OUTLINE
1. What is "Reproductive Politics"
2. Why History Matters
3. The Legal Context
4. Religious Views and Their Impacts
5. Population Issues and Reproductive Politics
6. Public Policy and Reproductive Politics
7. Contemporary "Values" Debates over Reproductive Politics
8. Teenage Pregnancy and Single Pregnancy in the U.S.
10. Contemporary Abortion Politics I: Opinions and Science
11. Contemporary Abortion Politics II: Experience and Practice
12. Contemporary Abortion Politics III: Activism, Law, and Public
Policy
13. Fetuses
14. Family PLanning and Reproductive Technologies
15. Adoption
16. The Environment and Reproductive Politics
17. Disability and Reproductive Politics
18. Birthing and Reproductive Politics
19. Health Care Reform and Reproductive Politics
20. Global Perspectives on Reproductive Politics
21. Men and Reproductive Politics
22. Language and Frameworks
Rickie Solinger is a historian and curator. She has written and
edited a number of books about reproductive politics, including
Wake Up Little Susie: Single Pregnancy and Race before Roe v. Wade
and Beggars and Choosers: How the Politics of Choice Shapes
Adoption, Abortion, and Welfare in the U.S. Solinger has organized
exhibitions that have traveled to 140 college and university
galleries over the past eighteen years. She lives
in the Hudson Valley and New York City.
"Researchers interested in the full context of abortion rights and
other reproductive issues will appreciate this helpful
guide."--LIBRARY JOURNAL
"The strength of this book is the broad definition of reproductive
issues beyond abortion and the articulation of the cultural and
legal issues informing this topic. A good addition for collections
on gender politics, abortion, and same-sex marriage." --CHOICE
"Solinger expertly tacklets a wide range of issues, including
environmentalist perspectives on birth control, the role of men in
reproductive rights debates, and religious teachings about
contraception." -- Kristin Ryder, Feminist Collections
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