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1. Introduction: Gender, Nation and State in Modern Japan Andrea Germer, Vera Mackie and Ulrike Wöhr  2. The Formation of Modern Imperial Japan from the Perspective of Gender Hayakawa Noriyo  3. Narratives of Heroism in Meiji Japan: Nationalism, Gender and Impersonation Jason G. Karlin  4. The Nexus of Nation, Culture and Gender in Modern Japan: The Resistance of Kanno Sugako and Kaneko Fumiko Mae Michiko  5. Domestic Roles and the Incorporation of Women into the Nation State: The Emergence and Development of the ‘Good Wife, Wise Mother’ Ideology Koyama Shizuko  6. The Making of Ainu Citizenship from the Viewpoint of Gender and Ethnicity Kojima Kyōko  7. The Gendering of Work and Workers in the Process of Modernisation of the Textile Industry Himeoka Toshiko  8. The Nation at Work: Gendered Working Patterns in the Taishō and Shōwa Periods Regine Mathias  9. The Spirit to Take Up a Gun: Militarising Gender in the Imperial Army Sabine Frühstück  10. Women’s Professional Expertise and Women’s Suffrage in Japan, 1868–1952 Sally Ann Hastings  11. From Natalism to Family Planning: Population Policy and Its Reception During the War and the Postwar Period Ogino Miho  12. From Mothers of the Nation to Embodied Citizens? Reflexive Modernisation, Women’s Movements and the Nation in Japan Ilse Lenz  13. Gender and Citizenship in the Anti-Nuclear Power Movement in 1970s Japan Ulrike Wöhr  14. Salaryman Anxieties in Tokyo Sonata: Shifting Discourses of State, Family and Masculinity in Post-Bubble Japan Romit Dasgupta  15. Identity Politics, Gender and Nation in Modern Western Philosophy Sidonia Blättler  16. From Personal Experience to a Political Movement in the 1970s: My View of Feminism Iijima Aiko, with an Introduction by Andrea Germer