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Dernier numéro de la revue: Journal of Women’s Historyhttp://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_womens_history/toc/jowh.26.4.htmlVolume 26, Number 4, Winter 2014 Editorial Note:Making, Shaping, and Resisting Nations in the Twentieth Century: Women in Australia, Occupied Japan, and Postwar United States and CanadaJean Quataert, Leigh Ann Wheeler&#160;Articles:“A Splendid Object Lesson”: A Transnational Perspective on the Birth of the Australian NationClare Wright&#160;Aboriginal Women in Australia’s Traveling Shows, 1930s–1950s: Shadows and SuggestionsKathryn Hunter&#160;Modern Butterfly: American Perceptions of Japanese Women and their Role in International Relations, 1945–1960Meghan Warner Mettler&#160;Beauty, Soft Power, and the Politics of Womanhood During the U.S. Occupation of Japan, 1945–1952Malia McAndrew&#160;Maternalism and the Mayor: Dottie Do-Good’s War on Sin in Postwar PortlandSarah Koenig&#160;Ungodly Grandmother: Marian Sherman and the Social Dimensions of Atheism in Postwar CanadaTina Block&#160;ReviewsLegal History and the Politics of InclusionFelice Batlan&#160;Women and FashionLinda Simon&#160;Scouts, Tomboys, and the History of Girls and GirlhoodAmanda H. Littauer&#160;Sisters’ History Is Women’s History: The American ContextMargaret Susan Thompson