Genocide and gender in the twentieth century: a comparative survey

Introduction: Gendering genocide studies / Amy E. Randall

Part 1: Gendered experiences of genocide. Gender and the holocaust : male and female experiences of Auschwitz / Lisa Pine ; Masculinities and vulnerabilities in the Rwandan and Congolese genocides / Adam Jones

Part 2: Sexual violence and mass rape. Exposed bodies : a conceptual approach to sexual violence during the Armenian genocide / Anthonie Holslag ; An exceptional genocide? Sexual violence in the Holocaust / Zoë Waxman ; Constructions of identity and sexual violence in wartime : the case of Bosnia / Patricia A. Weitsman ; Rape as a weapon of genocide : gender, patriarchy, and sexual violence in Rwanda / Jennie E. Burnet

Part 3: Gender and complicity. Ordinary masculinity : gender analysis and holocaust scholarship / Stephen R. Haynes ; Women as perpetrators : agency and authority in genocidal Rwanda / Nicole Hogg and Mark Drumbl

Part 4: Post-genocidal trauma and memory. The biopolitics of "rescue" : women and the politics of inclusion after the Armenian genocide / Lena Ekmekcioglu ; Wartime rape and its shunned victims / Olivera Simić ; Distortions in survivors' narratives from Srebrenica : the impossibility of conveying their truth / Selma Leydesdorff

Part 5: Genocide prevention and international law. Making sense of genocide, making sense of law : international criminal prosecutions of large-scale sexual violence / Doris Buss ; Gender and the future of genocide studies and prevention / Elisa von Joeden-Forgey.