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Introduction: Conceptualizing Swedish-american Borderlands -- Part I. Across Waters And Lands. Reservation Borderlands: Gender And Scandinavian Land Taking On Native American Land -- Borderlands And Lived Encounters: The Swedish Immigrant, Interiority, And Home -- Imagining Borders And Heartland Through Legend -- A Musical Borderland: How Jazz In Sweden Became Domesticated, 1920-1960 -- Ancestral Relations: The Twentieth-century Making Of Swedish-american Genealogy -- Academics On The Move: The Nature And Significance Of A Swedish-american Intellectual Borderland -- The Role Of Design In A Swedish-american Landscape -- Part Ii. Exchanges And Entanglements. Borderlands In Another World: How Sweden Envisioned New Sweden, Circa 1638-1702 -- Captain Jack's Whip And Borderlands Of Swedish-indigenous Encounters -- Double Life: American And Swedish Biographies Of John Ericsson -- Swedish-american Cookbooks: Linguistic Borderlands In Recipes -- A Postwar Italian Kitchen Shining In The Swedish-american Borderlands -- Imaginary Borderlands: Ingmar Bergman's And Michelangelo Antonioni's Implicitly American Contact Zones -- Political Correctness In Sweden: A Borderland Conceptual History -- History And Heritage In Bishop Hill, Illinois: Preservation, Representation, And Tourism In A Swedish-american Borderland -- Negotiating The American Civil War: Memories And Gender In Swedish-american Civil War Reenactment. Dag Blanck And Adam Hjorthén, Editors. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.