Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Reproduction and the Constitution in the United States]( "Reproduction and the Constitution in the United States")
Reproduction and the Constitution in the United States34,99 €![Religion and Social Protest Movements]( "Religion and Social Protest Movements")
Religion and Social Protest Movements34,99 €![Family and Kinship in England 1450-1800]( "Family and Kinship in England 1450-1800")
Family and Kinship in England 1450-180061,99 €![American Constitutional Law]( "American Constitutional Law")
American Constitutional Law101,99 €![Religion, Human Rights, and the Workplace]( "Religion, Human Rights, and the Workplace")
Religion, Human Rights, and the Workplace127,99 €![Law, Religion, and Freedom]( "Law, Religion, and Freedom")
Law, Religion, and Freedom37,99 €![The Civil Rights Movement]( "The Civil Rights Movement")
The Civil Rights Movement33,99 €
Reproduction and the Constitution in the United States dissects the forces that shape US conflicts over birth control and abortion.
In 1973, the United States Supreme Court issued a decision in Roe v. Wade, a landmark decision that quickly became the most widely recognized case in the country. Examining the roots of ongoing struggles over reproduction in the United States, Mary Ziegler helps readers not only understand the importance of the Supreme Court's iconic decision in Roe but also places it in context, illuminating constitutional, political, and economic trends that have remade conflicts over abortion and the law. Written by one of the world's leading scholars in the field, this book synthesizes the latest scholarship in the field and provides an accessible and concise look at:
_Why the United States criminalized abortion and birth control in the nineteenth century.
_ Why there has been a stark disconnect between the law of the landand actual practice when it comes to controlling reproduction.
_ What Roe v. Wade said and how the law and politics of abortion have moved beyond it.
With an up-to-date Guide to Further Reading, Who's Who of crucial figures, and a Glossary of key terms, this book provides a crucial introduction to students of women's history, American history and legal history.
In 1973, the United States Supreme Court issued a decision in Roe v. Wade, a landmark decision that quickly became the most widely recognized case in the country. Examining the roots of ongoing struggles over reproduction in the United States, Mary Ziegler helps readers not only understand the importance of the Supreme Court's iconic decision in Roe but also places it in context, illuminating constitutional, political, and economic trends that have remade conflicts over abortion and the law. Written by one of the world's leading scholars in the field, this book synthesizes the latest scholarship in the field and provides an accessible and concise look at:
_Why the United States criminalized abortion and birth control in the nineteenth century.
_ Why there has been a stark disconnect between the law of the landand actual practice when it comes to controlling reproduction.
_ What Roe v. Wade said and how the law and politics of abortion have moved beyond it.
With an up-to-date Guide to Further Reading, Who's Who of crucial figures, and a Glossary of key terms, this book provides a crucial introduction to students of women's history, American history and legal history.