Detroit’s Water Wars: Race, Failing Social Reproduction, and Infrastructure

Crime, race, and reproduction.

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Race and the new reproduction.

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Resources and race: assisted reproduction in Ecuador

This article considers the early period of development of IVF in Ecuador, focusing on factors that shaped the decade after the nation's first successful IVF birth (1992–2002). It describes how a poorly resourced public healthcare sector compelled Ecuadorians towards private-sector medicine, which included assisted reproduction treatment, and how IVF clinics drew patients through the pervasive r...

Precarious Migrants: Gender, Race and the Social Reproduction of a Global Working Class

Race, trust and social capital