American Studies Association
Canadian Association for American Studies:
Third Joint Annual Meeting

Going Public: Defining Public Culture(s) in the Americas

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Michelle Habell-Pallán

Horizontal Affiliation and Transnational Public Culture

Sabine Haenni

The Little Tactics of the Habitat: Immigrant Geographies

Gerri Hajduk

Focus on Teaching Day I: N.E.H., the Secondary Schools, and the University: American Studies as a Collaborative Public Enterprise

Peter Bacon Hales

Terrainical Appropriations: Public Space, Public Policy, and the Public Good

Caroline K. Hall

Mummies, Corpses, and Suicides: Death and the Public Sphere

Jacquelyn Dowd Hall

"We Won't Go Back": Public Talk About Affirmative Action

James C. Hall

Making Black (Popular) Culture

Randel Hanson

Conversation: The Future of Native American Studies in American Studies I

Beatriz Hardy

The Chesapeake in Early America: Beyond Old Boundaries (Cosponsored by the Chesapeake Chapter and the Committee on Regional Chapters)

Philip Brian Harper

Geographies of Race and Sexuality

Leslie Harris

Going Public Beyond the Territory: African-Americans in Europe

Chanta Haywood

Border Matters: Chicano Culture, Ethnic Identity, and Contemporary Criticism

Joseph Heathcott

Displaced Persons: American Studies Perspectives on Urban and Rural Dislocation

Bernie Heidkamp

Public Sex, Sexual Public

Glenn Hendler

Incivilities

Mark Herlihy

Urban Spaces, Public Places: The City Planned, Played, and Preserved

Deborah Pacini Hernandez

Particular Places to Go: Music and Mobility in Post-War America

Graciela Hernández

Re-cuperating, Re-membering, and Re-cycling Public and Cultural Histories: Critical Movements in Politics, Culture, and Representation

Jerry Herron

Public Intellectuals and Intellectual Publicity

Nancy A. Hewitt

Cultural Baggage: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on Traveling Cultures

Therese Thau Heyman

Focus on Teaching Day V: Focusing on American Culture Through the Lens of Photographer Dorothea Lange: How Museums, Libraries, and Universities Can Support the Work of High School Teachers (Sponsored by the Committee on Secondary Schools)

Elizabeth Hillman

An All-Consuming Fashion: Dressing Up for Faith, Nationalism, and Gender in American Popular Culture

Patricia Hills

Constructing "Old" New England in Image, Object, and Text

Michele Hilmes

Broadcasting at the Borders: Marginal Media and Public Culture

Maude Hines

Bad Boys and Good Girls

Marianne Hirsch

Private Lives in Public View: Photographs and American Stories

Andrew Hoberek

Other Intellectuals and Their Publics

Barbara Hochman

Finding a Voice, Forging an Audience

Martha Hodes

Racialized Desire

Joel Hodson

American Identities and the Wars in Asia

Kristin Hoganson

Contested Bodies and Battlegrounds: Fighting Over American Manhood in Europe, Haiti, and the Philippines

Juanita Marie Holland

Public Art and Public Taste

Sharon Patricia Holland

Re-cuperating, Re-membering, and Re-cycling Public and Cultural Histories: Critical Movements in Politics, Culture, and Representation

Peter C. Holloran

Out of Their Place: Overlooked Episodes in the History of Internal Migration in the United States

Jonathan Scott Holloway

The Implications of Electronic Technologies for the Development of American Studies: A Roundtable Discussion (Sponsored by the Committee on Electronic Projects and Publications)

Melissa J. Homestead

Intellectual Property v. Public Discourse

Christine A. Homlund

When Film Heroines Go Public, Why Do They Go "Bad"?

Daniel Horowitz

Cold War Mentalities

The Implications of Electronic Technologies for the Development of American Studies: A Roundtable Discussion (Sponsored by the Committee on Electronic Projects and Publications)

Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz

Public Lives and Private Lives: Women on the Margin

James Oliver Horton

Tour of Frederick Douglass Home, Anacostia Neighborhood

Roundtable Discussion: The Perils and Promises of Public History

Tonia Woods Horton

At the Intersection: Theory, Policy, and Interpretation of Nature and Culture in Public Practice (Sponsored by the National Council on Public History)

Jeanne Houck

For Fun and Profit: Is American Studies Vocational? (Sponsored by the American Studies Students' Committee)

John Howard

Lesbian and Gay Public(ity): History, Identity, Neighborhood, and Community

June Howard

Focus on Teaching Day I: N.E.H., the Secondary Schools, and the University: American Studies as a Collaborative Public Enterprise

William Howarth

Roundtable: Issues and Problems in American Nature Writing: Reflections on the 1997 NEH Summer Institute for College and University Faculty at Vassar College (Sponsored by the Committee on American Studies Programs)

Mark David Howell

Outlaws, Bums: Reading America's Team(s)01"> Cowboys, Outlaws, Bums: Reading America's Team(s)

Joel Huerta

Making Waves: Radio and Public Space

Yvette Huginne

Contested Terrain: Political Uses of the Streets--Roundtable

Mark Hulsether

American Public Religions

Shirley Hune

Negotiating Public Space: Urban Planning and Race, Gender, and Ethnic Experiences

Jen A. Huntley-Smith

What is Natural about Mining Landscapes? Cultural Contests over Technology and Environment

Elizabeth Hutchinson

Constructing Cohesion During the Progressive Era: Art of the United States and Social Change

Janet Hutchinson

Oh Public Road! Gender, Memory and the Discursive Space of the American Highway

Gordon Hutner

Reading, Writing, and Region

Jeffrey Hyson

Urban Spaces, Public Places: The City Planned, Played, and Preserved

Charles R. Lawrence III

"We Won't Go Back": Public Talk About Affirmative Action