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Volume 2016, Issue 126

1 October 2016

Issue Editors

Erica L. Ball

Erica L. Ball

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Lisa Arellano

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Amanda Frisken

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ISSN 0163-6545

EISSN 1534-1453

In this Issue

Editors' Introduction
Features
Antiviolence Activism and the State
Ways of Seeing and Knowing Violence
Visual Essay
Curated Spaces
Notes on Contributors

Reconsidering Gender, Violence, and the State

Editors' Introduction

Reconsidering Gender, Violence, and the State

Lisa Arellano; Erica L. Ball; Amanda Frisken

Features

Gendered Ideologies of Violence, Authority, and Racial Difference in New York State Penitentiaries, 1796–1844

Jen Manion

Abstract

“Anarchist Beauties” in Late Meiji Japan: Media Narratives of Police Violence in the Red Flag Incident

Tomoko Seto

Abstract

Confronting an Enemy Abroad, Transforming a Nation at Home: Domestic Militarism in the United States, 1990–1996

Josh Cerretti

Abstract

Antiviolence Activism and the State

Fighting Back, Claiming Power: Feminist Rhetoric and Resistance to Rape in the 1970s

Catherine O. Jacquet

Abstract

Protecting the Prestige of the Traditional Family: The Politics of Domestic Violence Discourse

Raphael Ginsberg

Abstract

Which Black Lives Matter?: Gender, State-Sanctioned Violence, and “My Brother's Keeper”

Xhercis Méndez

Abstract

Ways of Seeing and Knowing Violence

“Stubborn Masculine Women”: Violence, Slavery, the State, and Constructions of Gender in Graaff-Reinet, 1830–1834

Carla Tsampiras

Abstract

Torture, the State, and Sexual Violence against Men in Colonial India

Deana Heath

Abstract

Gendered Violence and Cultural Forgetting: The Case of the Irish Magdalenes

Jennifer Yeager; Jonathan Culleton

Abstract

Looking beyond the Frame: Snapshot Photography, Imperial Archives, and the US Military's Violent Embrace of East Asia

Jessie Kindig

Abstract

Boko Haram, Refugee Mimesis, and the Archive of Contemporary Gender-Based Violence

Benjamin N. Lawrance

Abstract

Visual Essay

Four Images of False Positives: A Visual Essay

Luis Morán; Claudia Salamanca

Abstract

Curated Spaces

Rethinking the Egalitarian Potential of Postapartheid South Africa:Zanele Muholi's Intervention

Efeoghene Igor

Abstract

Notes on Contributors

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

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