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

Manifesto of the American System: Jus Publicum Europaeum and the Monroe Doctrine

Undeclared Redefinition: The Franklin D. Roosevelt Administration and the Monroe Doctrine

The Monroe Doctrine and U.S. Intervention Policy: The Origins of U.S. Unilateralism and Multilateralism

Shades of Latin America: A Hemispheric Reading of American Fiction in the 1980s

Geographic Imagination in African American Literature: Unmapping the Monroe Doctrine

From Private Grief to Public Mourning: Roger Malvin’s Unfinished Burial

From Republican Mothers to Daughters of the “Benevolent Empire”: Benevolence in Sarah Josepha Hale’s Northwood

“The Encantadas” as a Sentinel in the Pacific: Relics of the Barren Paradise

Opening the Constitution, Freeing Slaves: Frederick Douglass’s United States Constitution

The Heritage of Election Day Sermons in American Literary History: Increase Mather, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Sacvan Bercovitch

NLRB Union Representation Elections in Industrial Relations: From the Wagner Act to the Taft-Hartley Act

Barack Obama and Outreach to the Minority Voters: Balancing “Post-Racial” Narratives and Identity Politics

In the Name of Self Defense: The Expulsion of Foreign Paupers and Nineteenth-Century American Immigration Policy

The Promotion of Area Studies after World War II: An Analysis of the Relationship between the Promotion of Area Studies and the Advancement of the Social Sciences

Yoshiyuki Kido, Chinese Immigrants in the United States: The Making of a “Nation of Immigrants”

Keiko Nitta, Cartographies of American Literature: Cognitive Mapping as a Mode of Literary Criticism

Toshihiko Aono, The Cold War and the Western Alliance during the Crisis Years