Volume 31, Issue 4 (December 2017)

From Reproductive Rights to Responsibilization: Fashioning Liberal Subjects in Mexico City’s New Public Sector Abortion Program

Elyse Ona Singer

From the “Technician Thing” to the “Mental Game”: Masculinity and U.S. Homebirth

April Driesslein

The Work of Inscription: Antenatal Care, Birth Documents, and Shan Migrant Women in Chiang Mai

Bo Kyeong Seo

Commodifying Indigeneity: How the Humanization of Birth Reinforces Racialized Inequality in Mexico

Rosalynn Adeline Vega

Negotiations of Blame and Care among HIV-positive Mothers and Daughters in South Africa’s Eastern Cape

Beth Vale, Lucie Cluver, and Rebecca Hodes

The New Rich and Their Unplanned Births: Stratified Reproduction under China’s Birth-planning Policy

Lihong Shi

“The First Intervention Is Leaving Home”: Reasons for Electing an Out-of-hospital Birth among Minnesotan Mothers

Helen Hazen

Guadalupan Devotion as a Moderator of Psychosocial Stress among Mexican Immigrants in the Rural Southern United States

Jason A. DeCaro and Mary Rebecca Read-Wahidi