Morning After

"Enloe contends that the U.S. military is masculine potency, writ large. But, what happens when the military begins to shrink? In pursuing this question, Enloe shows us the world through a feminist prism. Briskly paced and provocatively argued,The Morning Afteris fascinating reading."--Edwin Dorn, The Brookings Institution "Feminist trailblazer Cynthia Enloe has done it again. Turning her ghostbusting intellect on the sexual politics of the post-Cold War New International Disorder, Enloe once again demonstrates her unique capacity to track the subtleties and mutations of the illicit relationship between masculinity and militarism. For an intellectual journey through the Free Trade Agreement, Steve Canyon, Tailhook, women fighter pilots or resurgent nationalism, no guide is more astute or witty than Cynthia Enloe."--Judith Stacey, University of California, Davis, author ofBrave New Families "Once again, Cynthia Enloe has broken new ground . . . . In this lively, undogmatic, and very readable book, Enloe examines the gendering of war in order to explain--and explore alternatives to--militarism and its costly effects."--V. Spike Peterson, editor,Gendered States: Feminist (Re) Visions of International Relations TheoryEnloe, Cynthia H. is the author of 'Morning After' with ISBN 9780520083356 and ISBN 0520083350.