COLLOQUIUM
Dislocations: Transatlantic Perspectives on Postnational American Studies
Postnational Politics and American Studies
Donald Pease, Dartmouth College
Transnationalism in Practice
Paul Giles, University of Cambridge
USA OK? Beyond the Practice of (Anti)-American Studies
Scott Lucas, University of Birmingham
How American Is It?: Transnational Urbanism and the Cultural Politics of Place-Making
Liam Kennedy, University of Birmingham
Reading Transatlantic Sites: The Italians in New York
William Boelhower, University of Padua, Italy
‘Be a Crossroads’: Globalising From Within
R. J. Ellis, Nottingham Trent University
Reconfiguring American Studies?: The Paradoxes of Postnationalism
Stephen Shapiro, University of Warwick
ARTICLES
Will the Real Bobby Kennedy Please Stand Up? Robert Kennedy And The Cuban Missile Crisis
Adam Grossman, University of Birmingham
Graft Down At City Hall? John Gunther, American Book Journalism, And Perceptions Of European Cataclysm In The 1930s
Brian Miller, University of Bristol
“14 Little Indians” A Critical Examination of the Public Reaction to the Indian Occupation of Alcatraz
Zachary D. Clopton, Yale University
“Irreparable losses”: a reappraisal of George B. McClellan at Antietam
Scott Reeves, University of Sheffield
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