Gender, Power, and Military Occupations

Abstract

1. Analyzing Gendered Occupation Power Christine de Matos and Rowena Ward Part I: Asia and the Pacific 2. Occupation Masculinities: The Residues of Colonial Power in Australian Occupied Japan Christine de Matos 3. Encountering National and Gendered Selves: Identity Formation of Okinawan Students in the United States during the US Occupation of Okinawa Kinuko Maehara Yamazato 4. Histories of Violence: Occupation, Resistance and Masculinities in Timor Leste Henri Myrttinen 5. Lily Pads and Leisure Meccas: The Gendered Political Economy of Post-Base and Post-9/11 Philippines Bronwyn Winter 6. Chamorro Warriors and Godmothers Meet Uncle Sam: Gender, Loyalty and Resistance to US Military Occupation in Postwar Guam Miyume Tanji 7. The Northern Territory Intervention in Australia: A Grassroots Perspective Miliwanga Sandy and Kathleen Clapham Part II: South Asia and the Middle East 8. Caught between Cultures: How the Occupation of Iraq Is Reinforcing and Redefining Gender Roles Marcus Schulzke 9. The People Follow the Mullah, and the Mullah Follows the People: Politics of Aid and Gender in Afghanistan post-2001 Joyce Wu 10. Abu Ghraib: A Ghostly Story Stefka Hristova 11. The National Struggle and Women's Rights: The Case of Palestine Rose Shomali Musleh 12. This Garden Uprooted: Gendered violence, Suffering and Resistance in Indian-Administered Kashmir Shubh Mathur 13. Forced Encounters and Gendered Impacts: Past, Present and Future Keiko Tamura Notes on Contributors Notes Index