Session Subject Index

Session Number and Title

19th century:

075 The Politics of Repressive Tolerance

076 The Imperial Mission

089 Nineteenth-Century Latinidades: Latina/o History and Literature Beyond/Before the Nation-State

094 Abolitionist Places

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

122 Prison and the National Body

123 Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization

158 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: I

174 "Two Nations Under God: Representing the American Civil War in Text and Image"

193 Mark Twain Abroad

207 The Return of Tocqueville

217 Roundtable Discussion: The Specter of the Archive

222 The Antebellum South and the Problem of Slavery: A K16 Workshop

226 Literature as Social Document: Aesthetics and Politics

230 Roundtable Discussion: Julia Collins's Curse of Caste: Implications of the First Novel by an African American Woman

276 Foreign Tastes: Appropriating National Culture in Nineteenth-Century America

294 The Double Time of the Nation

311 Islam, Empire, and Early America

312 Transsexual, Transnational

315 What's Left of Activism

326 Citizens, Outcasts, and Enemies: Transnational War and Latino/a Agency

20th Century:

006 Seeing American Portraiture in Transnational Visual Economies

017 Lands Far Away and Places Long Ago: The Creation of Virtual Environments in Interwar America (Sponsored by the Visual Culture/Art History Caucus)

019 Intellectual Histories in a Global Age

030 Transnational Beat Spiritual Identities and Poetics

048 Roundtable Discussion: East Bay Labor Activism

050 Faith, Therapeutic Culture & the World: Reading & the Religious Cultures of 1940s and 1950s America

052 Transnationalism and Nonstandard Histories

057 The Performative Force of Violence

059 Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe

060 The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy

065 Constructing Motherhood in the Transnational Era

066 Roundtable Discussion: Rethinking Center and Periphery: Making the "Foreign" Central to American Studies

068 Roundtable Discussion: U.S. Inside Out: Race, Genomics and Global Health

074 The Problem of Reality and Television Studies

075 The Politics of Repressive Tolerance

092 "Asians and Americas: International Politics and Domestic Racialized Practices"

093 ¿Good Neighbors? Cultures of U.S-Latin American Transnationalism in the Mid-Twentieth Century

100 Listening to the Black Atlantic

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

102 The Emergence of Afro-Asian Racial Imaginaries

120 "Vietnamese American Writers" [SRC Sponsored]

122 Prison and the National Body

136 Recasting Cinema in the Americas: Bilingualism, Borrowings, and Hauntings

142 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies I

143 (De)Regulating the Imperial Imaginary

147 Roundtable Discussion: "Which Way Is Redemption?" Remembering Lorenzo Thomas, 1944-2005

149 Feminism, Progressivism, and Transnationalism

158 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: I

159 The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex

161 Transnational Latino Formations

163 Discussing Race and Success in America.

175 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: II

176 Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire

194 The Possibilities and Limits of Black internationalism

197 Roundtable Discussion: Where Does Latin American Studies End and American Studies Begin?

206 Black Paris

218 Crossing Boundaries: Interpreting Transnational Modes of Memory

220 What is Blackness?: Multiple and Contested Constructions of Racial Difference in the 20th Century U.S.

224 The Postnational Asia-Pacific: Works in Translation

226 Literature as Social Document: Aesthetics and Politics

241 Beyond the Islands: Haiti, Cuba, and the U.S. Imaginary

257 The Civil Rights Movement: A K16 Curricular Workshop

269 Get Up, Stand Up: Comparative and Transnational Social Movement Politics in the "Long Sixties"

279 Building for the Future: How the Whole Earth Counterculture Redesigned the World

285 Roundtable Discussion: The Terminator Strikes: Labor Studies in Crisis (Sponsored by the Working-class Studies Caucus)

288 Spatial Scale and the New U.S. Imperialism

295 Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism"

304 Tourism and the Production of Place

309 Enemies at the Gates? How European Immigrants Complicated American Identity after WWII

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

316 Alternative African-American Modernities: From the Time of the Great Migration to Postmodernity

321 Roundtable Discussion: The New Negro Woman in Philosophy, Literature, and History

330 Militarization and Domestic Identity

332 Transnational Pedagogies: II

African American Studies:

013 Muslim and Middle East Americans in the Crucible of the Cold War

022 Staging Race and the Law

024 The Politics of (Anti)Maternity

025 Memory, Materiality and the Museum

033 Transnational, Post-imperial American Studies?

036 Scenes, Means, Relays and Niches: New Takes on U.S./Transnational Cultural Production

055 The "Black Atlantic" Inside Antebellum America

057 The Performative Force of Violence

058 Theorizing Diaspora

060 The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy

076 The Imperial Mission

094 Abolitionist Places

100 Listening to the Black Atlantic

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

102 The Emergence of Afro-Asian Racial Imaginaries

114 Afro/Asian Art and Activism in the 1960s and Post-60s Era

122 Prison and the National Body

129 _Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song_ and Racy, Transnational Moves

137 "Reconfiguring Paul Gilroy's The Black Atlantic: 'What is Africa to Me?'"

