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Van Gosse and James Livingston
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| Editors' Introduction |
| Pages: 1-2 |
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| Bruce Bobbins
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| Celeb-Reliance: Intellectuals, Celebrity and Upward Mobility |
| Pages: 3-14 |
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| [OAH Forum] |
| Mary Britton King
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| Make Love, Not Work: New Management Theory and the Social Self |
| Pages: 15-24 |
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| [OAH Forum] |
| Barry Shank
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| Subject, Commodity, Marketplace: the American Artists Group and the Mass Production of Distinction |
| Pages: 25-52 |
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| [OAH Forum] |
| James Livingston
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| The Strange Career of the "Social Self" |
| Pages: 53-79 |
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| [OAH Forum] |
| Casey Nelson Blake
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| "All Lost in the Supermarket" |
| Pages: 80-89 |
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| Jeff Sklansky
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| Corporate Property and Social Psychology: Thomas M. Cooley, Charles H. Cooley, and the Ideological Origins of the Social Self |
| Pages: 90-114 |
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| Kathy M. Newman
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| The Forgotten Fifteen Million: Black Radio, the "Negro Market" and the Civil Rights Movement |
| Pages: 115-135 |
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| Judith Van Allen
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| "Bad Future Things" and Liberatory Moments: Capitalism, Gender and the State in Botswana |
| Pages: 136-168 |
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| Graham Willett
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| Australian Gay Activists: From Movement to Community |
| Pages: 169-187 |
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| [Public History] |
| Paul Ashton and Paula Hamilton
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| Blood Money? Race and Nation in Australian Public History |
| Pages: 188-207 |
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| [Teaching Radical History] |
| Judith Degroat and Mansour Bonakdarian
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| Introduction: Area Studies / Transnational Studies in the Classroom |
| Pages: 208-211 |
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| [Teaching Radical History] |
| Anne Csete
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| Perceptions of the Enemy: The United States and Japan During World War II |
| Pages: 212-222 |
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| [Teaching Radical History] |
| Leslie Witz and Carohn Cornell
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| Africa, Race and Empire in the Nineteenth Century at a South African University in 1998 |
| Pages: 223-231 |
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| [The Past in Print] |
| Amy Bass
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| Marketing America Review of: Thomas Frank, The Conquest of Cool: Business Culture, Counterculture, and the Rise of Hip Consumerism; Joseph Turow, Breaking Up America: Advertisers and the New Media World |
| Pages: 232-239 |
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| [The Past in Print] |
| Theodore Hamm
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| Race and the Grand Narrative Review of: Michael Goldfield, The Color of Politics: Race and the Mainsprings of American Politics; Matthew Jacobson, Whiteness of a Different Color: European Immigrants and the Alchemy of Race; and Eric Foner, The Story of American Freedom |
| Pages: 240-244 |
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| R.J. Lambrose
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| The Abusable Past |
| Pages: 245-248 |
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| [Notes on Contributors] |
| Pages: 249-250 |
