… medication abortion that exist in Tunisia among several categories of actors in relation to the
legal, medical … I first describe when and how medication abortion was introduced in Tunisia …

… power is shifting through medication abortion, but not only into … logics and global health
policies that stigmatize abortion have … for the drug to enter new assemblages for feminist abortion …

… opposition to abortion. We employ the concept of sonic patriarchy, the sonic counterpart to
the male gaze, to explore how anti-abortion protesting dominates the aural space surrounding …

… The logic of medicalisation establishes abortion as a predominantly medical matter, and …
women’s problems rather than, say, patriarchal norms. This period also saw the emergence of …

… choosing to undergo tests, abort genetically 'deficient' fetuses, … logic stems in part from
the tendency to portray patriarchal … the same position in relation to patriarchy, namely, that of …

… If the logic of these very compulsions were extended, the … of a patriarchal society (including
the low priority given to research on safe contraceptive methods) which make abortions …

… Patriarchy provides a ready-made ideology upon which to project insecurity as a necessary
threat to nonconformity and a basis for the logic of governmentality in order to enact ‘…

… abortions and thus allowed them on request, but it also retained the logic of medical-necessity
by recommending that abortions … growing critique of patriarchal medicine, convinced many …

… structure of patriarchal economic and political systems When the choices are not our own,
what choice do we have'' In this present system of limited, legalized, medical, abortion women …

… the logic of activist literature that critiques the very idea of laws limiting abortion access to …
” [Knowing your own body to end patriarchy: Feminist health publications in Spain during the …