146 Roundtable Discussion: Developing American Studies Globally: The Fulbright Experience

147 Roundtable Discussion: "Which Way Is Redemption?" Remembering Lorenzo Thomas, 1944-2005

158 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: I

161 Transnational Latino Formations

163 Discussing Race and Success in America.

175 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: II

176 Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire

194 The Possibilities and Limits of Black internationalism

206 Black Paris

213 Contesting the Dream: California Politics in Black and Brown

222 The Antebellum South and the Problem of Slavery: A K16 Workshop

225 The Underside of American Exceptionalism

226 Literature as Social Document: Aesthetics and Politics

230 Roundtable Discussion: Julia Collins's Curse of Caste: Implications of the First Novel by an African American Woman

233 Positioning Black Identity in the World: Transnational Moments in African American History

241 Beyond the Islands: Haiti, Cuba, and the U.S. Imaginary

250 Roundtable Discussion: Black Music Beyond Borders

253 Roundtable Discussion: Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds: The African Diaspora in Indian Country

255 Roundtable Discussion: Identity, Theory, and the New Biography

260 Visualizing the Diaspora in a Transnational American Studies Context: Resistance, Representation, and Relationships in Visual Imagery across the African Diaspora

261 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: II

268 Roundtable Discussion: Colloquy with Joanna Brooks on American Lazarus (2003)

291 Radical Difference? Transnational Encounters, Afro-Asian Imaginings and the Search for Cross-Racial Solidarity

296 Race and Remasculinization

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

316 Alternative African-American Modernities: From the Time of the Great Migration to Postmodernity

321 Roundtable Discussion: The New Negro Woman in Philosophy, Literature, and History

322 Eric Walrond, the Caribbean, and Black Transnationalism

330 Militarization and Domestic Identity

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Anthropology:

025 Memory, Materiality and the Museum

258 The "Cultural Defense" on Trial: Transnational Issues and Perspectives

305 Online Session: Do You Know What It Means?: Post-Katrina New Orleans (Online Format)

Appalachian Studies:

007 Restaging the National Drama/Trauma

Asian American Studies:

012 Transnational Foodways and Affective Economies: A Public Feelings Production

014 The U.S. Pacific Rim as Geographic Imaginary and Colonial Horizon

022 Staging Race and the Law

042 Internal/External Migrations of the Political

092 "Asians and Americas: International Politics and Domestic Racialized Practices"

096 At the Interstices of Identity: Transnational Asian-American, African, and Latin(a) American Popular Cultural Production and Performance

114 Afro/Asian Art and Activism in the 1960s and Post-60s Era

115 Dynamics of Mobility: Toward Trans-Oceanic American Studies

117 Empire of Freedom?: American Internationalism and the Discourses of Liberation and Civilization, 1890-1925.

119 Empire, Globalization, and its Discontents: Filipinos and the Making of "The American Dream"

120 "Vietnamese American Writers" [SRC Sponsored]

124 Reinscribing National Narrative

140 Adopted Communities: Constructing Transnational Families

166 Wars and Consequences: South Korea, Viet Nam, the United States

170 Roundtable Discussion: Improvisation, Transculturalism, and Social Change: Asian American Creative Music and the San Francisco Bay Area

176 Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire

192 Brokering power and identity in Asian America

200 From Mao Suits to Saris, From the Terno to Chinoiserie-Gone-Chic: National Vestments and Globalization

219 Theorizing Sexuality in Transnational Filipino and American Studies: Imperialism, Intimacy, and Queer Eroticism

224 The Postnational Asia-Pacific: Works in Translation

246 Found in Translation: Globalization, Performance, and Identity in U.S.-Japan Relations

271 The Cultural Politics of (Mis)translation: Reading Three US-Japan Cultural Interfaces

280 Roundtable Discussion: Losing History, Losing Culture: Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?

292 Re-membering Religion in Asian America

294 The Double Time of the Nation

296 Race and Remasculinization

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Border Studies:

018 From Nineteenth Century Imperialism to Today's Globalization: Race, Sex, and Violence in Júarez-El Paso Borderlands

039 Transnational Mobility: Refiguring Latina/o Literature, Culture, and Identity

042 Internal/External Migrations of the Political

051 Transnational Waste and Pollution: Communities, Consumption & Cultures

061 Transnational Debts: Gender, Remittance, and Labor

123 Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization

131 Crossing Borders and Bodies: Racial Mixing and the Imagined Nation

140 Adopted Communities: Constructing Transnational Families

156 Waao, wabaskinameskata! The Border Crossed Us! Transnational American Studies and the Indian-Nation Perspective

167 Performance: One Wound for Another: Una Herida Por Otra: Testimonios de Latin@s in the U.S. through Cyberspace

168 Native Americas: Race, Culture, and Transnationalism in the Borderlands

197 Roundtable Discussion: Where Does Latin American Studies End and American Studies Begin?

199 Transnationalizing U.S. Prison Studies

234 Transnationalism and the Hemisphere across U.S. American, Latin American, and Latino Studies

294 The Double Time of the Nation

296 Race and Remasculinization

310 Roundtable Discussion: Bridging las Américas: Transnational Feminisms and Subjectivities I

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

326 Citizens, Outcasts, and Enemies: Transnational War and Latino/a Agency

Chicano/Latino Studies:

024 The Politics of (Anti)Maternity

039 Transnational Mobility: Refiguring Latina/o Literature, Culture, and Identity

057 The Performative Force of Violence

061 Transnational Debts: Gender, Remittance, and Labor

086 Performance: Nao Bustamante: Performing American Studies

089 Nineteenth-Century Latinidades: Latina/o History and Literature Beyond/Before the Nation-State

096 At the Interstices of Identity: Transnational Asian-American, African, and Latin(a) American Popular Cultural Production and Performance

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

118 Mexicali, Managua, Mexico, and the Mission: situating ethnic transnationalism in everyday Americas culture

142 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies I

157 Latina/o Studies in a Transatlantic Context: Fiction, Film, Performance, Memoir

160 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II

161 Transnational Latino Formations

167 Performance: One Wound for Another: Una Herida Por Otra: Testimonios de Latin@s in the U.S. through Cyberspace

168 Native Americas: Race, Culture, and Transnationalism in the Borderlands

171 Interethnic Alliances and Resistance in 20th Century America

205 Sounds and Movements in Latina/o American Culture

213 Contesting the Dream: California Politics in Black and Brown

226 Literature as Social Document: Aesthetics and Politics

255 Roundtable Discussion: Identity, Theory, and the New Biography

259 Transnational Chican@ Style

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

294 The Double Time of the Nation

295 Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism"

