Feminists have long been interested in how men and women's uneven reproductive roles
have influenced their relative status in society. Women's place in the home, workforce and …

Traditionally, reproductive autonomy meant simply the freedom (assuming it was a real
freedom) to decide whether to try and reproduce, with whom, when and where. However …

For those not intimately involved, one of the delights of the burgeoning reproductive
business is the glittering constellation of ethical and legal questions that reproductive …

Recent years have illustrated how the reproductive realm threatens to become a site of
increased progenitive contestation; the landscape is changing in the face of quite dramatic …

Sex and sexuality are contentious concepts, blending the deeply personal with the
profoundly political. They concern most of us in our private spaces of fantasy and meaning …

Kirk Dickson was serving a life sentence in prison when he befriended Lorraine, who was
also in prison, via a pen-pal network. After Lorraine had been released, she and Kirk …

My aim in this chapter is to demonstrate why the issue of clinical research is a particularly
appropriate topic for feminist interrogation. I contend that women are doubly disadvantaged …

Canadian policy-makers have been agonizing over new reproductive technologies for well
over a decade now. The announcement of the formation of the Royal Commission on New …

The question of how far there is, or should be, a right to procreate arises in debates about
the emerging technologies in the field of reproduction. Is there a right to have a child? Does …

Abstract In English law, legal motherhood is allocated to the person who gestated. However,
we argue that gestation—legally denoted as the “natural” source of parenting obligations—is …