Women, Warfare and Representation: American Servicewomen in the Twentieth Century (War, Culture and Society)

Explore the critical representation of American servicewomen across the 20th century in this comprehensive study. Delve into how societal sex-role expectations influenced women’s evolving military participation and their depiction in warfare. Using an interdisciplinary approach, the book analyzes military history, theory, and social psychology to chart this transformative journey. Gain unique insights through comparative case studies, examining how women’s integration into armed forces differs globally, including Britain, Canada, and Israel. An essential read for anyone interested in military history, gender studies, and understanding the global dynamics of servicewomen’s roles.