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women and the politics of authoritarianism in the Dominican Republic
Introduction: gendering the history of dictatorship and transnational politics -- Advocating suffrage and sovereignty: Pan-American feminism and the rise of the Trujillato, 1922-1942 -- Defending the home against the chaos of communism: women, regime politics, and the Cold War, 1942-1961 -- Intimate violations: gender, family, and the Ajusticiamiento of Trujillo, 1944-1961 -- Neither Russia nor the United States: women and the search for legitimate democracy, 1961-1965 -- First to liberate women's lib: negotiating the politics of mediation during Balaguer's doce años, 1966-1978 -- Sangre Sin Revolución: the gendered politics of opposition through the doce años -- Epilogue: International women's year and Dominican transnational feminism under authoritarianism.
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