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Volume 2016, Issue 126
1 October 2016
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Erica L. Ball
Erica L. Ball
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Lisa Arellano
Lisa Arellano
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Amanda Frisken
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ISSN 0163-6545
EISSN 1534-1453

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
“Anarchist Beauties” in Late Meiji Japan: Media Narratives of Police Violence in the Red Flag Incident
Tomoko Seto
Confronting an Enemy Abroad, Transforming a Nation at Home: Domestic Militarism in the United States, 1990–1996
Josh Cerretti

Antiviolence Activism and the State

Fighting Back, Claiming Power: Feminist Rhetoric and Resistance to Rape in the 1970s
Catherine O. Jacquet
Protecting the Prestige of the Traditional Family: The Politics of Domestic Violence Discourse
Raphael Ginsberg
Which Black Lives Matter?: Gender, State-Sanctioned Violence, and “My Brother's Keeper”
Xhercis Méndez

Ways of Seeing and Knowing Violence

“Stubborn Masculine Women”: Violence, Slavery, the State, and Constructions of Gender in Graaff-Reinet, 1830–1834
Carla Tsampiras
Torture, the State, and Sexual Violence against Men in Colonial India
Deana Heath
Gendered Violence and Cultural Forgetting: The Case of the Irish Magdalenes
Jennifer Yeager; Jonathan Culleton
Looking beyond the Frame: Snapshot Photography, Imperial Archives, and the US Military's Violent Embrace of East Asia
Jessie Kindig
Boko Haram, Refugee Mimesis, and the Archive of Contemporary Gender-Based Violence
Benjamin N. Lawrance

Visual Essay

Four Images of False Positives: A Visual Essay
Luis Morán; Claudia Salamanca

Curated Spaces

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

Notes on Contributors

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
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