Unlock critical insights into reproductive freedom and feminist theory with this definitive, prize-winning study. Rosalind Pollack Petchesky’s seminal work meticulously examines the complex interplay between the state, sexuality, and women’s rights. It offers a comprehensive analysis of abortion politics and fertility control, exploring medical technology and societal challenges with unparalleled depth. This book is essential for students, activists, and anyone committed to understanding the global landscape of women’s health and bodily autonomy. Discover a breakthrough in feminist thought that continues to shape crucial conversations on reproductive justice.