Contraceptive diplomacy : reproductive politics and imperial ambitions in the United States and Japan / Aiko Takeuchi-Demirci.

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Takeuchi-Demirci, Aiko [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781503604414

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Electronic Books.

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HQ766 .C668 2017

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Contents:

Spreading the gospel of birth control : the limits of international women's activism -- Danger spots in world population : the eugenic and imperial struggles in the Pacific -- Between democracy and genocide : U.S. involvement in population control in occupied Japan -- Re-producing national bodies : promoting eugenic marriages in postwar Japan -- Birth control for the masses : technological imperatives for global population control.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

The women rebels : transnational socialism, feminism, and the early birth control movement -- Spreading the gospel of birth control : the limits of international women's activism -- Danger spots in world population : the eugenic and imperial struggles in the Pacific -- Between democracy and genocide : U.S. involvement in population control in occupied Japan -- Re-producing national bodies : promoting eugenic marriages in postwar Japan -- Birth control for the masses : technological imperatives for global population control.

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