Search Results - "abortion"

Marjory Skowronski. Abortion and alternatives. California : Les Femes Xillbras, 1977. 145 p. Hierro, Graciela

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…MARJORY SKOWRONSKY, Abortion and Alternatives, California, Les Femes Xillbras. 1977.…”

De vinculaciones y colaboraciones estratégicas: las redes de acompañamiento feministas en México y sus relaciones con el Estado Austria, Rebeca

Estudios de Género

Subjects: “…abortion…”

Aborto, contramovilización y estrategias de comunicación contra la expansión de derechos en México López, Jairo Antonio

Estudios de Género

Subjects: “…Abortion…”

Violencia, anticoncepción y embarazo no deseado. Mujeres indígenas en San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas Rivas, M. Georgina, Nazar, Aus, Estrada, Erin Jane, Zapata, Emma, Mariaca, Ramón

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

Subjects: “…abortion…”

Investigación sobre aborto en América Latina y el Caribe. Una agenda renovada para informar políticas públicas e incidencia (resumen ejecutivo) Ramos, Silvina

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

Subjects: “…abortion…”

El tipo de unión y el aborto: una comparación generacional para México Quilodrán Salgado, Julieta, Sosa Márquez, Viridiana

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

Subjects: “…abortion…”

Significados de aborto y opiniones sobre derecho a decidir en varones uruguayos Carril Berro, Elina, López Gómez, Alejandra

Estudios Sociológicos

“…Meanings of abortion and points of views on the right to decide in Uruguayan men…”

Aproximaciones a la sexualidad popular : estudio comparativo de mujeres de tres contextos populares del Perú Aramburú, Carlos E., Arias, Rosario

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…This work, developed between 1985 and 1987, by a multi-disciplinary team from the Instituto Andino de Estudios en Población, examines the cultural dimension of sexuality and fertility of women from popular sectors in Peru.It intens to explain the cultural processes that fall into the intermediate variables of fertility, such as marriage rate, contraception, breastfeeding and in certain way, abortion. These dimensions of sexual and reproductive life are analyzed according to two explanatory dimensions: generation and cultural context of socialization. …”

Mortalidad materna en México : medición a partir de estadísticas vitales Aguirre, Alejandro

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…There are signs of a higher underestimation of mortality by abortion. And there are regional differentials of maternal mortality. …”

De la “mujer moderna” a la “mujer liberada”. Un análisis de la revista Claudia de México (1965-1977) Felitti, Karina

Historia Mexicana

“…Claudia presented itself as a magazine for the “modern woman,” with fashion tips, recipes and articles that addressed sexual and reproductive issues such as sexual pleasure, birth control and abortion. Starting in the 1970s, slogans of “women’s liberation” made their appearance and, though they were criticized, they nevertheless marked the beginning of a new era in which demographic policy began to uphold the rights of women to make decisions on reproductive issues and in which “machismo” became something to be eliminated. …”

Maternidad y transgresiones penales en el Distrito Federal, 1940-1950 Santillán Esqueda, Martha

Historia Mexicana

“…The texts analyzed include criminal records on abortion, infanticide, child abandonment and kidnapping, as well as yellow journalism and contemporary articles by specialists.…”

La mortalidad materna : ¿Un problema de salud en vías de control? Cárdenas, Rosario

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…It also points to the fact that abortion is a problem that requires the expansion of family planning actions. …”

La restricción empresarial en la política fiscal: el caso mexicano de 1972-1976 Castañeda, Gonzalo

Estudios Económicos

“…This paper presents a model grounded on game theory with incomplete information to explain some economic events that took place in Mexico during the Echeverría administration. These are the aborted fiscal reform of 1972 and the deterioration in the relationship between the government and the private sector from 1973 to 1976 (represented by excessive government expenditures, capital flight, inflation and low investment).…”