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This book centers on women who voluntarily forgo having and raising children. Grounded in a discourse approach, it examines reproductive decision-making in the context of pronatalist discourses (‘maternal instinct’, ‘biological clock’ and ‘having it all’)
S. Benesch
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Involuntary childlessness in the U.S. and Israel: Pronatalism, gender, and sexual identity
Journal of Marriage and FamilyThis study examined experiences of involuntary childlessness as a function of sexual identity and gender in the United States (U.S.) and Israel.Sexual minority individuals may experience more involuntary childlessness than heterosexual people, and, to ...
Doyle P. Tate, Geva Shenkman
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Against Left Pronatalism: Social Democracy Won't Defeat Capitalism or Patriarchy
Robin Peterson takes on pronotalist arguments put forward by social democrats like Dustin Guastella.
R. Peterson
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Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
Declining American birth rates are a growing national concern, especially among the Christian right. I propose that support for “general pronatalism” (policies that encourage more Americans to have children) and “selective pronatalism” (policies that ...
Samuel L. Perry
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Declining American birth rates are a growing national concern, especially among the Christian right. I propose that support for “general pronatalism” (policies that encourage more Americans to have children) and “selective pronatalism” (policies that ...
Samuel L. Perry
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Journal of Occupational Science
The occupational and ethical implications of South Korea’s expansive pronatalist interventions to halt persistent fertility decline have been insufficiently examined. This article presents a conceptual and critical analysis to interrogate how pronatalist
Hyub Kim
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The occupational and ethical implications of South Korea’s expansive pronatalist interventions to halt persistent fertility decline have been insufficiently examined. This article presents a conceptual and critical analysis to interrogate how pronatalist
Hyub Kim
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Reproductive cultures in crisis: Online memes and the challenge to pronatalism in China
European Journal of Cultural StudiesThis article examines three popular online memes – Fur Babies, Little Milk Dogs, and Garlic Chives – as cultural strategies employed by Chinese netizens to counter state pronatalism in the context of China’s persistently low fertility and the ...
R. Holliday, Qi-Qi Huang
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Selective Neoliberal Pronatalism in Finnish Population Policy Responses to Fertility Decline
NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender ResearchThe trend of rapidly declining birthrates in Europe has led to the rise of population-political discourse on reproduction and family politics, particularly in the Nordics, where institutional support for families and parenthood has been driven by ...
Jenna Siivonen, Anna-Maija Castrén
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Non-Natalism: A case for being against pronatalism
Leslie Root shows how left concerns with purportedly falling birth rates are misguided. Falling birth rates are usually, and problematically, calculated based on Total Fertility Rates which mismeasure the actual social births over time.
Leslie Root
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Patriarchal norms, partner pronatalism, and women's fertility intentions in Ghana.
African Journal of Reproductive Health, 2023N. Owoo
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