POLITICS Fighting over the Founders
Revoking Citizenship
ANDREW M. SCHOCKET
BEN HERZOG With a foreword by EDIBERTO ROMÁN
Expatriation in American from the Colonial Era to the War on Terror
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How We Remember the American Revolution “Fighting over the Founders is divided into cross-sections, each approaching different parts of our national culture, groups which alternately revere, recreate, and research the Revolution’s legacy... Fighting over the Founders, thankfully, turns the page away from the crass exploitation of the framers’ legacies, toward a new understanding.” —Public Books
“That Revoking Citizenship not only provokes…questions but also simultaneously provides the groundwork necessary for further inquiry into these issues illustrates why the book is likely to become a staple in the canon of historical and legal scholarship on citizenship.” —The Journal of American History
Instructor’s guide available
$27.00 • 216 Pages • CLOTH • 978-0-8147-6038-3 In the Citizenship and Migration in the Americas series
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Obama’s Guantánamo
The Twilight of Social Conservatism
Stories from an Enduring Prison
American Culture Wars in the Obama Era
Edited by JONATHAN HAFETZ
JOHN DOMBRINK
“These searing essays on the ‘enduring prison’ make an impressive follow up to The Guantanamo Lawyers, an earlier collection coedited by Hafetz...This book, from a legal perspective, looks deeply and insightfully into an American institution working in secret in the age of the War on Terror.” —Publishers Weekly $30.00 • 256 Pages • CLOTH • 978-1-4798-5280-2
“Anyone eager to understand the political shifts of the Obama era needs to read Dombrink’s new book. In clear, straightforward prose, Dombrink analyzes the growth of the Tea Party, the ebbing of the religious right, and the emergence of the ‘new culture wars.’ Dombrink shrewdly analyzes the changing role of religion in American politics, and offers a peek at what’s to come.” —Diane H. Winston, author of Red-Hot and Righteous: The Urban Religion of the Salvation Army $27.00 • 272 Pages • PAPER • 978-0-8147-3812-2
ETHNIC HISTORY A Great Conspiracy against Our Race
PETER G. VELLON
Unlikely Union NEW IN PAPERBACK
Italian Immigrant Newspapers and the Construction of Whiteness in the Early 20th Century
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“[A] concise yet thoroughly researched book...An important contribution to Italian American studies specifically and immigrant and racial history.” —Choice
$28.00 • 192 Pages • PAPER • 978-1-4798-5345-8 In the Culture, Labor, History series
The Love-Hate Story of New York’s Irish and Italians
An Unlikely Union
The Love-Hate Story of New York’s Irish and Italians PAUL MOSES
“In this lively history of the clashes, compromises, and eventual bonding between two feisty immigrant groups, Moses looks at Irish and Italian expressions of religion, social PAUL MOSES customs, and family life; access to political power; competition for jobs; and cultural forces that shaped their images... A brisk, well-researched look at a significant part of New York’s boisterous past.” —Kirkus Reviews
$16.95 • 368 Pages • PAPER • 978-1-4798-0415-3
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