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This study examines the Americanization of social science intellectuals and their evolving sense of public responsibility in the postwar United States. It explores how American influence shaped their intellectual pursuits and how they perceived their role in addressing pressing societal issues. The analysis delves into the intersection of academic research, policy engagement, and the broader cultural context of the era, illuminating the complex relationship between intellectual life and public service during a period of significant transformation.

Explore the profound and often complex phenomenon of the globalization of the American psyche, examining how U.S. cultural norms, values, and mental frameworks are adopted and adapted across the world. This analysis delves into the widespread impact of Americanization, revealing both the unifying and challenging aspects of a global society increasingly shaped by a "crazy like us" mindset.

Explore the pivotal process of Americanization that transformed the Cajuns, a distinct ethnic group with deep French roots in Louisiana. This deep dive examines the cultural, linguistic, and social shifts experienced by the Cajun people as they integrated into the broader American society, shaping their unique heritage and identity through adaptation and resilience.