Rana M. Jaleel links international law's redefinition of mass rape as a crime against humanity to the expansion of US imperialism and its effacement of racialized violence and dispossession.
Rana M. Jaleel links international law's redefinition of mass rape as a crime against humanity to the expansion of US imperialism and its effacement of racialized violence and dispossession.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments vii Introduction. The Work of Rape 1 1. The US Sex Wars Meet the Ethnic Wars 49 2. States of War, Men as State: The Tortured Americas, Genocidal Balkans, and the Sexual State Form 88 3. My Own Private Genocide: From Ethnic War to the War on Terror 110 4. Two Title IXs: Empire and the Transnational Production of "Welcomeness" on Campus 142 Epilogue. Decolonial and Abolitionist Feminisms and the Work of Rape 174 Notes 187 Bibliography 229 Index 255
Acknowledgments vii Introduction. The Work of Rape 1 1. The US Sex Wars Meet the Ethnic Wars 49 2. States of War, Men as State: The Tortured Americas, Genocidal Balkans, and the Sexual State Form 88 3. My Own Private Genocide: From Ethnic War to the War on Terror 110 4. Two Title IXs: Empire and the Transnational Production of "Welcomeness" on Campus 142 Epilogue. Decolonial and Abolitionist Feminisms and the Work of Rape 174 Notes 187 Bibliography 229 Index 255
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