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Risk, Reward, and Resistance: Navigating Work and Family under Hungary’s New Pronatalism

Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State and Society, 2022
:New pronatalist regimes rely on market incentives to increase childbearing and encourage full employment. Few countries have instituted a more extreme version of new pronatalism than Hungary.
Christy Glass, É. Fodor
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Pronatalism, Geneticism, and ART

International Journal of Feminist Approaches To Bioethics, 2017
In this essay, I argue that pronatalism—a social bias in favor of gestational motherhood—and geneticism—a social bias in favor of genetic motherhood—are conceptually and operationally distinct social forces that influence some women's reproductive ...
Angel Petropanagos
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Jewish pronatalism: Policy and praxis

Religion Compass, 2021
Michal Raucher
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From Pronatalism to Social Welfare? Extending Family Allowances to Minority Populations in France and Israel [PDF]

European Journal of Population, 2001
An inherent tension exists between the goals of pronatalism and the actual policies through which law makers have often attempted to raise birth rates.
Leslie King
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Parenthood Aspirations Among LGB Individuals in Poland and Israel: The Roles of Minority Stressors and Pronatalism

Sexuality Research and Social Policy
Kfir Ifrah, Geva Shenkman, Jerzy Bandel
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The Rise and Fall and Rise of Pronatalism: A Disingenuous Policy that Harms the Health of People and Society

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics
Pronatalist policies are on the rise in many countries. These have stemmed from several motivators, including economic concerns, nationalism, and promotion of traditional family values. As global fertility rates have fallen, many countries have instilled
R. Forati, D. Bartz
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An Application of the 4Ns to Pronatalism: Implications for Animal Welfare

Journal of Animal Ethics
:The 4Ns constitute four broad categories—normal, natural, necessary, and nice—into which justifications for the cultural practice of consuming certain animals (carnism) fall.
Jenny L. Mace
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Futile and Harmful “Pronatalism” in the Post-Dobbs United States

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics
Pronatalism in the United States is allied with the movement to ban abortion. Evidence shows abortion bans harm people and do not increase birth rates.
Susannah Baruch
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“Blessed Be the Fruit”—The Contemporary Rise of Pronatalism

Obstetric Anesthesia Digest
(N Engl J Med. 2024;391(17):1569–1571. doi:10.1056/NEJMp2410208) Margaret Atwood’s novel The Handmaid’s Tale, published in 1985, was influenced by the political changes during the Reagan administration.
R. Forati, D. Bartz
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On reproductive straightening: Pronatalism, privatization, and queer kin in South Korea

Sexualities
In this article, I examine the heteronormative political and economic consequences of demographic anxieties and pronatalist governance in South Korea and beyond.
A. Wolff
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