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Our first e-book, The Future of Reproductive Rights, brings you in-depth expertise on the issues raised by the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade earlier this year.
Removing the constitutional right to abortion in the US has repercussions far beyond one nation’s borders. With that in mind, a team of editors at The Conversation felt compelled to come together on a special project as the ruling was announced. We’ve produced a collection of articles that seek to inform, inspire and provide guidance for anyone who now finds themselves having difficult conversations about the politically fraught subject of abortion.
Our e-book updates readers on how the Supreme Court ruling happened as well as how it is likely to inspire copycat action elsewhere – even in countries where reproductive rights once seemed a settled matter.
For me, a vital task was opening up the conversation about abortion to help men understand the benefits they too draw from the right to choose. The e-book therefore includes a thought-provoking piece of work on how we can all reframe our thinking to that effect.
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