Women's Suffrage in the British Empire : Citizenship, Nation and Race (Paperback)

Part 1 Re-thinking suffrage discourse; Chapter 1 The South African War and the origins of suffrage militancy in Britain, 1899?1902, Laura E. Nym Mayhall; Chapter 2 “States of injury”, Antoinette Burton; Chapter 3 “Racial poison”, Mariana Valverde; Chapter 4 Modernity and mother-heartedness, Judith Smart; Chapter 5 White maternity and black infancy, Pamela Scully; Part 2 Local feminisms in an imperial state; Chapter 6 An experiment in the social laboratory?, Raewyn Dalziel; Chapter 7 “Women of the Nations, Unite!”, Ian Christopher Fletcher; Chapter 8 “Pioneering representatives of the Hebrew people”, Ruth Abrams; Chapter 9 Nation, tradition and rights, Ellen Fleischmann; Part 3 Tracking the transnational; Chapter 10 British suffragists and Iranian women, 1906?1911, Mansour Bonakdarian; Chapter 11 “Making fresh Britains across the seas”, Donal Lowry; Chapter 12 Competing transnational representations of the 1930s Indian franchise question, Catherine Candy; Chapter 13 Australian women’s metropolitan activism, Angela Woollacott; Chapter 14 Suffragism and internationalism, Mrinalini Sinha;