Selected Publications – Books
The Gunning of America: Business and the Making of American Gun Culture
(New York: Basic Books, 2016)
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Marriage Confidential: Love in the Post-Romantic Age
(New York: HarperCollins, 2011)
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Voices of a Generation: Teenage Girls Report on Their Lives Today
(New York: Marlowe: 2000)
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Consent: Sexual Rights and the Transformation of American Liberalism
(Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1999)
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Selected Publications – Essays
Pamela Haag Essay Archive at Big Think Magazine
https://bigthink.com/people/pamelahaag/
Click through to view all of the articles and essays from Pamela Haag at Big Think Magazine
Zócalo
“Why the Winchester Rifle Heiress Built Herself a Haunted Mansion” May 9, 2016:
zocalopublicsquare.org/2016/07/05/winchester-gun-heiress-created-victorian-mansion-designed-haunted/chronicles/where-i-go/
The piece has also been featured on WhatItMeansToBeAmerican.org
Campaign for The American Reader
“Pg. 99: Pamela Haag’s ‘The Gunning of America'” July 5, 2016:
americareads.blogspot.com/2016/05/pg-99-pamela-haags-gunning-of-america.html
Wall Street Journal
“The Commercial Origins of American Gun Culture” April 22, 2016:
www.wsj.com/articles/american-gun-cultures-commercial-origins-1461335155
Connecticut Explored
“How Connecticut-Made Guns Won The West” Winter 2016
pamelahaag.com/writing-archive/connecticut-explored
The American Scholar
“Death by Treacle” Spring 2012
theamericanscholar.org/death-by-treacle
The American Scholar
“The Embarrassment of Riches” Summer 2006, Re-published at longform.org. January, 2012.
theamericanscholar.org/the-embarrassment-of-riches/
NPR Program “TELL ME MORE”
“A City on the Wire,” On-air essay, originally aired September 10, 2007
npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=14287176
Chronicle of Higher Education
“IS it Worth It? Impolite Things about the Elite College Mystique that Graduates Won’t Tell You,” October 31, 2011 pamelahaag.com/pdf/chroniclereview_nov2011.pdf
Slate
“A Mommy Life Unmodified” August 3, 2012
Link coming soon…
Michigan Quarterly Review
“Whiplash: A Secret History of Women’s Politics,” Winter 2008 pamelahaag.com/pdf/mqr2008.pdf
The Antioch Review
“Mothering Managers and Managing Mothers: A Curious Twist on American Ambition,” Spring 2006
Huffington Post
“Are We in the Post-Romantic Age?”February 9, 2011
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/are-we-in-the-postromanti_b_820354.html
The Times of London, Sunday Magazine
“No Sex,” December 17, 2011 pamelahaag.com/pdf/londontimes_dec2011.pdf
The Times of London, Style Magazine
“Post-Romantic Age,” December 11, 2011 pamelahaag.com/pdf/timesoflondon_cake.pdf
The Times of London, Style Magazine
“Ode to the Workhorse Wife,” September 2, 2011 pamelahaag.com/pdf/londontimes_oct2011.pdf
New York Post
“Does Marriage Have a Future?” May 27, 2011 nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists
/the_future_of_marriage_7rwauOT3setuopZ4olR6LK
New Humanist
“A Humanist ‘Defense of Marriage”September-October, 2011 newhumanist.org.uk/2650/unholy-matrimony
Ms. Magazine
“Where’s That Smoking Gun?”, Fall 2004
msmagazine.com/fall2004/sexdiscrimination.asp
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Navigating the New Subtleties of Sex-Discrimination Cases in Academe, February 11, 2005
Rail Magazine
“Helping New York City’s Transit Lifeline,” Fall 2004
Urbanite
“Massive Change: What if Design Could Change the World?” May 2005 urbanitebaltimore.com/baltimore/massive-change/Content?oid=1245709
Hispanic Outlook
“The Case of Not Playing Well With Others: Cultural Profiling in Universities?” February 14, 2005
Separated by Sex
“A Critical Look at Single-Sex Education,”(Washington, DC: AAUW Educational Foundation, 1997)
Educational Leadership 56, #5
“Gender Equity in Cyberspace,” February 1999
South Atlantic Quarterly 95, #3
“A 50,000 Watt Sports Bar: Talk Radio in the 1980s and the Ethic of the Fan,” Summer, 1996
New Haven Review
“On Marriage Envy and Shame,” Winter, 2010
newhavenreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/NHR7-Haag.pdf
Carte Blanche
“Call Me Isabelle: Girls’ Names, Baby Dolls, and the Rise of Antiquarian Feminism,” November 2011 carte-blanche.org/call-me-isabelle/
Huffington Post
“The Bullshit Paradox”
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/
Huffington Post
“Whoever said that Feminism was About your Happiness?” March 10, 2011
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/feminism-happiness_b_830221.html
Huffington Post
“In Praise of my Dumb-as-Dirt Stupid Phone”
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/
Huffington Post
“The Modern Family: Mired in Red-Tape Conversation” April 11, 2011
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/family-conversations_b_843091.html
Huffington Post
“Steve Jobs: Capitalist as Romantic”
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/
Huffington Post
“The Neighbor Break Up”
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/
Huffington Post
“The ‘Right to be Forgotten’ in the Age of Google”
huffingtonpost.com/pamela-haag-phd/
Polipop
Fruitful Absurdity, January 2012 art catalog essay
Selected Publications – Opinion Pieces
Christian Science Monitor
“Facing Up to Baltimore’s Gritty Reality,” August 6, 2007
csmonitor.com/2007/0806/p09s02-coop.html
Washington Post
“A Case for Coeducation,” March 29, 2004
pamelahaag.com/pdf/washpost_2004.pdf
Selected Publications – Scholarly Articles
The Reader’s Companion to U.S. Women’s History
“Americanization and the Meaning of Citizenship” Gloria Steinem and Gwendolyn Mink, eds., (New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1997)
differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies
“Putting Your Body on the Line:” Theories of Violence and Feminist Politics of Rape, 1968-1975,” (Fall, 1996)
American Sexual Politics
Sex, Gender, and Race Since the Civil War“ ‘In Search of the Real Thing:’ Ideologies of Romance, True Loveand Female Sexual Subjectivity in the ‘Modern’ Context,” John Fout, ed.,(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1993)
Journal of Social History 26, #2
“The Ill-Use of a Wife:’ Patterns of Working-Class Violence in Domestic and Public New York City, 1860-1880,”(March, 1992)
Maryland Historical Magazine 36, #3
“ ‘Commerce in Souls:’ Vice, Virtue and Women’s Waged Work in Baltimore, 1900-1915,” (October, 1991)
Radical History Review
“Power and the New Cultural History,” Elizabeth Lunbeck Knowledge, Gender, and Power in Modern America, The Psychiatric Persuasion (Fall 1995)
Selected Publications – Research for a General Audience
Beyond the ‘Gender Wars’
A Conversation about Girls, Boys, and Education
(AAUW Educational Foundation: 2001)
Tech-Savvy
Educating Girls in the New Computer Age
(AAUW Educational Foundation: 2000)
Gaining a Foothold
Women’s Transitions through Work and College
(AAUW Educational Foundation: 1999)
