Contraception across Cultures: Technologies, Choices, Constraints

Table of contents

• Contraception across Cultures *
• Title Page *
• Contents v
• Acknowledgements vii
• List of Figures and Tables ix
• Notes on Contributors xi
• Part 1 - Approaches and Methods *
• 1 - Introdiction: Contraception across Cultures 3
• Notes *
• References *
• 2 - Psychosocial Data and Cross-Cultural Analyses: Challenges to Anthropology and Contraceptive Research 27
• References *
• 3 - Responding to Reality: the Efficacy of Anthropological and Participatory Methods for the Implementation of Sustainable Contraceptive Programmes 51
• References *
• Part 2 - Contraception in Its Political and Economic Contexts *
• 4 - Fertility Running Wild: Elite Perceptions of the Need for Birth Control in White-Ruled Rhodesia 81
• Notes *
• References *
• 5 - A Clinic in Conflict: a Political Economy Case Study of Family Planning in Haiti 103
• Notes *
• References 125
• Part 3 - Contraceptive Policy and Practice: User Perspectives *
• 6 - ‘weak Blood’ and ‘crowded Bellies’: Cultural Influences on Contraceptive Use among Ethiopian Jewish Immigrants in Israel 129
• Notes *
• References *
• 7 - New Reproductive Rights and Wrongs in the Galilee 161
• Notes *
• References *
• 8 - My Body, My Problem’: Contraceptive Decision-Making among Rural Bangladeshi Women 179
• References *
• Part 4 - Contraceptive Policy and Practice: Provider Perspectives *
• 9 - Ubekistan in Transition-Changing Concepts in Family Planning and Reproductive Health 199
• Notes *
• References *
• 10 - Family Planning or Reproductive Health? Interpreting Policy and Providing Family Planning Services in Highland Chiapas, Mexico 221
• Notes *
• References *
• Index 245

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