... to the prenatal clinic. An analysis of the actual innovation of NIPT shows how the idea of NIPT as an innovative “tech fix” only makes sense in the context of the devaluation of both reproductive labor and support for disabled people. Moreover, the chapter explores how the proliferation of NIPT is likely...

... Anthropology of aspiration Reproductive futures Reproductive justice Reproductive activism Dubai ...

... Xiao Sa East Asian economic miracle peripheral realism reproductive futurism erotohistoriography ...

... kin futurism reproductive freedom temporalities cosmopolitics ...

.... Anthropology of aspiration Reproductive futures Reproductive justice Reproductive activism Dubai ...

... to be the architect of her own destiny, only to succumb to the legacy of her past as she faces the dehumanization effects of capitalist modernity. Xiao Sa East Asian economic miracle peripheral realism reproductive futurism erotohistoriography ...

... and semblance of related terms and meanings that revolve around evacuation’s suspension rather than its protection of reproductive futurities. The chapter picks up on the recursions of several evacuative tropes that are used to compare and justify Israel’s disengagement from Gaza with trauma, present and past...

... workers. The epilogue also argues that some political responses to the crisis, alongside long-standing activism and social movements, point the way to a future in which reproductive labor is properly valued. The epilogue turns to the concept of interdependency to show how we can revalue care and call...

.... Despite the reproductive gloss of this language, in this current moment of environmental crisis, a queer kind of love and kinship is generating future possibilities for life on this planet. By building relations beyond compulsory heterosexual monogamy, and even beyond the human itself, Indigenous land...

... the book. kin futurism reproductive freedom temporalities cosmopolitics ...

... This chapter explores the production and cultivation of the rhetoric of aylaserutyun (sexual perversion). The author draws on a 2013 sex panic about gender and perverse futures as imagined and projected onto the figure of the homosexual. Through interviews with journalists, right-wing...

... Chapter 2 examines how the state and employers treat migrant caregivers as intimate members of the family and “foreign” interlopers excluded from a Zionist future. While their treatment as national helpers reinvigorating the nation and workers performing exceptionally intimate labors enables...

... as forms of reproductive injustice applies to state hospitals, homes for the feebleminded, and other disability institutions. This book uses critical disability studies as a methodology of reading texts for how disablement is produced. The practice of what the author calls carceral eugenics is just one...

... but a time in which nothing feels possible. The author theorizes postsocialist spatiotemporality as deviation from the proper reproduction of life and its conditions. And within this context there emerge possibilities for radical change and radical hope, figuring new gendered and sexual possibilities...

... stoked on the ground and on the international stage, in and through movements for liberation rising up worldwide. These multiple registers of doing the work steadily refined, reconfigured, and at times transformed the futures being imagined. fire multiscalar organizing Reproductive Justice Black...

... of modeling the national economy excluded the labor of home and care from calculations of gdp, by the 1960s questions of reproduction in the form of population growth and demography became central to Cold War and postcolonial practices of governing national economies that sought to avert the birth of some...

... Chapter 4 is a reprise of the book’s timescapes and a plea to “Make Kin Not Babies.” Antiracist, anticolonial, anticapitalist, proqueer feminists of every color and from every people have been leaders in the movement for sexual and reproductive freedom and rights, with particular attention...

...From Reproductive Work to Regenerative Labor ...