This article explores how abortion laws and regulations are experienced by women and
others who may become pregnant at the level of the affected body. It theorises that laws …

The honor code: How moral revolutions happen. WW Norton, 2010), the result of decades of
conflict over how individual rights should be realized in the context of pregnancy and family …

The operations of stock photographs, as utilised by the Irish anti-abortion lobby, have not
been examined before. Many of the 'Vote No'posters in the 2018 Irish referendum campaign …

This article examines how the Dublin Bay North (DBN) Repeal the 8th activist group, an
independent women-led, grassroots movement in the largest constituency in Ireland …

In 2018 years of feminist grassroots organizing and activism culminated in a referendum on
the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of Ireland that the Irish public passed with sixty-six …

This chapter gives an overview of the history of Ireland's constitutional ban on abortion and
feminist mobilisations against it, culminating in 66.4% of the Irish electorate voting to repeal …

In this chapter, drawing on the case of reproductive activism in Ireland, and the project 'In
Her Shoes', I explore the relationship between feminist ideas and policymaking (or …

Introduction¹, 2 With the advent of feminist foreign policy (FFP), the past decade has been
marked by a renewed and reframed interest in the relationship between feminism and the …

This chapter outlines Ireland's moral revolution in attitudes to abortion (Appiah, The honor
code: How moral revolutions happen. WW Norton, 2010), the result of decades of conflict …

This dissertation argues that the political and spatial control over time and temporality is a
deeply under-studied aspect of transitional societies. Specifically, I examine the temporal …