Transcending Borders

1. 'Every body has its own feminism': Introducing Transcending Borders.- 2. Abortion, Infanticide and a Return to the Gods: Politics of Pregnancy in Early Modern Japan.- 3. Unlocking the Mysterious Trunk: Nineteenth-Century American Criminal Abortion Narratives.- 4. 'Impossible to get to know these secret means' – Colonial anxiety and the quest for controlling reproduction in 'German East Africa'.- 5. A ‘grievously sinful attempt to destroy the life which God has given’: Abortion, Anglicanism, and Debates about Community Composition in Twentieth-Century Zanzibar.- 6. Troubled Women: Abortion and Psychiatry in Sweden in the 1940s and 1950s.- 7. ‘It is not your personal concern’: Challenging Expertise in the Campaign to Legalize Abortion in France.- 8. Feminism, Foetocentrism and the Politics of Abortion Choice in 1970s Australia.- 9. We’re All Feminists Now: How to Pass an Anti-Abortion Policy in Australia.- 10. A Provider’s Right to Choose: A LegalHistory.- 11. Abortion Politics in a State in Transition: Contesting South Africa’s ‘Choice Act’.- 12. Quiet Contestations of Irish Abortion Law: Abortion Politics in Flux?.- 13. The Landscape of Unwanted Pregnancy and Abortion in Highland Bolivia, 1982-2010.- 14. Settler Colonialism, Native American Motherhood, and the Politics of Terminating Pregnancies.- 15. Revelation and Secrecy: Women’s Social Networks and the Contraception-Abortion Process in Cameroon.- 16. The End of Feminist Abortion Counseling?: Examining Threats to Women’s Health.- 17. True Threats: Wanted Posters, Stalking, and the First Amendment.