GHAJ Journal
Gender History vol.17(2021)
Articles
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The American Eugenics Movement and Sterilization in the Early 20th Century: From the Enactment of World's First Sterilization Law in Indiana to Margaret Sanger's Birth Control Movement
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Compulsory Sterilization in Nazi-Germany and Compensation for Victims
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Scientific Discourse on Sex and the Women's Subjectivity in Imperial Germany: on Marianne Weber's Criticism of the Concept of "Nature"
Research Note
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Reexamination of the Iconography of Empress Jingu: The Transformation of the Iconography after the Annexation of Korea and after the War from the Perspective of Gender
Series
I. Key Words in Gender History
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Intersectionality
II. Academic Disciplines and Gender
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History of Nursing Profession
New Trends Abroad
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Research on North Korean Women in South Korea: Finding a Way to Co-existence
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Book Reviews
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New Books