The First Great Awakening and 18th-century Print Culture: Methodists and Race

The Beginning and End of an Era in American Debate Programming: The Legacy of “Firing Line” with William F. Buckley

Parlor and Study: Emerson’s Domestic Economy in Representations of Space

Hideaki Kami, Diplomacy Meets Migration: U.S. Relations with Cuba during the Cold War

John Adams and the Americanization of Ancient Political Theory: The Intermediate Nature of his Mixed Government Theory between the Early Modern and Modern Ages

German Forty-Eighters in 19th Century America: From the German Turnens to the American Turners

Knowledge and Power Observed by European Émigré Scholars- Hans J. Morgenthau and Stanley Hoffmann on American Intellectuals

Ernest Hemingway and the 1920s Paris Avant-Garde: Prose as Architecture, Spatial Art, and Intercorporeality

Role of West Germany in the Liberalization of Western European Intra–Trade as Proposed by the United States: Focusing on the West Germany–France Trade Agreement of 1950

Infant Deaths and Administrative Knowledge: The Making of Birth Registration Systems in the United States

Reconstructing Cold War Political Culture: Cold War Critics in Congress and their Views on Israel, 1967-1974

KASAI Toshikazu, Seafarers Connected the Atlantic World: The Social History of Shipmasters, Sailors, and Trade in Colonial Boston

Anti-intellectualism within the Wall: —1968 Columbia University Student Strike and the Intellectuals—

Will you give him his candle? : American Financial Capitalism, Intimate Sphere, and Forgiveness if Henry James’s “The Altar of the Dead“

The Narrator Frederic’ s Lessons of World War I: —-Alliance and Joint Actions in A Farewell to Arms—

ONOZAWA Toru, ILLUSORY ALLIANCE: American Regional Policy for the Middle East in the Early Cold War

The Remnants of Empire: “The British Party” and the Transformation of the American Self-Image during the War of 1812

American Exceptionalism in Obama’s Interventions: Redefining American Self-Image in a Turbulent World

The U.S. as a “European Power”: G.H.W. Bush in the Context of U.S.-European Relations at the End of the Cold War

The Birth of the Nurturing Father and Neoliberalism: The Representation of White Middle-class Fathers in Late Twentieth Century America

As a “Chronicler of my own sex”: Antebellum Women, Citizenship, and Domestic History in Sarah J. Hale’s Woman’s Record

MINAMI Shuhei, The Men Who Build America: Everyday Lives of Construction Workers in New York City and Their “Patriotism”

Govermentality and Rights of Movement in America’s Trans-Pacific Empire: From the Case Files of Filipino Applicants for Certificates of Citizenship in the Hawaiian Islands

The U.S. Occupation of Japan and Opinions toward Democracy: The Dissolution of the Prewar Lineage Based Political System and Tatsuo Iwabuchi

Continuity and Discontinuity of Literary Space in Occupied Japan: A Case Study on Discourse Analysis on America in Magazines as Media

Registering Tribal Memories as National Historic Sites: The Northern Cheyenne Tribe’s Fight against U.S. National History

Formation of the Asian American Movement for Apology and Reparations from Japan: Transformation of Identity and Genealogy of Asian American Activism

The Cold War and the Crisis of Spirit: Billy Graham on Communism, Liberty and Original Sin