Modern Spoken Cambodian

Huffmann

Overview

This work examines a significant movement comprising medical professionals and the public who advocated for women's rights concerning abortion, access to contraception, and sex education. The narrative delves into contemporary debates surrounding abortion, the influence of medical practitioners and governmental bodies on women's autonomy, and the potential for evolving relationships between genders.

Who it's for

• Individuals interested in the history of reproductive rights movements.
• Readers studying social movements and gender studies.
• Those seeking to understand the historical context of abortion and birth control debates.

Key features

• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 468
• ISBN: 9780300013160
• Publisher: Yale University Press
• Dimensions: 190x246 mm
• Weight: 854 gr.