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Edmée Ballif retweeted
📣New collection on #reprotech edited by @BoydellVicky and me is out today. Thanks to @Fond_Brocher for funding the original workshop, the publishers and series editors @EmeraldFairSoc and to our wonderful contributors! 🏔🧫🧬👩🏾🔬👩👩👦👦📕 emerald.com/insight/publicat…
Edmée Ballif retweeted
it really, truly breaks my heart to hear very prominent 'feminists' on the radio saying that what defines a woman is whether or not you can become pregnant. this is just so obviously, brutally exclusionary and essentially takes womanhood away from so many women
Edmée Ballif retweeted
Interesting article by @EdmeeBallif!
"Analysing anticipatory regimes contributes to discussions of power relations in prenatal care, the stratification of reproduction and challenges to reproductive justice."
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@ReproSoc @EdmeeBallif
Edmée Ballif retweeted
2 weeks from today; @AbigailLocke introducing the discussion, joint event with @CRRC_BPAS's Alcohol and Pregnancy Research Network
Pregnancy and the pitfalls of the ‘teachable moment’
On Zoom, details ⬇️for how to book your place
@R_Arkell @SSPSSR
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Edmée Ballif retweeted
Finally, our Special Issue is out! "Shifting Surrogacies: Comparative Ethnographies" in the International Journal of Comparative Sociology! With six articles on topics such as 'repronubs', intersectionality, the role of documents, queering reproduction, and genetic kinning 1/n
Edmée Ballif retweeted
"Analysing anticipatory regimes contributes to discussions of power relations in prenatal care, the stratification of reproduction and challenges to reproductive justice."
ow.ly/oL9s50Kh2ym
@ReproSoc @EdmeeBallif
Thanks @CPCS_UniKent! This article owes a lot to past and present research led at @CPCS_UniKent!
'The results demonstrate that pregnant women are expected to act as anticipating agents and that foetuses are treated as future children.'
New in 'Sociology', by Dr Edmée Ballif (congrats @EdmeeBallif!)
@SSPSSR @CRRC_BPAS @clareemurph @R_Arkell
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Ever realised how central 🌟anticipation🌟 is in reproduction and parenting? Introducing a conceptual framework to think about anticipatory regimes in my latest article in Sociology
@sociologyjnl #reprofutures @ReproSoc @CPCS_UniKent @TCRU_UCL
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Edmée Ballif retweeted
This is a really great figure - it is so important to think more about what kind of language we use in our research papers. I would even extend this not only to pregnancy, but to reproduction generally.
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Yes @katieldow, let's bring children into reproductive studies more 😍 #reprofutures2022 @reprofutures @ReproSoc
Edmée Ballif retweeted
Fanny Perret and @patperrenoud giving a fascinating hybrid presentation on refugee women's experiences of obstetric care in Switzerland #reprofutures2022 @reprofutures
Interested in the use of psychology in prenatal care? You can watch my talk here. Thanks @CPCS_UniKent for having me as part of this amazing event!
From ‘Parenting before Children? Parenting culture, pregnancy and the ‘pre-conception period’’, Tuesday 24 May 2022, University of Kent.
Paper Presentation: Policing the maternal mind: Prenatal care and the psychologisation of pregnancy. (4/4)
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Edmée Ballif retweeted
Films up now on YouTube from ‘Parenting before Children? Parenting culture, pregnancy and the ‘pre-conception period’’, Tuesday 24 May 2022, University of Kent. (1/4)
@CRRC_BPAS @SSPSSR @f_woollard @clareemurph @R_Arkell @KirstyBudds @SSA_Addiction @EdmeeBallif
Reflection of @sbrooksfranklin sharing her reflections on (in)fertility and technology. What an inspiring start @reprofutures! @ReproSoc #reprofutures2022
