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In this groundbreaking work on American public policy and human fertility control, policies and practices of the 70s, 80s, and 90s are reviewed and analyzed in each of the fifty states. Arguing that morality politics have helped make fertility policies contentious and complex, McFarlane and Meier conclude that current policies are inadequate for addressing unintended pregnancy and even contribute to high abortion rates. The authors offer alternative public policy designed to be more effective in the future.
Fertility Control Policy: A Theoretical Approach
Fertility Control Policy: A Theoretical Approach
THIS BOOK EXAMINES American public policy toward fertility control—the actions of individuals or couples to limit the number of children they biologically produce or to space the timing of their children's births. We therefore focus on public policies that address family planning and ...
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