J. Gaines, James Baldwin, Alice Walker)

Weighty ambitions: Fat actors and figurations in American cinema, 1910--1960	Wide open spaces: Rural communities and the making of metropolitan California, 1870--1940

Wie er in die Welt kam: Supermen and modernism in mid-century America	Youth groups and youth savers: Gangs, crews, and the rise of Filipino American youth culture in Los Angeles