Click here for the table of contents and links to full text. Reconsidering Gender, Violence and the State Reassessing conflicting narratives of victimization, subjection, retaliation and self-defense, this issue of Radical History Review reconsiders the inter-relationships among gender, violence and the state. Features Jen Manion analyzes incidents of violence against female prisoners in penitentiaries in early nineteenth-century New York State. Tomoko Seto explores press coverage of anarchist women during the “Red Flag” incident of 1908 in late Meiji Japan. Josh Cerretti examines the ways that invocations of threats to women and children informed the US government’s rationales for military intervention abroad and […]
Yearly Archives: 2016
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