Part I Projects 1
1 Introduction: Mass Dictatorship as Modernizing Project:
Some Preliminary Refl ections 3
KonradJarausch
2 History ofFuture. Imagining theCommunist Future:
TheSoviet andChinese Cases Compared 9
S.A.Smith
3 Sociopolitical Engineering 23
GuidoFranzinetti
4 Colonialism and Mass Dictatorship: TheImperial
Axis andtheHome Front inJapan,
Italy andGermany 35
DanielHedinger
5 Nation-Building andDevelopment asIdeology
andPractice 51
MichaelKim
6 Political Religion 67
CharlesArmstrong
7 Science andTechnology: National Identity,
Self-reliance, Technocracy andBiopolitics 81
Sang-Hyun Kim
Part II Domination 99
8 Introduction: Repression and Cooptation in Mass
Dictatorship 101
AntónioCostaPinto
9 Violence, Repression andTerror inMass Dictatorships:
AView fromtheEuropean Margins 105
AntónioCostaPinto andFilipaRaimundo
10 Policing andSurveillance 119
JonathanDunnage
11 Inclusion andExclusion asInstruments
ofDomination 131
EveRosenhaft
12 The Archive asBlueprint: Information inMass
Dictatorships 141
IoanaMacrea-Toma
13 Economic Control andConsent inWartime Japan 157
JanisMimura
14 Maneuvering Memories ofDictatorship andConfl icts:
TheBaltic States, Central andEastern
Europe, andRussia 171
NobuyaHashimoto
Part III Mobilization 185
15 Introduction: Mobilization as the Key
to Mass Dictatorships 187
KarenPetrone
16 Historians, Authoritarian States andSpectator
Sport, 1880–2020 191
RobertEdelman
17 Aesthetics, Propaganda andCulture inMass Dictatorships 205
KarenPetrone
18 Rituals, Emotions andMobilization: TheLeader
Cult andParty Politics 217
DanielLeese
19 Populism andDictatorship 229
FedericoFinchelstein
20 Gender Mobilization andGender Panic: Soviet and
Iranian Revolutionary Memoirs andtheExile’s
Imagination 243
ChoiChatterjee
21 The Nature oftheHero inMass Dictatorships 257
CatrionaKelly
22 Banality inVision: Cinema andMass Dictatorship 271
HanSangKim
Part IV Militarization 285
23 Introduction: Militarization andDictatorship inthe
Age ofTotal War 287
DanielHedinger
24 Mass Production andMass Dictatorships: The
Economics ofTotal War inNazi Germany and
theSoviet Union, 1933–1945 293
KennethSlepyan
25 Conscription andMilitary Education 309
DavidR.Stone
26 Language, Discourse andPerformativity 323
MarekJeziński
27 Women’s Total War: Gender andWartime Mobilization
intheJapanese Empire, 1931–1945 337
RyuichiNarita
28 Mobilizing Death: Bodies andSpirits oftheModern
Japanese Military Dead 351
AkikoTakenaka
Part V Appropriation 365
29 Introduction: TheAgency ofthe“Masses” 367
EveRosenhaft
30 “Unwilling toWork Under a‘Zombie’”: Mass Dictatorship
andNormative Choice inJapan, theUnited States and
Canada During theSecond World War 371
TakashiFujitani
31 Collaboration asaTransnational Formation ofModernity:
TheConduct ofEveryday Life andtheBirth ofthe
Modern Subject 385
MichaelKim
32 Everyday Conformity in Nazi Germany 399
ElissaMailänder
33 Non-compliance, Indifference andResistance in
Regimes ofMass Dictatorship 413
PaulCorner
34 Victimhood 427
Jie-HyunLim
Index 445
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