This article described how to control reproduction and the development of contraception in some case studies: Indonesia, Yunani dan India. The case studies are utilised to illustrate how normative gender roles in the society create stigmatisation of women in involuntary childlessness. They are also used to elaborate how stigma affects women's construction of identity. The three case studies and other literatures about involuntary childlessness and infertility show how the narrow gendered roles in society affect women negatively
Antifemale bias permeating across the world has perhaps percolated in the perpetuation of the awful ...
This article focuses on the gendered experiences of involuntary childlessness and the societal perce...
This dissertation analyzes sex-selective abortion in western India as a lived process with profound ...
This article described how to control reproduction and the development of contraception in some case...
The research focuses on experiences of involuntary childlessness among women and men and societal pe...
This paper explores community constructs of childlessness and how these constructs influence the ex...
Abstract While infertility is a global challenge for millions of couples, low income countries have ...
Childlessness is analysed on the individual, the national and the international level. On the indivi...
Infertility is a global problem affecting a considerable number of people. However, perceptions on t...
Infertility is a neglected area of public health in India despite the significant implications it ha...
Childlessness disrupts the heteronormative ideals of marriage and motherhood. This leads to childles...
There has been a steady increase in research concerned with non-traditional reproductive decision-ma...
In a context where motherhood is an integral part of a woman's stereotype, being childless is a deva...
Research has documented that, around the world, women who are childless against their will suffer fr...
Generally, married women are willing to have a child, but not all women are having opportunity to be...
Antifemale bias permeating across the world has perhaps percolated in the perpetuation of the awful ...
This article focuses on the gendered experiences of involuntary childlessness and the societal perce...
This dissertation analyzes sex-selective abortion in western India as a lived process with profound ...
This article described how to control reproduction and the development of contraception in some case...
The research focuses on experiences of involuntary childlessness among women and men and societal pe...
This paper explores community constructs of childlessness and how these constructs influence the ex...
Abstract While infertility is a global challenge for millions of couples, low income countries have ...
Childlessness is analysed on the individual, the national and the international level. On the indivi...
Infertility is a global problem affecting a considerable number of people. However, perceptions on t...
Infertility is a neglected area of public health in India despite the significant implications it ha...
Childlessness disrupts the heteronormative ideals of marriage and motherhood. This leads to childles...
There has been a steady increase in research concerned with non-traditional reproductive decision-ma...
In a context where motherhood is an integral part of a woman's stereotype, being childless is a deva...
Research has documented that, around the world, women who are childless against their will suffer fr...
Generally, married women are willing to have a child, but not all women are having opportunity to be...
Antifemale bias permeating across the world has perhaps percolated in the perpetuation of the awful ...
This article focuses on the gendered experiences of involuntary childlessness and the societal perce...
This dissertation analyzes sex-selective abortion in western India as a lived process with profound ...