Gender politics and mass dictatorship : global perspectives / edited by Jie-Hyun Lim and Karen Petrone.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Series introduction : mapping mass dictatorship : towards a transnational history of twentieth-century dictatorship / Jie-Hyun Lim -- Introduction : meandering between self-empowerment and self-mobilisation / Karen Petrone, Jie-Hyun Lim -- Mass dictatorship and gender politics : is the outcome predictable? / Barbara Einhorn -- A tributary and a mainstream : gender, public memory and the historiography of Nazi Germany / Claudia Koonz -- Little prefects : the embodiment of masculinity in interwar Britain / Sangsoo Kim -- Between fascism and feminism : women activists of the British Union of fascists / Woonok Yeom -- Between exploitation and empowerment : Soviet women negotiate Stalinism / Karen Petrone -- Male bodies : well-trained muscles or beer bellies? : From the 'master race' in Nazism to the ruling class in East Germany / Alf Ludtke -- The state, family and 'womanhood' in colonial Korea : 'public' women and the contradictions of the total mobilisation programme / Kyu Hyun Kim -- Mothers of the empire : military conscription and mobilisation in late colonial Korea / Michael Kim -- 'Taming soldiers' : the gender politics of Japanese soldiers in total war / Yonson Ahn -- Sex in big-character posters from China's cultural revolution : gendering the class enemy / Michael Schoenhals -- The discourses of the modernisation project in South Korea and its gender politics / Eun-shil Kim -- From welfare state to self-welfare : everyday opposition among female textile workers in Lodz, 1971-1981 / Malgorzata Mazurek.