41. KU Women's Studies Program: Faculty & Staff with other scholars on ReThinking Feminism in Turkey and Iran in the 1930s tobe My primary teaching within Women's studies is in us Women's History -a http://www.ku.edu/~wsku/people.shtml

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42. Center For Latin American Studies At UC Berkeley became a textile millionaire in Puebla and was appointed a us consular agent. andas such may well have been prototypical through the 1930s, national and http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu:7001/Studentresources/tinker2001/paxman/

Andrew Paxman "William Jenkins, The Private Sector and the Mexican State, 1910-1946" Andrew Paxman, Mitla, Mexico, 7/2001 (Oaxaca Summer Institute) More specifically, Jenkins' career has never been investigated in depth or as a whole; no-one has studied either Jenkins' business trajectory or his relationship with Maximino, and most of what is known about this alliance is based on rumor and conjecture (e.g. Angeles Mastretta's novel Arráncame la vida [Tear This Heart Out]). I hope to sort out, as much as possible, fact from fiction. The thesis is tentatively titled "William Jenkins, the Private Sector and the Mexican State, 1910-1946," which covers Jenkins' key years as a businessman, but that periodization may change. At the Oaxaca Summer Insitute, I gained advice about archives and also the shaping of my thesis from the following participants: Alan Knight (Oxford), Gil Joseph (Yale), John Hart (Houston), Paul Vanderwood (San Diego State), Josefina Vázquez (Colegio de México), Wm. Beezley (Arizona). I cannot emphasize enough how useful and stimulating the seminar was, and I am surprised that no graduate students from Berkeley have previously attended. Anyone with an interest in Mexican history would find the experience beneficial, not least for the ample contact it affords with two dozen academics and a peer group of 15 students.

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NPS Expansion: 1930s MENU Contents Foreword Preface pre-1933 Reorganization New Deal Recreation ... Appendix Expansion of the National Park Service in the 1930s: Administrative History Preface The following study, which examines one of the most significant decades in the development of the National Park Service, is one of the first in what will be a series of administrative histories of the National Park Service. Initiated by NPS Chief Historian Edwin C. Bearss, the administrative history program will result in studies that will not only be of importance to managers in the Service, but will be of interest to the general student as well. Any study is the result of the combined efforts of a number of people, and this one is no exception. Edwin C. Bearss initiated the program, gave us the project, and was a source of encouragement throughout preparation of the project. Barry Mackintosh, NPS Bureau Historian, provided general administrative oversight of the project. Harry Butowsky, Historian, WASO, supplied us with his study on nomenclature and the supporting documentation for it. Ben Levy, senior historian in the Washington office, helped us to find material on the NPS Advisory Board and shared his insights into the Historic Sites Act of 1935. Gerald Patten, Assistant Manager, and Nan V. Rickey, Chief, Branch of Cultural Resources, Mid-Atlantic/North Atlantic Team, Denver Service Center, provided encouragement for the project and released us from team-related work so that we could work on it.

46. ASC Home America in the 1920s, America in the 1930s. of American Historians, Page Up ToAmerican History/studies. Race, Class, Gender in NYC, Religion Founding of us. http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/asc/web_resources.htm

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50. Past, Current, And Upcoming Courses Spring 1999. Ethnic American Literature; studies in us Intellectual and CulturalHistory The 1930s. Autumn 1999. Introduction to Interdisciplinary studies (Humor). http://faculty.washington.edu/davidgs/Currentcourses.html

David Goldstein-Shirley, Ph.D. Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences University of Washington, Bothell Click here for my curriculum vitae Click here to jump to current quarter Winter 1998 Topics in Cinema Studies: History of American Documentary Films Spring 1998 Topics in American Culture: Asian American Culture Topics in American Literature: Postmodernism, Postcolonialism (Multiculturalism) Summer 1998 Issues in American Political History: Race and Race Relations Autumn 1998 Topics in Cinema Studies: History of American Documentary Films Topics in American Studies: The 1960s Winter 1999 Topics in Advanced Cinema Studies: Black Images in American Film Topics in American Studies: Toni Morrison and American Culture Spring 1999 Ethnic American Literature Studies in U.S. Intellectual and Cultural History: The 1930s Autumn 1999 Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies (Humor) Winter 2000 Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies (Humor) Spring 2000 Twentieth-Century American Literature Summer 2000 Ethnic American Literature Autumn 2000 BLS 300F: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies (Humor) BLS 365: Exploring American Culture: Popular and Consumer Culture Winter 2001 BLS 371: Twentieth-Century American Literature BLS 382: Words of Deliverance: Literature from the "Third World" Spring 2001 BLS 300C: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies (Race) BLS 300D: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies (Race)

