Cambridge History of War and Society in America
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Cambridge History of War and Society in America
Keene, Jennifer D.; Huebner, Andrew J.
Cambridge University Press
07/2026
830
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Inglês
9781108837033
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Introduction roundtable: 'what is war and society?'; Conveners Andrew J. Huebner and Jennifer D. Keene; Panelists Beth Bailey, Christopher Capozzola, Lesley J. Gordon, John W. Hall, Adriane D. Lentz-Smith, Susannah J. Ural and Kara Dixon Vuic; Reflection: Brian McAllister Linn; Part I. War Times: 1. 'Imperial collisions: war times and societies in colonial America' Ricardo A. Herrera; 2. 'Revolutionary wars for a revolutionary society' Benjamin L. Carp; 3. 'Indigenous societies and the US-Mexican war' Brian DeLay; 4. 'A stirring at Appomattox: war and society and the American civil war' Christopher Phillips; 5. 'The American war on indigenous society, 1860-1900' Kevin Waite; 6. 'Making a militarized empire: 1898 and beyond' Oli Charbonneau; 7. 'World War I: death, American society, and the sinking of the SS Tuscania' Steven Trout; 8. 'Rethinking liberation in World War II' Mary Louise Roberts; 9. 'Crossroads for change: the Korean war, desegregation, and civil-military relations' William A. Taylor; 10. 'The cold war: war 'as' society?' Laura McEnaney; 11. 'Facing frustration and failure: the American experience in Vietnam' Gregory A. Daddis; 12. ''A perpetual war on terror': debating policy, strategy, and service in the twenty-first century' David Kieran; 13. 'Reflection: whose wartime?' Mary L. Dudziak; Part II. War Societies: 14. 'American women at war' Heather Marie Stur; 15. 'The uneasy relationship between capitalism and war' Mark R. Wilson; 16. 'US Veterans' health care: distributing dollars, opening institutions, building systems' Jessica L. Adler; 17. 'The soldiers' war in American history' Wayne E. Lee; 18. 'Race-ing war and society' Charissa Threat; 19. 'Through the looking glass: reflections on conscription in the United States' Amy Rutenberg; 20. 'War and society and nature' Lisa M. Brady; 21. 'What is a war society? Reflections on American militarization' Jennifer Mittelstadt; Part III. War Meanings: 22. 'Religion and war' Jonathan H. Ebel; 23. 'An answer to their restlessness: civil war veteran migration and the frontier' Kurt Hackemer; 24. 'The problem of the disabled veteran' John Kinder; 25. 'Masculinity, military systems, and warfighting' Lorien Foote; 26. 'Love in war' Susan L. Carruthers; 27. 'The lost cause and memory' Barbara A. Gannon; 28. 'When war creates life: race, nationality, and belonging for mixed-race children born of war' Sabrina Thomas; 29. 'The beauty and the horror: war and creativity' Pearl James and Anika Jensen; 30. 'Reflections on the meaning of war' Michael S. Neiberg.
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Introduction roundtable: 'what is war and society?'; Conveners Andrew J. Huebner and Jennifer D. Keene; Panelists Beth Bailey, Christopher Capozzola, Lesley J. Gordon, John W. Hall, Adriane D. Lentz-Smith, Susannah J. Ural and Kara Dixon Vuic; Reflection: Brian McAllister Linn; Part I. War Times: 1. 'Imperial collisions: war times and societies in colonial America' Ricardo A. Herrera; 2. 'Revolutionary wars for a revolutionary society' Benjamin L. Carp; 3. 'Indigenous societies and the US-Mexican war' Brian DeLay; 4. 'A stirring at Appomattox: war and society and the American civil war' Christopher Phillips; 5. 'The American war on indigenous society, 1860-1900' Kevin Waite; 6. 'Making a militarized empire: 1898 and beyond' Oli Charbonneau; 7. 'World War I: death, American society, and the sinking of the SS Tuscania' Steven Trout; 8. 'Rethinking liberation in World War II' Mary Louise Roberts; 9. 'Crossroads for change: the Korean war, desegregation, and civil-military relations' William A. Taylor; 10. 'The cold war: war 'as' society?' Laura McEnaney; 11. 'Facing frustration and failure: the American experience in Vietnam' Gregory A. Daddis; 12. ''A perpetual war on terror': debating policy, strategy, and service in the twenty-first century' David Kieran; 13. 'Reflection: whose wartime?' Mary L. Dudziak; Part II. War Societies: 14. 'American women at war' Heather Marie Stur; 15. 'The uneasy relationship between capitalism and war' Mark R. Wilson; 16. 'US Veterans' health care: distributing dollars, opening institutions, building systems' Jessica L. Adler; 17. 'The soldiers' war in American history' Wayne E. Lee; 18. 'Race-ing war and society' Charissa Threat; 19. 'Through the looking glass: reflections on conscription in the United States' Amy Rutenberg; 20. 'War and society and nature' Lisa M. Brady; 21. 'What is a war society? Reflections on American militarization' Jennifer Mittelstadt; Part III. War Meanings: 22. 'Religion and war' Jonathan H. Ebel; 23. 'An answer to their restlessness: civil war veteran migration and the frontier' Kurt Hackemer; 24. 'The problem of the disabled veteran' John Kinder; 25. 'Masculinity, military systems, and warfighting' Lorien Foote; 26. 'Love in war' Susan L. Carruthers; 27. 'The lost cause and memory' Barbara A. Gannon; 28. 'When war creates life: race, nationality, and belonging for mixed-race children born of war' Sabrina Thomas; 29. 'The beauty and the horror: war and creativity' Pearl James and Anika Jensen; 30. 'Reflections on the meaning of war' Michael S. Neiberg.
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