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Expertise, Dissent, and Identity in American Eugenics, 1907-1927
This dissertation is a sociological study of the emergence of eugenics as an expertise in early 20th century America. In reckoning with eugenics as a case of expertise legitimization, I seek to not only contribute to the study of eugenic legacies and roots but also examine it as a collaborative proj
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