Volume 11 Number 2, 1995

Editors Introduction

Editor’s Introduction

Beverly W. Harrison

Rhetorics and Rituals of Womens Reproductive Choices and Well-Being

Struggles for Women’s Bodily Integrity in the United States and the Limits of Liberal Legal Theory

Janet R. Jakobsen

Sometimes the Law is Cruel: The Construction of a Jewish Anti-Abortion Position in the Writings of Immanuel Jakobovitz

Rebecca T. Alpert

Women of Color and Reproductive Choice: Combatting the Population Paradigm

Andy Smith

Women’s Responses to Child Loss in Japan: The Case of Mizuko Kuy?

Elizabeth Harrison

A Response

Igeta Midori

State and Church Resistance to Womens Reproductive Well-Being

Women and Catholic Church Politics in Eastern Europe

Chris Gudorf

Reproductive Rights and the Politics of Transition in South Africa

Denise M. Ackermann

The Abortion Debate in Brazil: A Report from an Eco-Feminist Philosopher and Theologian Under Siege

Ivone Gebara