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Volume 2000, Issue 76
Winter 2000
Radical History Review Cover Image for Volume 2000, Issue 76
ISSN 0163-6545
EISSN 1534-1453
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Editors' Introduction
Van Gosse; James Livingston
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The Abusable Past
R. J. Lambrose
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Notes On Contributors
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Essay

Celeb-Reliance: Intellectuals, Celebrity, and Upward Mobility
Bruce Robbins
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OAH Forum

Make Love, Not Work: New Management Theory and the Social Self
Mary Britton King
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Subject, Commodity, Marketplace: The American Artists Group and the Mass Production of Distinction
Barry Shank
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The Strange Career of the “Social Self”
James Livingston
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“All Lost in the Supermarket”
Casey Nelson Blake
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Feature Articles

Corporate Property and Social Psychology: Thomas M. Cooley, Charles H. Cooley, and the Ideological Origins of the Social Self
Jeff Sklansky
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The Forgotten Fifteen Million: Black Radio, The “Negro Market” and the Civil Rights Movement
Kathy M. Newman
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“Bad Future Things” and Liberatory Moments: Capitalism, Gender and the State in Botswana
Judith Van Allen
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Australian Gay Activists: From Movement to Community
Graham Willett
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Public History

Blood Money? Race and Nation in Australian Public History
Paul Ashton; Paula Hamilton
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Teaching Radical History

Area Studies/Transnational Studies in the Classroom
Judith DeGroat; Mansour Bonakdarian
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Perceptions of the Enemy: The United States and Japan during World War II
Anne Csete
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Africa, Race and Empire in the Nineteenth Century at a South African University in 1998
Leslie Witz; Carohn Cornell
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The Past in Print

Marketing America
Amy Bass
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Race and the Grand Narrative
Theodore Hamm
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