The Oxford Handbook of the History of Eugenics

Contributors; Abbreviations; Introduction; Eugenics and the modern world; Philippa Levine and Alison Bashford; Part One: Transnational themes in the history of eugenics ; 1.: The Darwinian context: Evolution and inheritance; Diane B. Paul and James Moore; 2.: Anthropology, colonialism, and eugenics; Philippa Levine; 3.: Race, science, and eugenics in the twentieth century; Marius Turda; 4.: Eugenics and the science of genetics; Nils Roll-Hansen; 5.: Fertility control: Eugenics, neo-Malthusianism, and feminism; Susanne Klausen and Alison Bashford; 6.: Disability, psychiatry, and eugenics; Mathew Thomson; 7.: Eugenics and the state: Policy-making in comparative perspective; VÚronique Mottier; 8.: Internationalism, cosmopolitanism, and eugenics; Alison Bashford; 9.: Gender and sexuality: A global tour and compass; Alexandra Minna Stern; 10.: Eugenics and genocide; A. Dirk Moses and Dan Stone; Part Two: National/colonial formations ; 11.: Eugenics in Britain: The view from the metropole; Lucy Bland and Lesley Hall; 12.: South Asia's eugenic past; Sarah Hodges; 13.: Eugenics in Australia and New Zealand: Laboratories of racial science; Stephen Garton; 14.: Eugenics in China and Hong Kong: Nationalism and colonialism, 1890s-1940s; Yuehtsen Juliette Chung; 15.: Eugenics in South Africa: Paradoxes in the place of race?; Saul Dubow; 16.: Eugenics in colonial Kenya; Chloe Campbell; 17.: Eugenics in post-colonial Southeast Asia; Sunil S. Amrith; 18.: German eugenics and the wider world: Beyond the racial state; Paul Weindling; 19.: Eugenics in France and the colonies; Richard S. Fogarty and Michael A. Osborne; 20: . Eugenics in the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies; Hans Pols; 21.: . The Scandinavian states: Reformed eugenics applied; Mattias TydÚn; 22.: The first-wave eugenic revolution in southern Europe: Science sans frontiÞres; Maria Sophia Quine; 23.: Eugenics in eastern Europe, 1870s-1945; Maria Bucur; 24.: Eugenics in Russia and the Soviet Union; Nikolai Krementsov;