... Assisted reproductive technology (ART) law Legal devolution Islam Third-party reproductive assistance Reproductive outlaws ...

... social infertility Australia assisted reproduction altruism settler colonialism ...

... Many infertile couples travel to avoid their countries’ assisted reproduction laws, which may prohibit particular services such as third-party sperm and egg donation. Europe has the highest number of such laws, and hence the highest number of law evaders. Some of these European “outlaws...

..., such as ongoing de facto discrimination, high costs, and donor gamete shortages. Tracing these complexities, this chapter examines how Australia's stringent governance approach to assisted reproduction, influenced by the country's settler coloniality, delimits reproductive options for queer people. social...

... The conclusion explores the questions of choice, biology, and inheritance that are central to queer narratives of family making through assisted reproductive technology. A prevailing discourse of queer family making emphasizes empowered reproductive citizenship and expansive choice. Yet...

..., minimizing racial difference between parents and children. While scholarship on assisted reproduction has overwhelmingly focused on genetics and gestation, this chapter foregrounds love as another primary reproductive site through which relatedness is constructed, with racializing impact. families...