‘You can’t repeal regret’: targeting men for mobilisation in Ireland’s abortion debate

Abortion and regret.

The article considers three theses about postabortion regret which seek to illustrate its pertinence to reasoning about abortion, and which are often deployed, either explicitly or implicitly, to dissuade women out of that reproductive choice. The first is that postabortion regret renders an abortion morally unjustified. The second is that that a relatively high incidence of postabortion regret...

Rotational atherectomy: you will never regret using it but you often regret not having used it!

Fertility and the Abortion-Crime Debate

Recently some scholars have asserted that abortion legalization during the 1970s resulted in lower crime 15-20 years later. While economists have both substantiated and challenged these findings, sociologists and demographers have been mute on the topic. In this paper, we show that the supposed link between abortion and crime is actually the result of omitted variables bias and difficulties in ...

Extracorporeal embryos and the abortion debate.

Could artificial wombs end the abortion debate?

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