- The Gallup Poll, public opinion, 1935-1971, [by] George H. Gallup
- Bearing right, how conservatives won the abortion war, William Saletan
- Smashing statues, the rise and fall of America's public monuments, Erin L. Thompson
- Carried to the wall, American memory and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Kristin Ann Hass
- Unwelcome strangers, American identity and the turn against immigration, David M. Reimers
- Fear of a hip-hop planet, America's new dilemma, D. Marvin Jones
- Going native, Indians in the American cultural imagination, Shari M. Huhndorf
- The sisters are alright, changing the broken narrative of black women in America, Tamara Winfrey Harris
- Framing the Black Panthers, the spectacular rise of a Black power icon, Jane Rhodes
- The savages of America, a study of the Indian and the idea of civilization
- Learning from the Germans, race and the memory of evil, Susan Neiman
- The AIDS conspiracy, science fights back, Nicoli Nattrass
- The Americanization of Benjamin Franklin, Gordon S. Wood
- Where have all the heroes gone?, the changing nature of American valor, Bruce Peabody and Krista Jenkins
- The anxieties of affluence, critiques of American consumer culture, 1939-1979, Daniel Horowitz
- Citizen-protectors, the everyday politics of guns in an age of decline, Jennifer Carlson
- American while black, African Americans, immigration, and the limits of citizenship, Niambi Michele Carter
- For your own good, the anti-smoking crusade and the tyranny of public health, Jacob Sullum
- The lion of Judah in the new world, Emperor Haile SeLassie of Ethiopia and the shaping of Americans' attitudes toward Africa, Theodore M. Vestal
- This Muslim American life, dispatches from the War on Terror, Moustafa Bayoumi
- How we fight, crusades, quagmires, and the American way of war, Dominic Tierney
- The Gallup Poll, public opinion 2016, edited by Frank Newport
- A locker room of her own, celebrity, sexuality, and female athletes, David C. Ogden and Joel Nathan Rosen, editors
- Manifest destiny and mission in American history, a reinterpretation, by Frederick Merk ; with the collaboration of Lois Bannister Merk
- Satanic panic, the creation of a contemporary legend, Jeffrey S. Victor
- Gay and lesbian rights in the United States, a documentary history, edited by Walter L. Williams and Yolanda Retter
- Where did you get this number?, a pollster's guide to making sense of the world, Anthony Salvanto
- "They take our jobs!", and 20 other myths about immigration, Aviva Chomsky
- Manufacturing consent, the political economy of the mass media, Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky
- Muralism without walls, Rivera, Orozco, and Siqueiros in the United States, 1927-1940, Anna Indych-López
- Collective preferences in democratic politics, opinion surveys and the will of the people, Scott L. Althaus
- The heavens might crack, the death and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., Jason Sokol
- The politics of American foreign policy, how ideology divides liberals and conservatives over foreign affairs, Peter Hays Gries
- Reparations for slavery, a reader, edited by Ronald P. Salzberger and Mary C. Turck
- The paranoid style in American politics,, and other essays
- The white man's Indian, images of the American Indian from Columbus to the present, Robert F. Berkhofer, Jr
- The will of the people, how public opinion has influenced the Supreme Court and shaped the meaning of the Constitution, Barry Friedman
- Islamophobia and anti-Muslim sentiment, picturing the enemy, Peter Gottschalk, Wesleyan University ; Gabriel Greenberg, Congregation Beth Israel
- Beside the golden door, policy, politics, and the homeless, James D. Wright, Beth A. Rubin, and Joel A. Devine
- The other parent, the inside story of the media's effect on our children, James P. Steyer
- The rebellious slave, Nat Turner in American memory, Scot French
- Why America misunderstands the world, national experience and roots of misperception, Paul R. Pillar
- State of the nation, by Westbrook Van Voorhis
- Selling the Holocaust, from Auschwitz to Schindler : how history is bought, packaged, and sold, Tim Cole
- U.S. Grant, American hero, American myth, Joan Waugh
- American identity and the politics of multiculturalism, Jack Citrin, University of California, Berkeley ; David O. Sears, University of California, Los Angeles
- To hasten the homecoming, how Americans fought World War II through the media, Jordan Braverman
- The American people and foreign policy
- Lincoln, Inc., selling the sixteenth president in contemporary America, Jackie Hogan
- Freedom to die, people, politics, and the right-to-die movement, Derek Humphry and Mary Clement