William J. Novak

Boundaries of the State in US history

Rumors of Empire: Tracking the image of Britain at the Dawn of the American Century

Democratic States of Unexception: Toward a New Genealogy of the American Political

Governing the Child: The state, the Family, and the Compulsory school in the Early Twentieth Century

The Early american state "in action": The Federal marine hospitals, 1789–1860

Conclusion: The Concept of the State in American History

The Great Transformation: The state and the market in the postwar world

The Rise of the Public Religious Welfare State: Black Religion and the Negotiation of Church/State Boundaries during the War on Poverty

From Political Economy to Civil Society: Arthur W. Page, Corporate Philanthropy, and the Reframing of the Past ?in Post–New Deal America

Youth as Infrastructure: 4-H and the Intimate State in 1920s Rural America