The reproductive body

The reproductive body
Vol. 47, 2017/3 - pages
Pages 389 to 392

Stepping down

By Martine Segalen
Pages 393 to 398

The globalized reproductive body: Issues of filiation and kinship

By Enric Porqueres i Gené
Pages 399 to 408

Assisted reproductive technologies and the free movement of persons

By Laurence Brunet
Pages 409 to 420

To Keep Motherhood at Distance: Surrogacy Processes in Ukraine and The United States

By Delphine Lance
Pages 421 to 424

The legal and political framework governing surrogate motherhood in the United States

By Jennifer Merchant
Pages 425 to 436

Lesbian families in the reproductive bio-economy

By Mérylis Darius, Jean-Hugues Déchaux
Pages 437 to 446

Shared Maternity among Lesbian Couples

By Elixabete Imaz
Pages 447 to 458

Between Civil and Religious Law

By Sibylle Lustenberger
Pages 459 to 470

Legal Status, Moral Values and Cosmological Order

By Shirin Naef
Pages 471 to 480

Searching for donor conception

By Giulia Zanini
Pages 481 to 490

From natural difference to equal value. The case of egg donation in Norway

By Marit Melhuus
Pages 491 to 498

Egg donation between interest, solidarity and economic insecurity in Spain

By Anna Molas, Joan Bestard
Pages 499 to 508

To Give and Receive Embryos in France

By Séverine Mathieu
Pages 509 to 518

In vitro fertilization in French and Indian laboratories: A somatotechnique?

By Noémie Merleau-Ponty, translated from the French by John Angell
Pages 519 to 530

The relational body, incest, and kinship in the age of globalized genetics

By Enric Porqueres i Gené, translated from the French by John Angell
Pages 531 to 542

The “small world” of elderly people in a shopping mall. Space diversion and gift-based relations

By Thibaut Besozzi, Hervé Marchal
Pages 543 to 553

Embeddedness and effervescence: Political economy and community sociality throughout a century of transformations in rural Hungary

By Chris Hann
Pages 555 to 572

Reviews

Pages 573 to 580

In memoriam

By Josiane Bru