The book is intended to be both a state and a reproduction policy ethnography in Romania.

This book is an analysis of the access of Romani women to reproductive health in post-socialist Romania.

The articles touch upon a broad range of topics and vary from personal experiences to academic and research studies alongside details and reports of struggles and campaigns which were occurring contemporaneously.

Other | Luxembourg English title: Women, decide yourselves how many children you want Corporate author(s): Mouvement de Libération des Femmes [et al.] (youth groups; organisations of teachers, lawyers, human rights activists) Keyword(s): abortion | contraception | reproductive coercion | sexual education | law | social injustice | family politics | single mothers | sexuality | […]

The most important issues: Social security and economic independence of women, liberalisation of the abortion law, reform of the matrimonial law, equality in education and at work. It argues against all forms of sexism in society.

Analysis of gender identity and sexuality; the social and cultural construction of gender.

In this book Tamar Pitch analyzes the relationships between women movements and law, focusing on the theoretical, political and cultural Italian debate and its international context.

The document consists of seminar presentations and brief documentation of discussion. The two-day seminar was the first nation-wide women’s studies gathering.