PDF Version: Volume 19
In this volume:
- When My Brother Fell: Gay Men, Manhood, and HIV/AIDS, by Cody Dunn
- The Starvation of a Nation: The Ukrainian Famine of 1932-1933 as a Soviet Engineered Genocide, by Jacob Loshkin
- Enlightenment Through Solitude: The Age of Reason, Rousseau, and the Importance of Being Alone, by Sam Gee
- Corporate Conservatism And Civic Engagement By General Electric In The Mid-20th Century: A Spark of Modern Social Responsibility?, by Kelsey Beuning
- Women, Good People, and Bad People: Women in Early Shanghai Cinema, by Emma Wathen
- Masculinity and Violence In The Weather Underground, by Liliana Silverman
- Contested Discourse Of Neoliberal Trade In Chiapas, by Riley Sexton
- The Female Who Forgot To Be Coy, by Brita Larson
- Phoenix’s Ashes: The CIA, the Phoenix Program, and the Development of U.S. Coercive Interrogation Doctrine, by Dylan Rindo
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