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$tFamily and demography in postwar America: a hazard of new fortunes? / $rStephen Lassonde. -$tPower of place: race, political economy, and identity in the postwar metropolis / $rRobert O. Self, Thomas J. Sugrue. -$tAmerican religion since 1945 / $rJames T. Fisher. -$tTime out: leisure and tourism / $rSusan G. Davis. -$tMass media: from 1945 to the present / $rSusan J. Douglas. -$tWhat the traffic bares: popular music "back in the USA" / $rAllen Tullos. -$tVisual arts in post-1945 America / $rErika Doss. -$tAmerican intellectual history and social thought since 1945 / $rPatrick N. Allitt. -$tAmerican political culture since 1945 / $rRichard H. King. -$tHyphen nation: ethnicity in American intellectual and political life / $rMatthew Frye Jacobson. -$tLabor during the American century: work, workers, and unions since 1945 / $rJoshua B. Freeman. -$tHistoriography of the struggle for black equality since 1945 / $rKevin Gaines. -$tPostwar women's history: the "second wave" of the end of family wage? / $rNancy MacLean. -$tSexuality and the movements for sexual liberation / $rBeth Bailey. -$tMovement of movements: the definition and periodization of the new left / $rVan Gosse. -$tTriumph of conservatives in a liberal age / $rDavid L. Chappell. -$tModern environmentalism / $rIan Tyrrell. -$tBeyond the presidential synthesis: reordering political time / $rJulian E. Zelizer. -$tMcCarthyism and the Red Scare / $rEllen Schrecker. -$tPolitics of "the least dangerous branch": the court, the constitution, and constitutional politics since 1945 / $rMary L. Dudziak. -$tCold War in Europe / $rCarolyn Eisenberg. -$tOff the beach: the United States, Latin America, and the Cold War / $rGreg Grandin. -$tUnited States and East Asia in the postwar era / $rJames I. Matray. -$tWashington quagmire: US presidents and the Vietnam Wars - a pattern of intervention / $rDavid Hunt. -$tEnd of the Cold War / $rDavid S. Painter, Thomas S. Blanton. -$tFrom the "atomic age" to the "anti-nuclear age": nuclear energy in politics, diplomacy, and culture / $rJ. Samuel Walker. -$tJ. Anthony Lukas, Common ground: a turbulent decade in the lives of three American families (1985) / $rAlan Brinkley. -$tCharles Payne, I've got the light of freedom (1995) / $rLinda Gordon. -$tSamuel Lubell, The future of American politics (1952, 1956, 1965) / $rNelson Lichtenstein. -$tStephanie Coontz, The way we never were (1992) / $rElaine Tyler May. -$tAlphonso Pinkney, The myth of black progess (1984) / $rRobert E. Weems, Jr. -$tGarry Wills, Nixon agonistes: the crisis of the self-made man (1970) / $rRobert Westbrook. -$tVictor Navasky, Naming names (1980) / $rJon Wiener. -$tEdward Said, Orientalism (1978) / $rMelani McAlister. |
