Joanne Barker

In his provocative, wide-ranging, and compelling new book, Moon-Ho Jung investigates the growth of several discrete yet intimately connected “revolutionary struggles against empire” throughout the American Pacific, from the onset of the Philippine-American War to the war with Japan that began in 1941 (p. 236).

Living in Silverado was the last book written by David Gitlitz (1942–2020); the hardcover appeared in 2019 with the paperback edition in 2022.

Native Agency describes the transformation of the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs from an agency charged in the nineteenth century with dominating and controlling American Indian tribes to an agency in the twenty-first century staffed almost entirely by Native Americans who work to advance tribal sovereignty and self-governance.