… The third aim of this study was thus to explore how children born to gay fathers through
surrogacy use their parents to fulfill safe haven and secure base needs in middle childhood, in …

… belonging and family identity when they discuss surrogacy with … surrogacy necessitates
reflexive explication of what a family … surrogacy necessitates reflexive explication of what a family …

… Were we to transform our social imaginary to accept the fact that surrogacy makes families …
families rather than as the embodiment of their dissolution. The Solomonic view of surrogacy—…

… gestational and traditional surrogacy, but in gestational surrogacy arrangements the intended
parents are the presumptive parents of the child whereas in traditional surrogacy the de …

… , developing a more accessible model of surrogacy in … surrogacy believe access to
arrangements could be improved. Australian surrogates, intended parents, parents through surrogacy…

… In a moral sense, it is deeply inconsistent to expect commercial surrogates to assume … of
commercial gestational surrogates. We conclude that if gestational surrogates are to remain …

… So why haven't we mental health professionals pushed to make sure that counseling is
available to all prospective parents turning to assisted reproductive technology? The original …

… surrogacy as reinscribing a white, patriarchal, heteronormative, neo-eugenicist, unjust notion
of family. Despite … surrogacy to the Global South, I find that much of this analysis still holds. …

… of the surrogacy debate (Rae (1994)). In this chapter we provide a critical analysis of the role
of commercialisation in surrogacy … governing surrogacy might learn from the UK experience. …

… choice to enter into an international commercial surrogacy arrangement can be harmful,
but … surrogacy, showing that simply having the option to enter into a commercial surrogacy …