Herman Gray is professor of sociology and communication at the University of California, Santa Cruz.Macarena Gómez-Barris is assistant professor of sociology and American studies and ethnicity at the University of Southern California.

• ContentsPrologue: Traces in the Social WorldMacarena Gómez-Barris and Herman Gray1. Toward a Sociology of the TraceMacarena Gómez-Barris and Herman GrayPart I. Cartographies of Belonging2. The Prisoner's CurseAvery F. Gordon3. A Nation of Families: The Codification and (Be)longings of HeteropatriarchyTanya McNeill4. Culture, Masculinity, and the Time after RaceHerman Gray5. Producing Sacrificial Subjects for the Nation: Japan's War-related Redress Policy and the Endurance DoctrineAkiko NaonoPart II. Spectacles of Consumption6. Coal Heritage/Coal History: Progress, Tourism, and Mountaintop RemovalRebecca R. Scott7. Ecoadventures in the American West: Innocence, Conflict, and Nation Making in Emptied LandscapesBarbara A. BarnesPart III. Managing and Reconciling Memory8. Drinking the Nation and Making Masculinity: Tequila, the Revolution, and Mexican IdentityMarie Sarita Gaytán9. Reinscribing Memory through the Other 9/11Macarena Gómez-Barris10. Between Celebration and Mourning: Political Violence in Thailand in the 1970sSudarat MusikawongAfterword: Traces in Social WorldsSarah Banet-WeiserContributorsIndex

Herman Gray is professor of sociology and communication at the University of California, Santa Cruz.Macarena Gómez-Barris is assistant professor of sociology and American studies and ethnicity at the University of Southern California.

• ContentsPrologue: Traces in the Social WorldMacarena Gómez-Barris and Herman Gray1. Toward a Sociology of the TraceMacarena Gómez-Barris and Herman GrayPart I. Cartographies of Belonging2. The Prisoner's CurseAvery F. Gordon3. A Nation of Families: The Codification and (Be)longings of HeteropatriarchyTanya McNeill4. Culture, Masculinity, and the Time after RaceHerman Gray5. Producing Sacrificial Subjects for the Nation: Japan's War-related Redress Policy and the Endurance DoctrineAkiko NaonoPart II. Spectacles of Consumption6. Coal Heritage/Coal History: Progress, Tourism, and Mountaintop RemovalRebecca R. Scott7. Ecoadventures in the American West: Innocence, Conflict, and Nation Making in Emptied LandscapesBarbara A. BarnesPart III. Managing and Reconciling Memory8. Drinking the Nation and Making Masculinity: Tequila, the Revolution, and Mexican IdentityMarie Sarita Gaytán9. Reinscribing Memory through the Other 9/11Macarena Gómez-Barris10. Between Celebration and Mourning: Political Violence in Thailand in the 1970sSudarat MusikawongAfterword: Traces in Social WorldsSarah Banet-WeiserContributorsIndex

Herman Gray is professor of sociology and communication at the University of California, Santa Cruz.Macarena Gómez-Barris is assistant professor of sociology and American studies and ethnicity at the University of Southern California.

• ContentsPrologue: Traces in the Social WorldMacarena Gómez-Barris and Herman Gray1. Toward a Sociology of the TraceMacarena Gómez-Barris and Herman GrayPart I. Cartographies of Belonging2. The Prisoner's CurseAvery F. Gordon3. A Nation of Families: The Codification and (Be)longings of HeteropatriarchyTanya McNeill4. Culture, Masculinity, and the Time after RaceHerman Gray5. Producing Sacrificial Subjects for the Nation: Japan's War-related Redress Policy and the Endurance DoctrineAkiko NaonoPart II. Spectacles of Consumption6. Coal Heritage/Coal History: Progress, Tourism, and Mountaintop RemovalRebecca R. Scott7. Ecoadventures in the American West: Innocence, Conflict, and Nation Making in Emptied LandscapesBarbara A. BarnesPart III. Managing and Reconciling Memory8. Drinking the Nation and Making Masculinity: Tequila, the Revolution, and Mexican IdentityMarie Sarita Gaytán9. Reinscribing Memory through the Other 9/11Macarena Gómez-Barris10. Between Celebration and Mourning: Political Violence in Thailand in the 1970sSudarat MusikawongAfterword: Traces in Social WorldsSarah Banet-WeiserContributorsIndex