Trails and technology: social and cultural geographies of abortion access

S Calkin, C Freeman - Social & Cultural Geography, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
Abortion is a routine medical procedure: global abortion statistics suggest that, on average,
a woman will have one abortion during her lifetime (Guttmacher, 2018, p. 8). Yet the issue is …
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Abortion is at once a routine medical procedure and the subject of intense controversy and
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Trails and Technology: Social and Cultural Geographies of Abortion Access

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Abortion is at once a routine medical procedure and the subject of intense controversy and
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S Calkin, C Freeman - Social & Cultural Geography, 2018 - qmro.qmul.ac.uk
Abortion is at once a routine medical procedure and the subject of intense controversy and
unique criminal regulation. This provocation offers an account of the spatiality of abortion …

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S Calkin, C Freeman - Social & Cultural Geography - nottingham-repository.worktribe.com
Abortion is at once a routine medical procedure and the subject of intense controversy and
unique criminal regulation. This provocation offers an account of the spatiality of abortion …