The fourteen essays in this volume focus on the actors and events that have shaped global trends in family planning policies. The authors document the political environment of policies and programs to promote family planning; offer country studies of policy formation and implementation; and investigate the efforts and impact of such transnational actors as the Catholic Church, feminist movements, and pro-choice and anti-abortion groups.
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The fourteen essays in this volume focus on the actors and events that have shaped global trends in family planning policies. The authors document the political environment of policies and programs to promote family planning; offer country studies of policy formation and implementation; and investigate the efforts and impact of such transnational actors as the Catholic Church, feminist movements, and pro-choice and anti-abortion groups.
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