296 Race and Remasculinization

302 Theorizing Cuban America: Literary, Visual, and Performance Texts by United States Cubans

310 Roundtable Discussion: Bridging las Américas: Transnational Feminisms and Subjectivities I

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

326 Citizens, Outcasts, and Enemies: Transnational War and Latino/a Agency

Communication and Film and Media Studies:

003 Documentary and Dissent: Visual Cultures of Opposition Post-1960

011 The Geopolitics of Film Noir

016 Negroes with Guns: Black Power Across Borders

021 Reimagining Kinship: Diasporic Queers in New Queer Documentary

023 Social Activism In and Out of the Nation

060 The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy

061 Transnational Debts: Gender, Remittance, and Labor

064 Teaching American Studies in Transnational Perspective

074 The Problem of Reality and Television Studies

129 _Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song_ and Racy, Transnational Moves

159 The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex

169 Rape and its Representations in American Culture

206 Black Paris

223 Roundtable Discussion: Fresh Approaches to Discovering Imagined Communities: Incorporating Ethnic and Diasporic Media into Teaching and Research

224 The Postnational Asia-Pacific: Works in Translation

238 Transnational Activism Inside/Outside the US: Creating Communities Beyond States and Across Worlds

239 Historical Witnessing and Transnational Gazes

247 Roundtable Discussion: Everyday Plebiscites

274 Roundtable Discussion: Keynotes of Sound Studies—Crossing Disciplinary and National Borders

277 Feminism and Transnational Studies of Empire and Militarism

280 Roundtable Discussion: Losing History, Losing Culture: Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?

290 Roundtable Discussion: Re-imagining the Journal: Vectors and New Modes of Digital Scholarship

295 Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism"

312 Transsexual, Transnational

324 Roundtable Discussion: Telling Stories: Oral Histories, Popular Media and Historiography

325 Popular Culture and the Global War on Terror: Configuring the GWOT for Consumption

Comparative Native Studies:

029 The United States and South Africa: Transnational Perspectives

049 The U.S. Inside Out: Early American Perspectives

168 Native Americas: Race, Culture, and Transnationalism in the Borderlands

204 Both Inside and Out: American (Indian) Studies and Critical Transnationalism

243 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: I

249 Roundtable Discussion: Native Feminisms Without Apology I

289 Transnational Native American Communities—SRC-sponsored

Contemporary Culture:

007 Restaging the National Drama/Trauma

024 The Politics of (Anti)Maternity

025 Memory, Materiality and the Museum

033 Transnational, Post-imperial American Studies?

042 Internal/External Migrations of the Political

056 Predicaments of Retribution: Prison, Punishment, and the Politics of Control

069 Past, Present, and Future: Constructing and Reconstructing American Tourist Destinations

073 Visual Culture, Transnational Spectacle

075 The Politics of Repressive Tolerance

100 Listening to the Black Atlantic

124 Reinscribing National Narrative

135 Consumer Citizenship and the Making of National and Transnational Values

137 "Reconfiguring Paul Gilroy's The Black Atlantic: 'What is Africa to Me?'"

140 Adopted Communities: Constructing Transnational Families

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

159 The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex

160 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II

161 Transnational Latino Formations

183 Roundtable Discussion: Publishing as a Class Act

196 Roundtable Discussion: Contemporary Slavery: Theory, Practice and Literary Representation

212 Roundtable Discussion: Teaching In or About Prison

231 Roundtable Discussion: Printing a Transcultural U.S. Feminism: California, 1969-present (Sponsored by the ASA Women's Committee)

232 Roundtable Discussion: Perspectives on American Studies From Americanists Based Abroad

240 Evangelicalism, Insurance, and Indian Casinos: A Discourse of Futurity in the "New" American Studies

279 Building for the Future: How the Whole Earth Counterculture Redesigned the World

284 "Dare to Secure a Future": Archaeologies of Contemporary Cultural Politics

288 Spatial Scale and the New U.S. Imperialism

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

327 Autobiographical Hoaxes, Inside and Out

329 Double Export

332 Transnational Pedagogies: II

Cultural Geography:

011 The Geopolitics of Film Noir

099 Historicizing the Transnational: Comparing Racial Formations Across Borders

109 Roundtable Discussion: Transnational Commodity Culture

124 Reinscribing National Narrative

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

155 Comparative Sound Cultures: Spaces of Music, Politics, and Representations in the Metropolis

160 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II

179 Writing Alternative US Political Histories

207 The Return of Tocqueville

214 Nation and Globe: New Practices of War, Policy, and Patriotism

215 In Transit - Re-imagining Spaces of Exile, Migrancy, and Diaspora

225 The Underside of American Exceptionalism

255 Roundtable Discussion: Identity, Theory, and the New Biography

273 Roundtable Discussion: When and How do Discourses of "Americanization" and "Anti-Americanism" Matter?

294 The Double Time of the Nation

304 Tourism and the Production of Place

305 Do You Know What It Means?: Post-Katrina New Orleans (Online Format)

311 Islam, Empire, and Early America

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

318 Animals in the Americas

Disability Studies:

138 Performing Both and Between—Theorizing Bodies on the Hyphen

242 The Traffic in Disability: Cripping Transnational Desires

Early American Studies:

049 The U.S. Inside Out: Early American Perspectives

071 Roundtable Discussion: The "Republican Mother" Turns 30: Reflections on an Article and a Concept

072 The Revolutionary Transatlantic

248 Roundtable Discussion: Re-Imagining "Early America" From Inside Out

268 Roundtable Discussion: Colloquy with Joanna Brooks on American Lazarus (2003)

English:

042 Internal/External Migrations of the Political

049 The U.S. Inside Out: Early American Perspectives

075 The Politics of Repressive Tolerance

161 Transnational Latino Formations

176 Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire

Environmental Studies:

