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Regulating Reproduction: A Century of Conflict in Britain and France

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Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes Reproductive Health and Contraception Medical and Health Sciences Research

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Introduction - reproductive rights and the policy press Contraception and the law - from obscenity to consumerism The creation of contraceptive policy Abortion and the law - from criminalisation to medicalisation Abortion politics in development Assisted conception and the law - medical gatekeepers and embryo status The delivery of assisted conception regulation Conclusion - Whose victory? Whose law - The medicalisation of reproduction.

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