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CRACKED BABIES AND THE PARTIAL BIRTH OF A NATION: MILLENNIALISM AND FETAL CITIZENSHIP

Carol Mason
Pages 35-60 | Published online: 09 Nov 2010

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Deborah Lupton. (2012) ‘Precious cargo’: foetal subjects, risk and reproductive citizenship. Critical Public Health 22:3, pages 329-340.
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Tracy A Weitz & Susan Yanow. (2008) Implications of the Federal Abortion Ban for Women's Health in the United States. Reproductive Health Matters 16:sup31, pages 99-107.
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KRISTINA B. WOLFF. (2011) Panic in the ER: Maternal Drug Use, the Right to Bodily Integrity, Privacy, and Informed Consent. Politics & Policy 39:5, pages 679-714.
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Nicole Vitellone. (2017) Habitus and Social Suffering: Culture, Addiction and the Syringe. The Sociological Review 52:2_suppl, pages 129-147.
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