A Sociology of Family Life. Deborah Chambers

The case of Japan: a low-fertility industrialized country Romania’s pro-natalist policy under Ceauşescu India’s preference for sons China’s one-child policy Conclusions Questions for Reflection and Discussion

      13  8 Families and New Reproductive Technologies Assisted conception and relatedness Approaches to new reproductive technologies Donor insemination and the regulation of families Infertility treatment from a global perspective: the South Asian diaspora Donor technologies in the Muslim Middle East Commercial surrogacy in India Conclusions Questions for Reflection and Discussion Notes

      14  9 New Directions: The Politics of Family, Intimacy and Personal Life The politics of family values The politics of family, race and nation Black Lives Matter and extended family bonds Global and economic dimensions of intimacy, family and caregiving New intimacies Friends and family Personal life Notes

      15  References

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      17  End User License Agreement

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