American Studies
- A World of Gangs Armed Young Men and Gangsta Culture John M. Hagedorn 2009 Fall
- From L.A. to Lagos, Port-au-Prince to Paris—a provocative analysis of the global proliferation of street gangs
- Everything Is Now New and Collected Stories Michelle Cliff 2009 Spring
- A tour de force of short fiction from an acclaimed author
- Fishing for Buffalo A Guide to the Pursuit and Cuisine of Carp, Suckers, Eelpout, Gar, and Other Rough Fish Rob Buffler and Tom Dickson 2009 Spring
- The definitive guide to the eccentric and surprisingly popular sport of rough fishing
- Listen to the Lambs Johnny Otis 2009 Spring
- A rediscovered landmark in African American political and popular history
- Rebellion or Revolution? Harold Cruse 2009 Spring
- A classic work of African American cultural, social, and political thought by a forerunner of the Black Power movement
- Everything You Know about Indians Is Wrong Paul Chaat Smith 2009 Spring
- Forceful and eloquent essays on the American Indian in culture and history
- OurSpace Resisting the Corporate Control of Culture Christine Harold 2009 Spring
- Culture jamming is so twentieth century! What’s next?
- Westhope Life as a Former Farm Boy Dean Hulse 2009 Spring
- An evocative and inspiring memoir of a vibrant rural North Dakota
- Wicked Theory, Naked Practice A Fred Ho Reader Fred Ho 2009 Spring
- A leading Asian American artist and activist on the explosive intersection of politics and music
- A Call for Heresy Why Dissent Is Vital to Islam and America Anouar Majid 2009 Spring
- Confronting the fundamentalism that afflicts both Islam and the United States through traditions of dissent
- Ghostlife of Third Cinema Asian American Film and Video Glen M. Mimura 2009 Spring
- An interpretive history of Asian American independent media since the 1960s
- Skyscraper Cinema Architecture and Gender in American Film Merrill Schleier 2008 Fall
- From the silent era until the advent of the Cinemascope—the skyscraper as movie star
- To Be, or Not . . . to Bop Dizzy Gillespie and Al Fraser 2009 Spring
- Innovative memoir of jazz genius Dizzy Gillespie tells the story of black American music during one of its greatest periods
- 194X Architecture, Planning, and Consumer Culture on the American Home Front Andrew M. Shanken 2009 Spring
- Rediscovering the visionary designs and idealistic rhetoric of American architecture during World War II
- National Camera Photography and Mexico’s Image Environment Roberto Tejada 2009 Spring
- Challenges conventional habits of discussing image, identity, and photography
- Edited Clean Version Technology and the Culture of Control Raiford Guins 2009 Spring
- Where is censorship in the age of digital technology?
- The Immigrant Scene Ethnic Amusements in New York, 1880–1920 Sabine Haenni 2008 Fall
- Explores the relationship between immigrant and national culture
- Queer Optimism Lyric Personhood and Other Felicitous Persuasions Michael D. Snediker 2008 Fall
- A new paradigm for queer theory
- Atavistic Tendencies The Culture of Science in American Modernity Dana Seitler 2008 Fall
- A provocative exploration of the impact of the human sciences on literature, politics, and culture
- Cold War Exiles in Mexico U.S. Dissidents and the Culture of Critical Resistance Rebecca M. Schreiber 2008 Fall
- Challenges notions of Cold War American art, culture, and politics