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American Quarterly: June 2016, Volume 68, Issue 2

Editor’s Note
Mari Yoshihara

ASA Presidential Address

Making Solidarity Uneasy: Cautions on a Keyword from Black Lives Matter to the Past
David Roediger

Grounded Normativity / Place-Based Solidarity
Glen Coulthard and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson

Solidarity, Liberalism, History
Moon-Ho Jung

Essay

Emancipatory Cosmology: Freedom’s Journal, The Rights of All, and the Revolutionary Movements of Black Print Culture
Gordon Fraser

Visual Games and the Unseeing of Race in the Late Nineteenth Century
Bret L. Rothstein and Karen M. Inouye

Sound of the Break: Jazz and the Failures of Emancipation
Bridget R. Cooks and Graham Eng-Wilmot

Forum

Introduction
Engaging Contradictions: Teaching and Pedagogy in American Studies
Julie Sze

Teaching the Introduction to American Studies Course: A Dialogue
Michael Mark Cohen and Grace Wang

The Broom Closet: Pedagogy in and of the Prison
Tanya Erzen

What Is This Thing Called Interdisciplinarity? Teaching Interdisciplinary Methods Courses in American Studies
Rebecca Hill

Public History and American Studies Pedagogy
Joanne Pope Melish

The Vexed Location of Teaching American Studies in South Korea
Min-Jung Kim

The Global American Studies Classroom: International Students and Critical Pedagogy
Christina Owens and Abigail Boggs

Teaching American Studies in Taiwan: Military Bases and the Paradox of Peace and Security in East Asia
Chih-Ming Wang

Filipino Love Stories Digital Archiving Project
Grace I. Yeh

Portable Pedagogy: Neighborhood Archives through Graduate Service Learning
Kristina Bross

Creating Public Scholars: A Collaborative Project on Environmental and Economic Justice Activism and Scholarship
David Correia

Teaching Publics in the American Penalscape
Gillian Harkins and Erica R. Meiners

Reaching to Offer, Reaching to Accept: Collaboration and Cotheorizing
Allison M. Guess, Mistinguette Smith, and Eve Tuck

Event Review

New Worlds “Discover” Asia
Lisa Lowe

Digital Projects Review

The Alan Lomax Archive
Scott L. Matthews

Photogrammar: A New Look at New Deal Photography
Jillian Russo

Book Reviews

Subaltern Knowledge and Transnational American Studies: Postwar Japan and Okinawa under US Rule
Ikue Kina

The Transnational Politics of Childhood and the Neoliberal Order
Paul Mokrzycki Renfro

Property Is Bad:  Recent Trends in American Studies
Beryl Satter

Borderlands Scholarship for the Twenty-First Century
Nicole M. Guidotti-Hernández

Fall/Winter 2008
American Studies: Fall/Winter 2008, Vol. 49, No. 3/4