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52. Wald Review, Page 1 1) Since I am a contributor to New studies, yet one over how to interpret the historyof the us Left. of the radical student movement of the 1930s is addressed http://chnm.gmu.edu/rhr/bookrev2.htm

Book Review from RHR "Search for a Method: Recent Histories of American Communism" By Alan Wald Book Reviewed: When the Old Left Was Young: Student Radicals and America's First Mass Student Movement, 1929-41. New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. 432 pp. Cloth $55.00. Theodore Draper, the closest approximation we have to a founding father of scholarly studies in U.S. Communism, and more recently the mainstream arbiter of kosher products in the field, declared recently in the New York Review that Robert Cohen's When the Old Left Was Young responsibly advances the history of the Left. This judgment is made in dramatic contrast to another volume, New Studies in the Politics and Culture of U.S. Communism, edited by Michael E. Brown, Randy Martin, Frank Rosengarten, and George Snedeker-which Draper denounces as a "politically sick" fraud. Its eleven essays, he argues, express the outlook of a lost generation of graying 1960s New Leftists seeking to hustle academic careers while still feigning radical commitment. Their stratagem is to "reconstruct the old Communist Party in their own image."(1) Since I am a contributor to New Studies , yet one who was inspired in the late 1960s to conduct research on U.S. Communism after reading Draper's own two-volume history of Communism in the 1920s,(2) I turned to Cohen's work to explore the critical methodological issues in this increasingly nasty debate over how to interpret the history of the U.S. Left.

53. Masters In American Studies Courses in us Society; Cultural History and New York City; The Civil War Myth and Reality;America in the 1930s Decade of Change; Issues in Contemporary American studies; http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/ma-amstd/mamcours.htm

Undergraduate Arts and Sciences Business Continuing Ed. Engineering ... Ignatian Residential College Graduate American Studies Business Education and Allied Professions Engineering ... CT Writing Project Academic Resources Academic Advice Faculty Search Academic Calendar Course Catalogs ... Home Page Master of Arts in American Studies Course Offerings The Program To earn the M.A. degree in American Studies, students must complete 33 credits with a minimum Quality Point Average of 3.00. The curriculum has three major components: I. Required Courses: 9 Credits Introduction to American Studies: The Interdisciplinary Method American Historiography: A Survey of Seminal American Historical Texts Topics in Contemporary American Studies II. Elective Courses: 21 Credits In consultation with a faculty advisor, each student will design an individualized program of study, usually seven courses from a list of 53 offered over a three-year cycle. III. Independent Capstone Project: 3 Credits In collaboration with a faculty advisor, each student will choose a topic and provide a prospectus and bibliography which must then be approved by a faculty committee. The student will then write an independent research paper under the supervision of an appropriate faculty member. While this is the normal mode of fulfilling the capstone requirement, alternative proposals will be considered. Courses Available As Electives Include: American Studies Women of Color in U.S. Society

54. Related Readings: American Studies Archives and Archivists Black Flame Journal of DuBoisian studies Center for Riseof Union Labor in the 1930s Voices from the 1930s World War Please mail us. http://www.iath.virginia.edu/readings/amstudies.html

American Studies General Resources: American and British History Resources American Memory from the Library of Congress American South Homepage American Studies at The University of Virginia ... W.E.B. Du Bois University for Black African History and Research Colonial Period/The Revolutionary War: Archiving Early America From Revolution to Reconstruction: an HTML-hypertext on American History Scanned Originals of Early American Documents Special Collections in the Library of Congress: Eighteenth Century Early National Period, 1787-1828: Archiving Early America The Federalist and Anti-federalist Papers Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson ... The Lewis and Clark Expedition The Antebellum Era, 1828-1860: Frederick Douglass Godey's Lady's Book (1850) Nathaniel Hawthorne Washington Irving ... The South: History and Documents The Civil War and Reconstruction: The American Civil War or the Conflict Between the States The Battle of Chickamauga: An Alabama Infantry Regiment's Perspective Civil War Information, Documents, and Archive Civil War in the Southeast ... WPA Slave Narratives (from Valley of the Shadow Project) The Gilded Age William Jennings Bryan 1896 - The Cross of Gold A Tour of Andrew Carnegie's Steel Mill Willa Cather The Democratic Party in Politics ... Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center and Archives

55. Social Studies Web Sites of Independence (from the Superintendent of Documents, us Government Printing namesfrom links on our Social studies General Topics Life in the 1930s and 1940s. http://www.bestschools.org/ms/library/social/amer.html

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56. American Studies: Colloquium the uses of us slavery in two very different epochs, the 1930s and the present.Readings will be available on library reserve under American studies by the http://academic.reed.edu/am_studies/colloquium.html

