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Rosanne Currarino studies the economic, intellectual, and cultural history of nineteenth-century America. Her first  book The Labor Question in America: Economic Democracy in the Gilded Age (Working Class in American History Series, University of Illinois Press, 2011) examines diverse efforts to redefine the parameters of democratic participation in industrial America. Her new book, Standard Orange: The Business of Incorporation in Gilded Age California (forthcoming 2027, University of Chicago Press) looks at Southern California’s early orange growers – the men and women who eventually formed Sunkist – in order to reconsider how we understand the incorporation of America during the Gilded Age.  This project was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation/Huntington Library. From 2020 until 2024 she was co-editor then editor of .  With Robert Johnston (University of Illinois-Chicago) she is co-editor of The [Oxford] Handbook of the Progressive Era.