Items

• Poems of honor, voices of shame: The 'ait&dotbelow;a and the Moroccan shikhat.
• Crosstalk minimization in deep submicron technologies using bus coding.
• Black atlas: Geography and scales of movement in African American literature.
• Quantum algorithms in combinatorial group theory.
• Reframing Bollywood.
• Ni aqui ni alla (neither here nor there): Musica nortena and the Mexican working -class diaspora.
• Finding Faith: An edition of the "Vie de Sainte Fey, Virgine et Martire", and a study of the cult of St. Faith in post-conquest East Anglia.
• Brazilian erotic dancers in New York: Desire and national identity.
• Dicky birds that never die: Substitute fathers in Victorian and Edwardian children's literature.
• Blue notes: Gay men and popular music in contemporary urban Russia.
• Telling their side of the story: Mississippi freedom schools, African centered schools and the educational development of black students.
• Narratives and politics of a diagnosis: The construction and circulation of hysteria as a medical category, 1730--1820.
• Subsovereignty and necroeconomics: Ethnicity, violence and Kosovo.
• Il s'agit de voir: The early work of Daniel Buren.
• Post-traumatic masculinity in American fiction after Vietnam.
• Edward Durell Stone: Perception and criticism.
• Does citizenship really matter? An exploration of the role citizenship plays in the civic incorporation of permanent residents and naturalized citizens in New York and Berlin.
• Silent victims: An examination into criminal victimization of the Deaf.
• Women and policing in Bahrain.
• Posttraumatic symptomatology and psychological distress among immigrant Israelis confronting the recurring threat of terrorism: An exploration of coping strategies, locus of control, perceived social support, and adult attachment.
• Application of satellite-borne microwaves in estimation of snowpack properties.
• Questioning work, making a scene: Bohemian life on the Lower East Side of New York City.
• Of body and blood: A cross-cultural comparison of texts and images of Mexica and Lakota ceremonies.
• The whole artist: Dan Graham and Robert Smithson, works and writings, 1965--1969.
• Maya interactions with the natural world: Landscape transformation and ritual plant use at Copan, Honduras.