John R. Ziegler is professor of English at Bronx Community College, CUNY.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: Mutations in Europe, Australia, and the AmericasChapter 1: Class and Capitalism, Take 1: Italy, England, and CubaChapter 2: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 1: Belgium, Australia, and GermanyChapter 3: Race and Nation, Take 1: The United States, Canada, and Australia Chapter 4: Self, Society, and State, Take 1: France, Canada, and IrelandPart II: Mutations in AsiaChapter 5: Class and Capitalism, Take 2: Malaysia, South Korea, and the PhilippinesChapter 6: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 2: Japan, South Korea, and the PhilippinesChapter 7: Race and Nation, Take 2: China, South Korea, and JapanChapter 8: Self, Society, and State, Take 2: China, South Korea, and IndiaConclusionReferencesFilmographyAbout the Author

Transnational Zombie Cinema is as far-ranging as it is erudite. Ziegler has written a thoroughly engaging encounter with the all consuming undead that untangles the individual in the global and revels the transnational poetics of our (collective) zombie future.

John R. Ziegler is professor of English at Bronx Community College, CUNY.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: Mutations in Europe, Australia, and the AmericasChapter 1: Class and Capitalism, Take 1: Italy, England, and CubaChapter 2: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 1: Belgium, Australia, and GermanyChapter 3: Race and Nation, Take 1: The United States, Canada, and Australia Chapter 4: Self, Society, and State, Take 1: France, Canada, and IrelandPart II: Mutations in AsiaChapter 5: Class and Capitalism, Take 2: Malaysia, South Korea, and the PhilippinesChapter 6: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 2: Japan, South Korea, and the PhilippinesChapter 7: Race and Nation, Take 2: China, South Korea, and JapanChapter 8: Self, Society, and State, Take 2: China, South Korea, and IndiaConclusionReferencesFilmographyAbout the Author

Transnational Zombie Cinema is as far-ranging as it is erudite. Ziegler has written a thoroughly engaging encounter with the all consuming undead that untangles the individual in the global and revels the transnational poetics of our (collective) zombie future.

John R. Ziegler is professor of English at Bronx Community College, CUNY.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: Mutations in Europe, Australia, and the AmericasChapter 1: Class and Capitalism, Take 1: Italy, England, and CubaChapter 2: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 1: Belgium, Australia, and GermanyChapter 3: Race and Nation, Take 1: The United States, Canada, and Australia Chapter 4: Self, Society, and State, Take 1: France, Canada, and IrelandPart II: Mutations in AsiaChapter 5: Class and Capitalism, Take 2: Malaysia, South Korea, and the PhilippinesChapter 6: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 2: Japan, South Korea, and the PhilippinesChapter 7: Race and Nation, Take 2: China, South Korea, and JapanChapter 8: Self, Society, and State, Take 2: China, South Korea, and IndiaConclusionReferencesFilmographyAbout the Author

Transnational Zombie Cinema is as far-ranging as it is erudite. Ziegler has written a thoroughly engaging encounter with the all consuming undead that untangles the individual in the global and revels the transnational poetics of our (collective) zombie future.