051 Transnational Waste and Pollution: Communities, Consumption & Cultures

323 Bodies Politic: Toxic Exposures and Global Public Health in a Transnational Frame

Ethnography:

023 Social Activism In and Out of the Nation

164 Roundtable Discussion: China on Our Minds: Andrew Ross' Fast Boat to China: Corporate Flight and the Consequences of Free Trade

235 Roundtable Discussion: California Stories: California Council for the Humanities' Community Oral History Project

246 Found in Translation: Globalization, Performance, and Identity in U.S.-Japan Relations

286 The Color of Welfare Reform: New Evidence from Las Vegas, Miami, and Los Angeles

Foodways:

012 Transnational Foodways and Affective Economies: A Public Feelings Production

203 Eating Out: Food and the Performance of Transnational Identity

276 Foreign Tastes: Appropriating National Culture in Nineteenth-Century America

295 Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism"

Gender and Sexuality:

018 From Nineteenth Century Imperialism to Today's Globalization: Race, Sex, and Violence in Júarez-El Paso Borderlands

022 Staging Race and the Law

024 The Politics of (Anti)Maternity

026 Queer "Victories" in Bush's America: Resistance and Transformation, or Co-optation and Complicity?

031 The Great American Makeover: Television, History, Nation

034 Material Culture and Identity

042 Internal/External Migrations of the Political

057 The Performative Force of Violence

059 Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe

065 Constructing Motherhood in the Transnational Era

071 Roundtable Discussion: The "Republican Mother" Turns 30: Reflections on an Article and a Concept

073 Visual Culture, Transnational Spectacle

074 The Problem of Reality and Television Studies

075 The Politics of Repressive Tolerance

086 Performance: Nao Bustamante: Performing American Studies

110 Garbo, Groucho and Drescher: Gender, Ethnicity and Popular Culture in Transnational Perspective

113 Celebrity and the Politics/Praxis of Racial Cross-Dressing

122 Prison and the National Body

138 Performing Both and Between—Theorizing Bodies on the Hyphen

139 Roundtable Discussion: Performing Diaspora: Gendered and Sexual Transgressions, Transformations and Transactions

142 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies I

149 Feminism, Progressivism, and Transnationalism

155 Comparative Sound Cultures: Spaces of Music, Politics, and Representations in the Metropolis

157 Latina/o Studies in a Transatlantic Context: Fiction, Film, Performance, Memoir

159 The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex

160 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II

169 Rape and its Representations in American Culture

172 Radically Queer: Reconsidering Homosexuality and the Left in Twentieth Century American Culture

173 Race, Radicalism and Sexual Politics

199 Transnationalizing U.S. Prison Studies

205 Sounds and Movements in Latina/o American Culture

219 Theorizing Sexuality in Transnational Filipino and American Studies: Imperialism, Intimacy, and Queer Eroticism

266 Roundtable Discussion: Sexual Citizenship in Transnational America: Histories, Politics, Possibilities

286 The Color of Welfare Reform: New Evidence from Las Vegas, Miami, and Los Angeles

296 Race and Remasculinization

303 Darwin and Contested Definitions of Race, Gender, and Nation in Gilded Age America and Today

310 Roundtable Discussion: Bridging las Américas: Transnational Feminisms and Subjectivities I

312 Transsexual, Transnational

321 Roundtable Discussion: The New Negro Woman in Philosophy, Literature, and History

328 Notes Towards a Femininity Studies: Critical Femininities and the Cosmologies of Queer Femme

330 Militarization and Domestic Identity

Geography:

094 Abolitionist Places

123 Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization

221 Roundtable Discussion: Keywords for Transamerican Times

Global/Transnational/Cross-Cultural Studies:

002 Transnational Work: Labor and Culture Across Borders

004 Our Country: International Politics and Fragile American Ideals, 1870 to WWI

007 Restaging the National Drama/Trauma

009 Rethinking the Origins of Multiculturalism

011 The Geopolitics of Film Noir

012 Transnational Foodways and Affective Economies: A Public Feelings Production

014 The U.S. Pacific Rim as Geographic Imaginary and Colonial Horizon

015 Workshop: Beyond the Buzz: What is an Internationalist American Studies Program?

016 Negroes with Guns: Black Power Across Borders

019 Intellectual Histories in a Global Age

020 Roundtable Discussion: Moving Images: Transnational Circuits of Race and Photography

023 Social Activism In and Out of the Nation

024 The Politics of (Anti)Maternity

029 The United States and South Africa: Transnational Perspectives

032 The New Post-National: Mixed-Race Identities

037 Transnational Experiences of Citizenship and Belonging

038 Racial Bodies in Transnational Movement

039 Transnational Mobility: Refiguring Latina/o Literature, Culture, and Identity

040 Transnational Social Movements

041 Reimagining Race: Ethnic Literature and the Negotiations of Difference in "Post-Race" America

042 Internal/External Migrations of the Political

051 Transnational Waste and Pollution: Communities, Consumption & Cultures

052 Transnationalism and Nonstandard Histories

053 Treating the Transnational Body: Public Health With(out) Borders

055 The "Black Atlantic" Inside Antebellum America

058 Theorizing Diaspora

059 Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe

060 The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy

061 Transnational Debts: Gender, Remittance, and Labor

064 Teaching American Studies in Transnational Perspective

066 Roundtable Discussion: Rethinking Center and Periphery: Making the "Foreign" Central to American Studies

067 Transnational Feminist Politics

070 Performing Racial Identities in the Transoceanic Sphere

072 The Revolutionary Transatlantic

073 Visual Culture, Transnational Spectacle

075 The Politics of Repressive Tolerance

089 Nineteenth-Century Latinidades: Latina/o History and Literature Beyond/Before the Nation-State

090 Roundtable Discussion: Intimate but Indirect: Examining the Relationship between Music and Politics

092 "Asians and Americas: International Politics and Domestic Racialized Practices"