FML The Colloquium The American Studies Colloquium is an informal discussion group comprised of members of the American Studies Committee , American Studies Majors, and other interested students and faculty. Readings are chosen ahead of time by faculty members and/or students. Copies of the readings are on reserve in the library. The Colloquium meets about once a month, and attendance is required of majors. No course credit is given, but pizza and beverages are usually served. The Fall 2000 Colloquium will examine the multiple ways "America" has been invented - from Race in the early nineteenth century, to Ethnic Studies in higher education in the 1960's. Previous colloquium topics have included the Spring 2000 sessions on Popular Culture and the Fall 1999 discussions on Multiculturalism. See the below schedule of upcoming events and topics; the Fall 200 syllabus is also available as a pdf file The Colloquium: Fall 2002 Wednesday, September 11

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58. Internet Resources For Central Asian Studies us Foreign Assistance Programs in Central Asia by ICARP. Sea region - FAO; TED CaseStudies - Aral Sea Turkistan National Liberation Movement 1916-1930s - by HB http://www.slavweb.com/eng/fsu/c-asia-e.html

In Japanese Central Asia - Internet Resources Central Asia - General General Resources International Relations Economy Environment ... Miscellaneous Countries Kazakhstan Tajikistan Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan ... Turkmenistan Related Pages Tatarstan Main Page General Resources EURASIA Information Analytic Center - in Russian / English International Eurasian Institute for Economic and Political Research - in Russian / English EurasiaNet.org Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library - Australian National University Central Asia Studies World Wide - by Harvard University Forum for Central Asian Studies Interactive Central Asia Resource Project - by A.Bichel and R.Bichel Mirror Turkic Republics and Communities Iraj Bashiri's Central Asia Page Central Asian Studies Harvard University Forum for Central Asian Studies Center for Political and Strategic Studies SOTA (Research Centre for Turkestan and Azerbaijan) - a Website from Sweden (in English / Russian) Johns Hopkins University (Nitze School of Advanced International Studies) - Central Asia-Caucasus Institue Goto.kz - a robott-type search engine , in Russian NET's Top 100 - in Russian Mailing List - an e-mail discussion list dedicated to all things Central Asian (message : subscribe CENASIA your name) CENASIA Homepage Central-Asia-L (message : subscribe CentralAsia-L) Central-Asia-Studies-L - a forum established by the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies,Australia National University (message : subscribe central-asia-studies-l)

59. New Day Films-Subject Index-Political Studies Political studies. It Happens to us (32 min.) The classic film plea for legal abortion. UnionMaids (48 min.) A vivid history of women organizing in the 1930s. http://www.newday.com/subjects/Political_Studies.html

-Full Site -Film Catalog -Filmmakers -Study Guides Political Studies A Day's Work, A Day's Pay (57 min.) Three welfare recipients transform their lives through their fight against workfare Battle for the Minds (52 min.) Becoming American (30 min.) A Hmong refugee family from highland Laos resettling in the U.S. Children of the Left (57 min.) Red diaper babies describe growing up communist in 1950s America. Current Events (56 min.) How we respondor don't respondto the news Dawn's Early Light (57 min.) Ralph McGill and the Segregated South 57 min. Exposing CIA complicity in Guatemalan human rights violations Do Not Enter: The Visa War Against Ideas (58 min.) A powerful examination of the limits of free speech. Father Roy: Inside the School of the Assassins (57 min.) The struggle to find and expose the truth about the U.S. Army School of the Americas (SOA) Gaza Ghetto: Portrait of a Palestinian Family 82 min. The impact of war on a Palestinian family The Global Assembly Line (58 min.) The human story behind the new global workplace Golub (56 min.)

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-Full Site -Film Catalog -Filmmakers -Study Guides Women's Studies An Acquired Taste (26 min.) The American obsession with success Barbie Nation: An Unauthorized Tour 53 min. Everybody has a Barbie story. The stories are about us. Battle for the Minds (52 min.) Beauty in the Bricks (29 min.) Black teenage girls growing up in a housing project. Bionic Beauty Salon (22 min.) A chronicle of fact and fiction about the female body (56 min.) The true story of a filmmaker and her very own miracle Breaking Silence (58 min.) Surviving incest and child sexual abuse Breaking Silence: The Story of the Sisters at Desales Heights (58 min.) A unique community in transition 35 min. Family, Identity and Aging with Chutzpah The Chicago Maternity Story (60 min.) Women fight for the survival of a home-birth center Chris and Bernie (25 min.) Two single mothers share the responsibilities of family and career Dear Diary (24 min.) The film on puberty for girls Dear Lisa: A Letter to My Sister (45 min.) Women's dreams, women's stories 57 min. Exposing CIA complicity in Guatemalan human rights violations Embracing Our Sexuality (45 min.)

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