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REPRODUCTIVE LAWS FOR THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY
Reproductive Laws for the Twenty First Century Papers includes new legal and policy analyses, research reports, and commentary on current and future threats to women’s reproductive rights, justice, and health -- with particular emphasis on their impact on women of color, low income women, and women with disabilities – both in the USA and globally.
January 2012
- Details & Devils: Contraceptive Coverage, Health
Reform’s Medicaid Expansion and the Enduring Importance of the States
Author: Sheila Bapat - Ireland: Rape and Incest Not Grounds for Abortion
Author: Pauline Conroy - Looking Back at the Hyde Amendment and Looking Forward to
Restoring Public Funding: A Research and Policy Report
Authors: Amanda Dennis, Ruth Manski, and Kelly Blanchard
February
2012
- Disability and Justice in Abortion Debates
Authors: Sujatha Jesudason and Julia Epstein - Women, Abortion, Migration and Political, Medical and
Religious Discourses in Catalonia, Spain
Author: Mara E. Martínez Morant - HIV and Sexual and Reproductive
Health in the District of Columbia
Author: The Women’s Collective
May
2012
- Time
for Change: Reproductive Rights in Latin America in the 21st Century
Authors: Joan Caivano and Jane Marcus-Delgado - Sexual
Rights as Human Rights: Informing a Domestic Reproductive Justice Agenda
Authors: Juhu Thukral, Sara Koerber, and Annie J. Wang
June
2012
- No
Woman Left Behind? The Limits of Reproductive Health and Rights for Women
Who Use Drugs in Russia
Authors: Rebecca Tolson and Olga Rychkova - If
These Walls Could Talk, They Would Be Censored: U.S. Restrictions on
Pro-Choice Speech
Authors: Kristina Kallas and Akila Radhakrishnan
July
2012
- The
Impact of Imposing Time Limits on Access to Safe Abortion Care in
Bangladesh
Authors: Noushin Islam and Shahanoor Akter Chowdhury - Reproductive
Justice: A Useful Approach for Lesbian Families in Argentina to Bypass
Legal Constrictions and Political Misunderstandings
Author: María Luisa Peralta - “She
Doesn’t Deserve to be Treated Like This”: Prisons as Sites of Reproductive
Injustice
Author: Rachel Roth
August
2012
- The
Limits and Potential of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
(ACA) in Promoting Women's Health
Authors: Susan Berke Fogel and Tracey A. Weitz - Reproductive
Freedom and Barriers to Care in the U.S. Military
Authors: Service Women's Action Network (SWAN), Elizabeth S. Kellogg, Estefania Ponti, and Greg Jacob - Pre-Existing
Conditions: How Restrictions on Abortion Coverage and Marginalization of
Care Paved the Way for Discriminatory Treatment of Abortion in Health
Reform and Beyond
Authors: Amy Allina, Jessica Arons, and M. Elizabeth Barajas-Román - Pregnancy
Exclusions in State Living Will and Medical Proxy Statutes
Authors: Megan Greene and Leslie R. Wolfe