093 ¿Good Neighbors? Cultures of U.S-Latin American Transnationalism in the Mid-Twentieth Century

095 More than the Collective Self: Constructing identity and Building Group Experience

096 At the Interstices of Identity: Transnational Asian-American, African, and Latin(a) American Popular Cultural Production and Performance

097 Blackness Visible: Urban Space, Race, and Economic Justice

098 Race and Comparison

099 Historicizing the Transnational: Comparing Racial Formations Across Borders

100 Listening to the Black Atlantic

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

102 The Emergence of Afro-Asian Racial Imaginaries

109 Roundtable Discussion: Transnational Commodity Culture

116 Interplays: Postcolonial Reflections on White Feminist Innocence and Accountability

117 Empire of Freedom?: American Internationalism and the Discourses of Liberation and Civilization, 1890-1925.

118 Mexicali, Managua, Mexico, and the Mission: situating ethnic transnationalism in everyday Americas culture

119 Empire, Globalization, and its Discontents: Filipinos and the Making of "The American Dream"

123 Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization

129 _Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song_ and Racy, Transnational Moves

132 Roundtable Discussion: Perspectives from the Cracks: Transdisciplinarity + Transnationalism=Transformation?

136 Recasting Cinema in the Americas: Bilingualism, Borrowings, and Hauntings

137 "Reconfiguring Paul Gilroy's The Black Atlantic: 'What is Africa to Me?'"

140 Adopted Communities: Constructing Transnational Families

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

142 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies I

143 (De)Regulating the Imperial Imaginary

146 Roundtable Discussion: Developing American Studies Globally: The Fulbright Experience

148 Roundtable Discussion: Globalization in the Classroom: Addressing Student Resistance to the "Anti-American" Text

149 Feminism, Progressivism, and Transnationalism

153 Academic Crossroads: Debating Transnationalism's Second Phase

155 Comparative Sound Cultures: Spaces of Music, Politics, and Representations in the Metropolis

157 Latina/o Studies in a Transatlantic Context: Fiction, Film, Performance, Memoir

158 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: I

160 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II

161 Transnational Latino Formations

164 Roundtable Discussion: China on Our Minds: Andrew Ross' Fast Boat to China: Corporate Flight and the Consequences of Free Trade

166 Wars and Consequences: South Korea, Viet Nam, the United States

175 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: II

192 Brokering power and identity in Asian America

193 Mark Twain Abroad

194 The Possibilities and Limits of Black internationalism

195 Roundtable Discussion: Black Pacific? Considering and Problematizing Blackness and Other Racial Formations in the Pacific World

196 Roundtable Discussion: Contemporary Slavery: Theory, Practice and Literary Representation

197 Roundtable Discussion: Where Does Latin American Studies End and American Studies Begin?

199 Transnationalizing U.S. Prison Studies

201 Whose Music? Sounding Out the Color Line

202 A Usable Past and the Transnational Turn: Conflict or Congruence?

203 Eating Out: Food and the Performance of Transnational Identity

204 Both Inside and Out: American (Indian) Studies and Critical Transnationalism

206 Black Paris

207 The Return of Tocqueville

214 Nation and Globe: New Practices of War, Policy, and Patriotism

216 Women of Color and Transnationalism

217 Roundtable Discussion: The Specter of the Archive

218 Crossing Boundaries: Interpreting Transnational Modes of Memory

221 Roundtable Discussion: Keywords for Transamerican Times

223 Roundtable Discussion: Fresh Approaches to Discovering Imagined Communities: Incorporating Ethnic and Diasporic Media into Teaching and Research

224 The Postnational Asia-Pacific: Works in Translation

225 The Underside of American Exceptionalism

233 Positioning Black Identity in the World: Transnational Moments in African American History

234 Transnationalism and the Hemisphere across U.S. American, Latin American, and Latino Studies

237 Keywords of Transnational (American Cultural) Studies

238 Transnational Activism Inside/Outside the US: Creating Communities Beyond States and Across Worlds

239 Historical Witnessing and Transnational Gazes

240 Evangelicalism, Insurance, and Indian Casinos: A Discourse of Futurity in the "New" American Studies

241 Beyond the Islands: Haiti, Cuba, and the U.S. Imaginary

242 The Traffic in Disability: Cripping Transnational Desires

243 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: I

246 Found in Translation: Globalization, Performance, and Identity in U.S.-Japan Relations

248 Roundtable Discussion: Re-Imagining "Early America" From Inside Out

250 Roundtable Discussion: Black Music Beyond Borders

252 International Partnerships as a Powerful Key to Transnational Learning

254 Roundtable Discussion: American Studies Abroad: Opportunities, Programs, and Issues

258 The "Cultural Defense" on Trial: Transnational Issues and Perspectives

259 Transnational Chican@ Style

260 Visualizing the Diaspora in a Transnational American Studies Context: Resistance, Representation, and Relationships in Visual Imagery across the African Diaspora

261 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: II

265 Roundtable Discussion: International American Studies: After U.S. Nationalism, What Now with the State?

266 Roundtable Discussion: Sexual Citizenship in Transnational America: Histories, Politics, Possibilities

267 Transnational Perspectives on North American Architecture

269 Get Up, Stand Up: Comparative and Transnational Social Movement Politics in the "Long Sixties"

271 The Cultural Politics of (Mis)translation: Reading Three US-Japan Cultural Interfaces

272 American Studies After Totalitarianism: Toward a Progressive Pedagogy in Becoming-EU Central and Eastern Europe

273 Roundtable Discussion: When and How do Discourses of "Americanization" and "Anti-Americanism" Matter?

274 Roundtable Discussion: Keynotes of Sound Studies—Crossing Disciplinary and National Borders

277 Feminism and Transnational Studies of Empire and Militarism

278 Exhibit: Visualizing Oakland and Bay Area Communities: Art, History, and New Immigration (SRC-Sponsored Panel)

284 "Dare to Secure a Future": Archaeologies of Contemporary Cultural Politics

285 Roundtable Discussion: The Terminator Strikes: Labor Studies in Crisis (Sponsored by the Working-class Studies Caucus)

