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Research Handbook on Surrogacy and the Law

Research Handbook on Surrogacy and the Law

Name: Research Handbook on Surrogacy and the Law
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781802207644
Price: 3177.72 HKD
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Author: Katarina Trimmings; Sharon Shakargy; Claire Achmad
ISBN: 9781802207644

Edited by Katarina Trimmings · Sharon Shakargy · Claire Achmad

Edward Elgar Publishing March 2024

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9781802207644
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: March 2024
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

This essential Research Handbook provides a multifaceted exploration of surrogacy and the law, examining a variety of critical yet under-researched perspectives including globalisation, power, gender, sexual orientation, genetics, human rights and family relations.

Bringing together diverse, expert contributors, this contemporary Research Handbook covers four distinct topics: surrogacy and rights, the interplay between surrogacy and different areas of the law, cross-border aspects, and regional perspectives. Building on case studies from a multitude of countries, astute authors tackle significant issues related to surrogacy in their legal context, as well as their theoretical, cultural and political complexities.

The Research Handbook on Surrogacy and the Law will be a crucial resource for scholars and students specialising in family law, as well as those interested in human rights law, health law, social science and social policy. Highlighting avenues for future research and legislation, it will also be beneficial to legal practitioners and national and international policymakers in the field.

1.
Surrogacy and the law: an introduction 1: Katarina Trimmings, Sharon Shakargy and Claire Achmad; PART I. SURROGACY AND RIGHTS; 2.
The significance of genetics in surrogacy 8: Nola Cammu and Machteld Vonk; 3.
Surrogacy and global justice 24: Kimberly Mutcherson; 4.
Surrogacy and the ‘best interests principle’ 40: Claire Fenton-Glynn; 5.
Surrogacy, intermediaries, and the sale of children 54: David Smolin and Maud de Boer-Buquicchio; 6.
Child’s right to identity in surrogacy 108: Mia Dambach and Nigel Cantwell; 7.
Surrogacy and discrimination 130: Nensi Sinanaj; 8.
Surrogacy in the ECtHR and the European Institutions 151: Alina Tryfonidou; 9.
Surrogacy, feminism and LGBTQ2S+ family building 169: Vanessa Gruben, Stefanie Carsley and Alicia Czarnowski; 10.
International human rights law and the rights of women in reproductive surrogacy: between principle and pragmatism 187: Yasmine Ergas; PART II. INTERFACE BETWEEN SURROGACY AND DIFFERENT AREAS OF LAW; 11.
Surrogacy and contract law 207: Brian H. Bix; 12.
Surrogacy and employment law 223: Annick Masselot and Martha Ceballos; 13.
Surrogacy and criminal law 240: Ilona Cairns and Molly O’Donoghue; 14.
Surrogacy and bioethics 263: Malcolm Smith, Jayne Hewitt and Patricia Fronek; PART III. CROSS-BORDER DIMENSIONS; 15.
Surrogacy in private international law 283: Sharon Shakargy; 16.
Surrogacy and the Hague Conference on Private International Law 296: Laura Martínez-Mora; 17.
Nationality and immigration obstacles in cross-border surrogacy arrangements 320: Michael Wells-Greco; PART IV. REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES; 18.
Western European approaches to surrogacy 340: Cristina González Beilfuss; 19.
Recent changes in Russian law on surrogacy in the Eastern European context 354: Olga A. Khazova; 20.
Surrogacy in the Anglo world: the UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand Research handbook on surrogacy and the law 377: Mary Keyes; 21.
Surrogacy in Asia 396: Elizabeth H. Aguiling-Pangalangan; 22.
Surrogacy in the United States of America: from prohibition to permission 437: Sital Kalantry; 23.
Surrogacy in South America 454: Nieve Rubaja; 24.
Gestational surrogacy in Muslim-majority states 476: Andrea Büchler and Arezoo Sang Bastian; 25.
Surrogacy in the Pacific 492: Unaisi Narawa; 26.
Surrogacy in Africa 504: Julia Sloth-Nielsen