AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE SERIES

General Editors:
Neil Foley, University of Texas,
Kevin Gaines, University of Michigan
Martha Hodes, New York Universiy,
and Scott Sandage, Carnegie Mellon University

New York University Press's American History and Culture series seeks to document the full breadth of American experience. We encourage manuscripts on diverse themes, including race, gender, region, religion, politics, and culture, with an emphasis on transformative phenomena in American life. Combining the analytical strengths of cultural history with the rigorous standards of social history, our series seeks to illuminate the origins, evolution, and aftermath of historical transformation.

General Submission Guidelines

featured books:

published: Raising Freedom's Child The Image of the Black Child and the Meaning of Liberty after Emancipation Mary Niall Mitchell Children's Nature Summer Camps in New York State, 1919-1941 Leslie Paris Newark A History of Race, Rights, and Riots in America Kevin Mumford A Feeling of Belonging Asian American Women's Public Culture, 1930-1960 Shirley Jennifer Lim Provincetown From Pilgrim Landing to Gay Resort Karen Christel Krahulik Impossible to Hold Women and Culture in the 1960s Edited by Avital H. Bloch and Lauri Umansky Black and Brown African Americans and the Mexican Revolution, 1910-1920 Gerald Horne The Body Electric How Strange Machines Crafted the Modern American Carolyn Thomas de la Peña One Nation Underground A History of the Fallout Shelter Kenneth D. Rose Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Now? Multicultural Conservatism in America Angela D. Dillard

forthcoming: Hedda Hopper and the Politics of Hollywood Gossip Jennifer Frost Brainwashing The Anxious Mind of Cold War America Sharon Ullman Bartleby, the Counter Jumper Clerks and the Making of the Middle Class in Nineteenth-Century America Brian Luskey America's Forgotten Holiday May Day and Nationalism, 1867-1960 Donna T. Haverty-Stacke