Human Reproduction: Principles, Practices, Policies

1. Reflections On Reproductive Rights In Canada -- 2. Mother/foetus/state Conflicts -- 3. Selective Termination In Pregnancy And Women's Reproductive Autonomy -- 4. Biological Mothers And The Disposition Of Foetuses After Abortion -- 5. Frozen Embryos And 'fathers' Rights': Parenthood And Decision-making In The Cryopreservation Of Embryos -- 6. The Co-optation Of Feminist Values In Defence Of Reproductive Engineering: A Case Study -- 7. The Case Against Legalization Of Contract Motherhood -- 8. Access To In Vitro Fertilization: Costs, Care, And Consent -- 9. Reproductive Engineering And Genealogy --reflections On Reproductive Rights In Canada -- Mother/foetus/state Conflicts -- Selective Termination In Pregnancy And Women's Reproductive Autonomy -- Biological Mothers And The Disposition Of Foetuses After Abortion -- Frozen Embryos And Fathers' Rights : Parenthood And Decision-making In The Cryopreservation Of Embryos -- The Co-optation Of Feminist Values In Defence Of Reproductive Engineering : A Case Study -- The Case Against Legalization Of Contract Motherhood -- Access To In Vitro Fertilization : Cost, Care, And Consent -- Reproductive Engineering And Genealogy. Christine Overall. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.