289 Transnational Native American Communities—SRC-sponsored

291 Radical Difference? Transnational Encounters, Afro-Asian Imaginings and the Search for Cross-Racial Solidarity

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

294 The Double Time of the Nation

295 Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism"

296 Race and Remasculinization

306 Roundtable Discussion: Questions of Travel: U.S. Americans on Teaching American Studies at the John. F. Kennedy Institute, Berlin

308 Roundtable Discussion: "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore:" Critical-constructive Dialogue on (Trans)National Identities

311 Islam, Empire, and Early America

312 Transsexual, Transnational

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

315 What's Left of Activism

316 Alternative African-American Modernities: From the Time of the Great Migration to Postmodernity

320 Roundtable Discussion: Transcultural American Studies and Transdisciplinarity: Paradigms and Case Studies. A Roundtable

322 Eric Walrond, the Caribbean, and Black Transnationalism

323 Bodies Politic: Toxic Exposures and Global Public Health in a Transnational Frame

327 Autobiographical Hoaxes, Inside and Out

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

332 Transnational Pedagogies: II

History:

004 Our Country: International Politics and Fragile American Ideals, 1870 to WWI

007 Restaging the National Drama/Trauma

009 Rethinking the Origins of Multiculturalism

019 Intellectual Histories in a Global Age

029 The United States and South Africa: Transnational Perspectives

057 The Performative Force of Violence

069 Past, Present, and Future: Constructing and Reconstructing American Tourist Destinations

072 The Revolutionary Transatlantic

076 The Imperial Mission

109 Roundtable Discussion: Transnational Commodity Culture

111 Consuming Visions: The Politics of Consumption in Modern America

118 Mexicali, Managua, Mexico, and the Mission: situating ethnic transnationalism in everyday Americas culture

122 Prison and the National Body

124 Reinscribing National Narrative

134 Visualizing History: A Responsibility to Images

140 Adopted Communities: Constructing Transnational Families

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

143 (De)Regulating the Imperial Imaginary

152 Diversity on Display: Liberalism and the Uses of Multiculturalism in the 1970s

154 Performance: Visualizing Citizenship: Images of Workers and the Struggle for Social Identity

167 Performance: One Wound for Another: Una Herida Por Otra: Testimonios de Latin@s in the U.S. through Cyberspace

171 Interethnic Alliances and Resistance in 20th Century America

174 "Two Nations Under God: Representing the American Civil War in Text and Image"

202 A Usable Past and the Transnational Turn: Conflict or Congruence?

216 Women of Color and Transnationalism

222 The Antebellum South and the Problem of Slavery: A K16 Workshop

224 The Postnational Asia-Pacific: Works in Translation

233 Positioning Black Identity in the World: Transnational Moments in African American History

237 Keywords of Transnational (American Cultural) Studies

243 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: I

257 The Civil Rights Movement: A K16 Curricular Workshop

269 Get Up, Stand Up: Comparative and Transnational Social Movement Politics in the "Long Sixties"

287 Online Session: The Long Shadow of Scopes: The Visual, Educational, and Instituional Legacies of the 1920s Evolution Debates

301 Singled Out: Young Women, Femininity and Sexuality in 1960s-70s Popular Culture

309 Enemies at the Gates? How European Immigrants Complicated American Identity after WWII

312 Transsexual, Transnational

315 What's Left of Activism

316 Alternative African-American Modernities: From the Time of the Great Migration to Postmodernity

324 Roundtable Discussion: Telling Stories: Oral Histories, Popular Media and Historiography

330 Militarization and Domestic Identity

Landscape and the Built Environment:

267 Transnational Perspectives on North American Architecture

276 Foreign Tastes: Appropriating National Culture in Nineteenth-Century America

279 Building for the Future: How the Whole Earth Counterculture Redesigned the World

311 Islam, Empire, and Early America

329 Double Export

Legal Studies:

022 Staging Race and the Law

122 Prison and the National Body

123 Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization

176 Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire

192 Brokering power and identity in Asian America

212 Roundtable Discussion: Teaching In or About Prison

243 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: I

258 The "Cultural Defense" on Trial: Transnational Issues and Perspectives

287 Online Session: The Long Shadow of Scopes: The Visual, Educational, and Instituional Legacies of the 1920s Evolution Debates

323 Bodies Politic: Toxic Exposures and Global Public Health in a Transnational Frame

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Literary Studies:

006 Seeing American Portraiture in Transnational Visual Economies

030 Transnational Beat Spiritual Identities and Poetics

033 Transnational, Post-imperial American Studies?

041 Reimagining Race: Ethnic Literature and the Negotiations of Difference in "Post-Race" America

073 Visual Culture, Transnational Spectacle

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

102 The Emergence of Afro-Asian Racial Imaginaries

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

147 Roundtable Discussion: "Which Way Is Redemption?" Remembering Lorenzo Thomas, 1944-2005

158 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: I

159 The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex

160 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II

174 "Two Nations Under God: Representing the American Civil War in Text and Image"

175 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: II

176 Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire

193 Mark Twain Abroad

206 Black Paris

218 Crossing Boundaries: Interpreting Transnational Modes of Memory

226 Literature as Social Document: Aesthetics and Politics

230 Roundtable Discussion: Julia Collins's Curse of Caste: Implications of the First Novel by an African American Woman

236 Racing the Nation: Insurgent Nationalism in Ethnic American Communities

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

311 Islam, Empire, and Early America

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

316 Alternative African-American Modernities: From the Time of the Great Migration to Postmodernity

322 Eric Walrond, the Caribbean, and Black Transnationalism

327 Autobiographical Hoaxes, Inside and Out

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Material Culture:

