Vol 11 No 2 (2022) | feminists@law

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Published: 2022-10-24

Feminists@law Rapid Response to Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

How can feminists respond to the decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization?

Flora Renz, Marian Duggan
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Right to Life Means No Right to Death with Dignity

Pamela White
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Foetal Protection Laws: paving the way for the criminalisation of abortion

Emma Milne
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Roe v. Wade: The Religious Response

Kellie Turtle, Fiona Bloomer
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Limiting the Impact of Dobbs: The Potential for International Solidarity

Martha F. Davis
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Managing a Professional Identity as Abortion Care Providers in a Time of Uncertainty

Hannah Pereira
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Reimagining the Margins of Kinship, edited by Antu Sorainen and Heidi Härkönen

Introduction to the Special Section

Heidi Härkönen
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(Re)Defining Legal Parenthood and Kinship: The Limits of Legal Change in the Finnish Child Custody Act of 2019

Anna Moring
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Babushkas between Lesbian-Headed Families and the Russian State: Making an Intelligible Model of Extended Mothering

Alisa Zhabenko
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“Thank God, I have a Separate Dwelling”: Restructuring Kinship through Grandmaternal Sidelining in the Heterosexual Families of Russian Natural-Parenting Mothers

Anna Avdeeva
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Marginalisations and Redefinitions of Kinship in Contemporary Cuba

Heidi Härkönen
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Multimedia

A Conversation with Lady Hale about Feminism, Law and Citizenship

Brenda Hale; Rosemary Hunter; Erika Rackley
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