Series overview
American Studies beyond a single map.
Re-Mapping the Transnational responds to the intellectual shift toward understanding America as embedded in global and local processes. The series supports comparative work that places national histories and cultural forms into dialogue with wider movements, exchanges, and systems.
Its books invite readers to reconsider familiar subjects through transnational methods, connecting literary study with political thought, cultural history, migration, race, empire, and the circulation of ideas.
Editorial focus
Comparative scholarship from authors working inside and outside the United States, with particular attention to the international dimensions of American Studies.
Comparative scholarship from authors working inside and outside the United States, with particular attention to the international dimensions of American Studies.
