Abortion has been at the center of the anthropological examination of body politics,
contributing to the theories of bodily integrity, autonomy, entitlement, claims, choice, consent …

Women's rights to legal abortion in the United States are now facing their greatest social and
legislative challenges since its 1973 legalization. Legislation restricting rights and access to …

This chapter focuses on abortion as a global issue and the growing debates and research
examining abortion policies and cross-border abortion travel. This chapter offers guidance …

This article offers a naturecultural intervention to the abortion literature, which characterizes
abortion as a standard procedure, from the perspective of both biomedical and social …

This book looks at the trajectories of reproduction and abortion rights in diverse socio-
cultural contexts in various countries, and the regional concerns which animate these …

After a 35‐year‐long constitutional ban on abortion, the Eighth Amendment was repealed in
May 2018 and the Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018 was …

For over a century, abortion has been politically and socially contested, affecting people's
lives through personal experience and/or public discourse. In the United States (US) …

This multidisciplinary volume investigates different abortion and reproductive practices
across time, space, geography, national boundaries, and cultures. The authors specialize in …

SHELDON, Sally, The law of abortion and the politics of medicalisation, in Jo BRIDGEMAN
and Susan MILLNS (eds), Law and body politics: regulating the female body, Aldershot; …

Building on medical anthropology literature that analyzes doctor–patient interactions as a
charged site for the production of political subjectivities, I demonstrate how a central feature …