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FW: Men and reproduction - call for abstracts

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Dear all,

 

Please find below a call for abstracts for 'Men and Reproduction', a
session to be held at The Second ISA Forum of Sociology, Buenos Aires,
Argentina, August 1-4, 2012. Please contact the convenors for more
information. 

Best wishes,

Nicky

 

Dr Nicky Hudson

Senior Research Fellow

School of Applied Social Sciences

De Montfort University

Room 00.08 Hawthorn Building

The Gateway

Leicester

LE1 9BH

t:  0116 2078766

 

 

 

The Second ISA Forum of Sociology
Social justice and democratization
Buenos Aires, Argentina
August 1-4, 2012

 

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS FOR THE FOLLOWING SESSION

 

Title of the session: Men and Reproduction

 

Format of the session: Regular session - five 20-minute presentations

 

Description: Internationally, many societies are experiencing a cultural
transformation of fatherhood towards the contemporary ideal of the
involved nurturing father with the expectation of men's involvement
across the reproductive trajectory from reproductive planning to equal
co-parenting. This cultural momentum is also being 'pushed'
internationally through government policies based on the perceived
economic, health and well-being benefits of fatherhood involvement in
children's lives. In academic research, the application of Critical
Studies of Men and Masculinities to the sociology of human reproduction,
provides an added impetus to the re-conceptualisation of reproduction in
inter-relational terms (rather than as 'women's difficulty'), and
attempts to empirically and critically explore men's involvement in
reproduction. This debate on men and reproduction links to the themes of
this ISA Forum in that it mirrors the broader sociological debate
relating to the rhetoric and reality of the democratisation of gender
relations in the intimate sphere and the emergence of relationships that
are more equally and mutually satisfying. In addition, the debate is
often framed in terms of 'social justice' for fathers in societies which
prioritise mothers over fathers as the socially accepted best carers of
children. 

 

Expected key themes:

Papers will critically explore men's involvement within the
reproduction/parenting arena. In particular, papers may focus on men's
involvement in reproductive planning/the procreative realm. Topics of
papers might include (but are not limited to): 

Men's fertility views

Men and the social psychology of infertility

Men and pregnancy resolution/Men and Abortion

Men and adoption

Men and childbirth preparation classes

Men's experiences with prenatal ultrasounds

Men and Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Men's identities in multi-partner paternity

Men and miscarriage

Gay men's desires to have a child

Men, HIV and reproduction

Sperm donors: Participating and Recruiting

Politics of men and reproduction

 We will be actively seeking opportunities to have the papers published
in a journal OR a book format.

 

Language: English

 

Organizers:

Maria Lohan, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. Email:
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Lorraine Culley, De Montfort University, England. Email: [log in to unmask]

 

William Marsiglio, University of Florida, US. Email: [log in to unmask]

 

Submission of Abstracts

Please submit your abstract through the ISA website:
http://www.isa-sociology.org/buenos-aires-2012/ by December 15th 20th 

 

 

 

 


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