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Michael O'Malley

Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Michael O'malley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

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history american studies african american studies social sciences racial discrimination race social history historiography race relations sociology economic history historical review history of economic thought american literature narrative cultural change racial studies american history last century digital humanities social inequality critical race theory world wide web ethnic studies philosophy of film film criticism business research applied social psychology business history economic psychology black experience white supremacy historical sociology population history racial equity historical analysis film theory qualitative sociology impulsivity business culture career concerns public involvement deception detection digital culture money question nineteenth-century america face value entwined histories narrative film american progressive politics standard time digital tools early recording industry american pocket watches global history cultural history culture heritage studies public history american identity art history early american literature

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Mike O'malley Course Website. (2020)

Michael O'Malley

Face Value: The Entwined Histories of Money and Race in America. Journal of American History (2013)

A. W. Kahrl

racial equityface valueamerican studiessocial inequalityrace relationsentwined historiesamerican historyeconomic historyraceethnic studiessocial sciencescritical race theoryafrican american studiesracial discriminationracial studieshistory of economic thought

Unveiling History: Exploring America's Past. (2011)

Maria TarasukLinda SpoalesKelly SchrumChristopher HamnerAdam RothmanMichael O'MalleyRosemarie ZagarriJessica Kilday

american studiespolitical sciencehistoriographyhistory

That Busyness That is Not Business: Nervousness and Character at the Turn of the Last Century. Social research (2005)

Michael O'Malley

impulsivitysocial sciencesbusiness historytrustbusiness researchmotivationbusiness culturelast centurymental healthpopular cultureapplied social psychologysocial psychologypublic involvementnarrativecareer concernsqualitative sociologybusinesseconomic psychologybehavioral sciences

Magic, Illusion and Detection at the Turn of the Last Century. (2004)

Michael O'Malley

last centurycognitive scienceartdeception detectionhistoryintellectual history

Response to Nell Irvin Painter. The American Historical Review (1994)

Michael O'Malley

historical reviewhistorical analysisart history

Specie and Species: Race and the Money Question in Nineteenth-Century America. The American Historical Review (1994)

Michael O'Malley

historical reviewanthropologyamerican studiessocial historyamerican literaturerace relationspopulation historyeconomic historyracehistorical sociologyhistorynineteenth-century americaafrican american studiesmoney questionracial discriminationracial studieshistory of economic thoughthistoriography

The Time Museum Historical Catalogue of American Pocket Watches by Donald R. Hoke. Technology and Culture (1993)

Michael O’Malley

cultural studiesdigital culturetechnologycultural historycultureamerican pocket watcheshistory

Standard Time, Narrative Film and American Progressive Politics. Time & Society (1992)

Michael O'Malley

film theorycultural changephilosophy of filmamerican progressive politicspolitical sciencefilm criticismfilmnarrativeamerican literaturemodernitysocial changenarrative filmamerican political thoughtsocial sciencesmedia studiesstandard timecinema

Brave New World or Blind Alley? American History on the World Wide Web. The Journal of American history

M O'MalleyR Rosenzweig

digital humanitiesworld wide webamerican historyhistory

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Michael O'Malley

Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Michael O'malley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael O'Malley

George Mason University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mike O'malley Course Website. (2020)

Michael O'Malley

Face Value: The Entwined Histories of Money and Race in America. Journal of American History (2013)

A. W. Kahrl

Unveiling History: Exploring America's Past. (2011)

Maria TarasukLinda SpoalesKelly SchrumChristopher HamnerAdam RothmanMichael O'MalleyRosemarie ZagarriJessica Kilday

american studiespolitical sciencehistoriographyhistory

That Busyness That is Not Business: Nervousness and Character at the Turn of the Last Century. Social research (2005)

Michael O'Malley

Magic, Illusion and Detection at the Turn of the Last Century. (2004)

Michael O'Malley

last centurycognitive scienceartdeception detectionhistoryintellectual history

Response to Nell Irvin Painter. The American Historical Review (1994)

Michael O'Malley

historical reviewhistorical analysisart history

Specie and Species: Race and the Money Question in Nineteenth-Century America. The American Historical Review (1994)

Michael O'Malley

The Time Museum Historical Catalogue of American Pocket Watches by Donald R. Hoke. Technology and Culture (1993)

Michael O’Malley

cultural studiesdigital culturetechnologycultural historycultureamerican pocket watcheshistory

Standard Time, Narrative Film and American Progressive Politics. Time & Society (1992)

Michael O'Malley

Brave New World or Blind Alley? American History on the World Wide Web. The Journal of American history

M O'MalleyR Rosenzweig

digital humanitiesworld wide webamerican historyhistory

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2
10 / page

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