Teaching and Studying the Americas

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Good Neighbor/Bad Neighbor: Boltonian Americanism and Hemispheric Studies

Chapter 3 Bad Neighbor/Good Neighbor: Across the Disciplines toward Hemispheric Studies

Chapter 4 Coloniality at Large: The Western Hemisphere and the Colonial Horizon of Modernity

Chapter 6 Embodied Meaning: The “Look” and “Location” of Religion in the American Hemisphere

Chapter 7 Primeval Whiteness: White Supremacists, (Latin) American History, and the Trans-American Challenge to Critical Race Studies

Chapter 8 The Making of “Americans”: Old Boundaries, New Realities

Chapter 9 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Teaching the History of the Western Hemisphere

Chapter 10 Beyond National Borders: Researching and Teaching Jovita González

Chapter 11 Migrant Archives: New Routes in and out of American Studies

Chapter 12 Partnering Across the Americas: Crossing National and Disciplinary Borders in Archival Development

Chapter 13 Ghosts of the American Century: The Intellectual, Programmatic, and Institutional Challenges for Transnational/Hemispheric American Studies