Ruth Fletcher
Ashgate
Hardback
200
Legal Forms and Reproductive Norms explores the cultural implications of abortion law and politics. In this book the author argues that the constitutional protection of the 'unborn' in Ireland is motivated more by a desire to use 'pro-life' policy to represent Irishness than a desire to infringe women's individual rights or tie them to the social role of motherhood.
Ashgate
Hardback
200
Legal Forms and Reproductive Norms explores the cultural implications of abortion law and politics. In this book the author argues that the constitutional protection of the 'unborn' in Ireland is motivated more by a desire to use 'pro-life' policy to represent Irishness than a desire to infringe women's individual rights or tie them to the social role of motherhood.