Why women choose at-home abortion via teleconsultation in France:
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Trust in scientists amidst the pandemic: Panel evidence from 12 countries
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What we need to learn about gender parity in Turkey’s Kurdish municipalities
A woman casts her vote at a polling station in the southeastern Turkey Kurdish s
Turkish citizens went to the polls on March 31 to elect their mayors and local officials. 37 women mayors were elected, with 24 from the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP)... Read more in The Conversation
Gene-edited babies: China wants to be the world leader, but at what cost?
Embryos with eight cells. DOI:10.1038/nature23305
China is pushing hard to lead a genome editing race. An article by Guillaume Lévrier, edited in The Conversation, Read the article
Is the future of abortion online?
Women in Mexico City carry a banner reading “Legal and safe abortion across Mexi
"...new drugs and online telemedicine services could provide access to safe abortion beyond borders and laws." An article by Hazal Atay edited in The Conversation. read the article
Gene-edited babies: China wants to be the world leader, but at what cost?
Embryos with eight cells - Credits: DOI:10.1038/nature23305
Recent claims of the world’s first gene-edited babies have sparked a strong response, to say the least.
France: The Republic Tested by Parity
Handbook of Women's Political Rights
Réjane Sénac on chapter 32 of the Palgrave new Handbook of Women's Political Rights "France: The Republic Tested by Parity" (pp.467-481).
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Fear, Anger, and Voting for the Far Right
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Debate: When abortion is ‘haram, ’women find strategies to claim their rights
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Many women took to the streets worldwide on September 28, the global day of action for safe abortion successes and put forth new demands for women’s right to access safe, free and legal abortion... Read the article in The Conversation
Unavowed Abstention Can Overturn Poll Predictions
Serge Galam crédit @CEVIPOF
The French Presidential system obeys a non-compulsory two-round voting, which for the 2017 election were scheduled to be held on April 23 and May 7 Sundays respectively. However, it is of importance to underline the fact that this election was rather unusual combining both an unpredictable winner and an identified loser at the second round...Read the full Article (PDF, 670Kb)