005 Exhibiting "Freedom" in Public?: Using Colonial Slavery and American Wars to Construct a Suitable Past

010 Retelling America: Religious Material Culture and the Refiguring of American Culture

034 Material Culture and Identity

069 Past, Present, and Future: Constructing and Reconstructing American Tourist Destinations

124 Reinscribing National Narrative

128 Hot Dish: In Honor of Karal Ann Marling's Work in Visual and Material Culture Studies

200 From Mao Suits to Saris, From the Terno to Chinoiserie-Gone-Chic: National Vestments and Globalization

267 Transnational Perspectives on North American Architecture

302 Theorizing Cuban America: Literary, Visual, and Performance Texts by United States Cubans

329 Double Export

Middle East American Studies:

013 Muslim and Middle East Americans in the Crucible of the Cold War

057 The Performative Force of Violence

091 Roundtable Discussion: American Studies and the Cultural Politics of the Middle East

122 Prison and the National Body

291 Radical Difference? Transnational Encounters, Afro-Asian Imaginings and the Search for Cross-Racial Solidarity

311 Islam, Empire, and Early America

332 Transnational Pedagogies: II

Music:

060 The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy

090 Roundtable Discussion: Intimate but Indirect: Examining the Relationship between Music and Politics

100 Listening to the Black Atlantic

161 Transnational Latino Formations

170 Roundtable Discussion: Improvisation, Transculturalism, and Social Change: Asian American Creative Music and the San Francisco Bay Area

176 Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire

201 Whose Music? Sounding Out the Color Line

250 Roundtable Discussion: Black Music Beyond Borders

261 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: II

295 Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism"

315 What's Left of Activism

Native American studies:

123 Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization

156 Waao, wabaskinameskata! The Border Crossed Us! Transnational American Studies and the Indian-Nation Perspective

204 Both Inside and Out: American (Indian) Studies and Critical Transnationalism

243 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: I

248 Roundtable Discussion: Re-Imagining "Early America" From Inside Out

249 Roundtable Discussion: Native Feminisms Without Apology I

253 Roundtable Discussion: Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds: The African Diaspora in Indian Country

268 Roundtable Discussion: Colloquy with Joanna Brooks on American Lazarus (2003)

289 Transnational Native American Communities—SRC-sponsored

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

330 Militarization and Domestic Identity

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Pacific Islander American studies:

059 Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe

115 Dynamics of Mobility: Toward Trans-Oceanic American Studies

Pedagogy:

035 Roundtable Discussion: Practical Advice for Assistant Professors

143 (De)Regulating the Imperial Imaginary

146 Roundtable Discussion: Developing American Studies Globally: The Fulbright Experience

148 Roundtable Discussion: Globalization in the Classroom: Addressing Student Resistance to the "Anti-American" Text

151 Academic Job Interviews in American Studies: A Demonstration Workshop (Sponsored by the ASA Students' Committee)

156 Waao, wabaskinameskata! The Border Crossed Us! Transnational American Studies and the Indian-Nation Perspective

223 Roundtable Discussion: Fresh Approaches to Discovering Imagined Communities: Incorporating Ethnic and Diasporic Media into Teaching and Research

251 Roundtable Discussion: Negotiating Graduate School: Practical Advice for Students and Mentors

252 International Partnerships as a Powerful Key to Transnational Learning

256 Questioning Patriotism and Other Taboos: Teaching Controversial Topics in the Post 9/11 Classroom

257 The Civil Rights Movement: A K16 Curricular Workshop

275 Roundtable Discussion: Demystifying the Dissertation

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

332 Transnational Pedagogies: II

Performance Studies:

007 Restaging the National Drama/Trauma

022 Staging Race and the Law

024 The Politics of (Anti)Maternity

025 Memory, Materiality and the Museum

057 The Performative Force of Violence

058 Theorizing Diaspora

059 Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe

070 Performing Racial Identities in the Transoceanic Sphere

076 The Imperial Mission

086 Nao Bustamante: Performing American Studies

090 Roundtable Discussion: Intimate but Indirect: Examining the Relationship between Music and Politics

133 Expanding the Boundaries of Race and Performance in American Studies

139 Roundtable Discussion: Performing Diaspora: Gendered and Sexual Transgressions, Transformations and Transactions

158 The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: I

200 From Mao Suits to Saris, From the Terno to Chinoiserie-Gone-Chic: National Vestments and Globalization

203 Eating Out: Food and the Performance of Transnational Identity

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

296 Race and Remasculinization

302 Theorizing Cuban America: Literary, Visual, and Performance Texts by United States Cubans

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

316 Alternative African-American Modernities: From the Time of the Great Migration to Postmodernity

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Philosophy:

225 The Underside of American Exceptionalism

Political Culture/Government:

004 Our Country: International Politics and Fragile American Ideals, 1870 to WWI

048 Roundtable Discussion: East Bay Labor Activism

055 The "Black Atlantic" Inside Antebellum America

056 Predicaments of Retribution: Prison, Punishment, and the Politics of Control

060 The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy

061 Transnational Debts: Gender, Remittance, and Labor

071 Roundtable Discussion: The "Republican Mother" Turns 30: Reflections on an Article and a Concept

074 The Problem of Reality and Television Studies

075 The Politics of Repressive Tolerance

091 Roundtable Discussion: American Studies and the Cultural Politics of the Middle East

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

112 Identity and the Nation-State: Race, Mixed-Race, and the U.S. Census

121 Social Movements, Community Organizing, and the Production of Oppositional Politics

122 Prison and the National Body

124 Reinscribing National Narrative

143 (De)Regulating the Imperial Imaginary

152 Diversity on Display: Liberalism and the Uses of Multiculturalism in the 1970s

159 The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex

179 Writing Alternative US Political Histories

196 Roundtable Discussion: Contemporary Slavery: Theory, Practice and Literary Representation

207 The Return of Tocqueville

214 Nation and Globe: New Practices of War, Policy, and Patriotism

236 Racing the Nation: Insurgent Nationalism in Ethnic American Communities

238 Transnational Activism Inside/Outside the US: Creating Communities Beyond States and Across Worlds

240 Evangelicalism, Insurance, and Indian Casinos: A Discourse of Futurity in the "New" American Studies

261 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: II

307 Christianity, Culture, and the Cold War

309 Enemies at the Gates? How European Immigrants Complicated American Identity after WWII

311 Islam, Empire, and Early America

330 Militarization and Domestic Identity

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Popular Culture:

