A celebration and analysis of a 35-year long grassroots movement that successfully overturned the ban on abortion in IrelandHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Camilla Fitzsimons is an activist and a member of the Dublin West Pro Choice group. She works at Maynooth University and is the author of Community Education and Neoliberalism.
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Foreword Ruth CoppingerIntroduction: The unsung labourers behind the stage1. Reframing the 'Pro-choice' paradigm2. Ireland's dark history on reproductive justice (with Sinead Kennedy)3. After the Eighth, the slow movement for Repeal (by Sinead Kennedy)4. No quiet revolution - the grassroots gathers5. 'We love the cause - but we're not so happy 'bout the message!'6. Organising the ranks - Together for Yes take charge7. 2018 to the present day8. We're tired! Activist burnout and the toll of Repeal9. Ireland's reproductive rights movement todayConclusion: Beyond a rights-based approach
Foreword Ruth CoppingerIntroduction: The unsung labourers behind the stage1. Reframing the 'Pro-choice' paradigm2. Ireland's dark history on reproductive justice (with Sinead Kennedy)3. After the Eighth, the slow movement for Repeal (by Sinead Kennedy)4. No quiet revolution - the grassroots gathers5. 'We love the cause - but we're not so happy 'bout the message!'6. Organising the ranks - Together for Yes take charge7. 2018 to the present day8. We're tired! Activist burnout and the toll of Repeal9. Ireland's reproductive rights movement todayConclusion: Beyond a rights-based approach
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