...Charlotte Kroløkke This essay inquires into how motherhood and citizenship are reinvented and performatively negotiated in cases of transnational surrogacy. One transnational surrogacy case reveals the workings of cultural and biological fundamentalism both. The case illustrates how transnational...

.... Illustrating how care—and not engineering (or technology)—is renaturalized in transnational surrogacy, Charlotte Kroløkke, in “From India with Love: Troublesome Citizens of Fertility Travel,” highlights how more modernist notions of maternity such as caring are reinvented and embedded with notions of maternal...

... . Pande Amrita . 2011 . “ Transnational Commercial Surrogacy in India: Gifts for Global Sisters? .” Reproductive BioMedicine Online 23 , no. 5 : 618 – 25 . Pennings Guido . 2002 . “ Reproductive Tourism as Moral Pluralism in Motion .” Journal of Medical Ethics 28 , no. 6 : 337...

...Susanne Lundin The increasing demand for human egg cells has led to reproductive tourism and a transnational egg trade. The activity flourishes due to poverty and criminality, as well as medical needs (infertility) and cultural needs (the dream of parenthood). Other factors are fundamental concepts...