007 Restaging the National Drama/Trauma

017 Lands Far Away and Places Long Ago: The Creation of Virtual Environments in Interwar America

022 Staging Race and the Law

031 The Great American Makeover: Television, History, Nation

032 The New Post-National: Mixed-Race Identities

058 Theorizing Diaspora

060 The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy

073 Visual Culture, Transnational Spectacle

074 The Problem of Reality and Television Studies

093 ¿Good Neighbors? Cultures of U.S-Latin American Transnationalism in the Mid-Twentieth Century

100 Listening to the Black Atlantic

110 Garbo, Groucho and Drescher: Gender, Ethnicity and Popular Culture in Transnational Perspective

113 Celebrity and the Politics/Praxis of Racial Cross-Dressing

128 Hot Dish: In Honor of Karal Ann Marling's Work in Visual and Material Culture Studies

131 Crossing Borders and Bodies: Racial Mixing and the Imagined Nation

133 Expanding the Boundaries of Race and Performance in American Studies

143 (De)Regulating the Imperial Imaginary

150 Trans-Alternative: Germs, Sweetbacks, Butchlalis & Screen Tests

159 The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex

220 What is Blackness?: Multiple and Contested Constructions of Racial Difference in the 20th Century U.S.

247 Roundtable Discussion: Everyday Plebiscites

261 From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: II

295 Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism"

301 Singled Out: Young Women, Femininity and Sexuality in 1960s-70s Popular Culture

304 Tourism and the Production of Place

308 Roundtable Discussion: "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore:" Critical-constructive Dialogue on (Trans)National Identities

312 Transsexual, Transnational

314 Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir

325 Popular Culture and the Global War on Terror: Configuring the GWOT for Consumption

331 Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration

Postcolonial Studies:

021 Reimagining Kinship: Diasporic Queers in New Queer Documentary

022 Staging Race and the Law

038 Racial Bodies in Transnational Movement

042 Internal/External Migrations of the Political

058 Theorizing Diaspora

101 Extraterritoriality, Extranationality

122 Prison and the National Body

123 Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

160 The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II

165 "Neither Here nor There: (Re)presenting and (Re)constructing Transnational Identity in Contemporary American Art. Sponsored by the Visual Culture/Art History Caucus

207 The Return of Tocqueville

221 Roundtable Discussion: Keywords for Transamerican Times

237 Keywords of Transnational (American Cultural) Studies

277 Feminism and Transnational Studies of Empire and Militarism

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

Print Culture:

050 Faith, Therapeutic Culture & the World: Reading & the Religious Cultures of 1940s and 1950s America

059 Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

183 Roundtable Discussion: Publishing as a Class Act

224 The Postnational Asia-Pacific: Works in Translation

231 Roundtable Discussion: Printing a Transcultural U.S. Feminism: California, 1969-present (Sponsored by the ASA Women's Committee)

293 Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space

Public Practice:

202 A Usable Past and the Transnational Turn: Conflict or Congruence?

212 Roundtable Discussion: Teaching In or About Prison

247 Roundtable Discussion: Everyday Plebiscites

270 Youth Voices and Youth Activism in Oakland: Transforming the Public Sphere

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

319 Roundtable Discussion: Challenging the Corporate University: The NYU Strike, 2005-2006

Public Practice/Museum Studies:

005 Exhibiting "Freedom" in Public?: Using Colonial Slavery and American Wars to Construct a Suitable Past

025 Memory, Materiality and the Museum

141 Navigating the World Post 9/11

Public Scholarship:

023 Social Activism In and Out of the Nation

035 Roundtable Discussion: Practical Advice for Assistant Professors

130 Roundtable Discussion: Developing Leadership: Local and Transnational Grassroots Women's Organizations. SRC Sponsored

235 Roundtable Discussion: California Stories: California Council for the Humanities' Community Oral History Project

270 Youth Voices and Youth Activism in Oakland: Transforming the Public Sphere

290 Roundtable Discussion: Re-imagining the Journal: Vectors and New Modes of Digital Scholarship

308 Roundtable Discussion: "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore:" Critical-constructive Dialogue on (Trans)National Identities

313 Transnational Pedagogies: I

319 Roundtable Discussion: Challenging the Corporate University: The NYU Strike, 2005-2006

332 Transnational Pedagogies: II

Queer Studies:

021 Reimagining Kinship: Diasporic Queers in New Queer Documentary

026 Queer "Victories" in Bush's America: Resistance and Transformation, or Co-optation and Complicity?

036 Scenes, Means, Relays and Niches: New Takes on U.S./Transnational Cultural Production

054 Shame, Identity, Praxis

058 Theorizing Diaspora

059 Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe

150 Trans-Alternative: Germs, Sweetbacks, Butchlalis & Screen Tests

172 Radically Queer: Reconsidering Homosexuality and the Left in Twentieth Century American Culture

205 Sounds and Movements in Latina/o American Culture

242 The Traffic in Disability: Cripping Transnational Desires

296 Race and Remasculinization

328 Notes Towards a Femininity Studies: Critical Femininities and the Cosmologies of Queer Femme

Race and Ethnicity: