Publications
"Pride, Wrath, Glee, and Fear: Emotional Responses to Senator Joseph McCarthy
in the Catholic Press, 1950-1954." American Catholic Studies 120 (Summer
2009): 27-52.
"Twain and Warner Were Right." Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive
Era 8 (July 2009): 446-450.
"It Didn't Start with Proposition 187: One Hundred and Fifty Years of
Nativist Legislation in California." Journal of the West 48 (Spring
2009): 76-85.
"Not Just a Golden State: Three Anglo 'Rushes' in the Making of Southern
California, 1880-1920." Southern California Quarterly 91 (Spring
2008/2009): 349-378.
"California." Encyclopedia of U.S. Campaigns, Elections, and Electoral
Behavior, ed. by Kenneth F. Warren and J. Geoffrey Golson (SAGE
Publications, 2008): 69-73.
"Le Duc Tho." International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, ed.
by William A. Darity, 2nd ed. (Thomson Gale, 2007).
"Did the Progressive Movement Have a 'Class Problem'?" Reviews in
American History 34 (Dec. 2006): 499-508.
"United States, 1914-1929." In Stephen J. Whitfield, ed., Blackwell
Companion to 20th-Century America (Blackwell Publishing, 2004), pp. 19-35.
"Pioneers and Padres: Competing Mythologies in Northern and Southern
California, 1850-1930." Western Historical Quarterly 32 (Spring 2001):
55-79.
"Public Memory." In George T. Kurian, Miles Orvell, Johnella E. Butler, and
Jay Mechling, eds., Encyclopedia of American Studies (Grolier/American
Studies Association, 2001), Vol. 3, pp. 438-441.
"Was the Progressive Movement Really 'Progressive'?" In Robert Allison, ed.,
History in Dispute, Vol. 3: American Social and Political Movements,
1900-1945 (St. James Press, 2000), pp. 205-208.
Over 100 entries (50-1,000 words) in Marc Leepson, ed., Webster's New
World Dictionary of the Vietnam War (Simon & Schuster Macmillan, 1999) and
in Stanley I. Kutler, ed., The Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War (Simon &
Schuster, 1996).
"Political Culture: Genealogy of a Concept." Journal of Interdisciplinary
History 28 (Autumn 1997): 225-250.
"Competitive Boosterism: How Milwaukee Lost the Braves." Business History
Review 69 (Winter 1995): 530-566.
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