Choice Reviews Online · 1995 · 45 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesGender StudiesHuman Rights LawAssisted Reproductive TechnologiesFeminist TheoryWomen's StudiesAssisted ReproductionAssisted Reproductive Technology LawReproductive Decision-makingReproductive EthicsReproductive PolicyReproductive RightsAssisted Reproductive Technology EthicsAssisted Reproductive Technology PolicyAssisted Reproductive Technology RightsGenetic MotherhoodManufacturingMotherhood StudiesPublic Policy DebateReproductive Consent Law
Acknowledgements - Introduction: Manufacturing Babies and Public Consent - Mapping the Public Debate on New Reproductive Technologies - Reading Science, Journalism and Fiction as Culture - Constructing the Need for Reproductive Technologies - Feminist Assessments of New Reproductive Technologies - From Cure to Commodity: The Naturalization of IVF - From Need to Right: The Legalization of Genetic Motherhood - From Legalization to Legislation: Race and Age as Determining Factors - Conclusion - Notes - Works Cited - Index