Homeland Maternity: US Security Culture and the New Reproductive Regime (Feminist Media Studies)
A critical study of how US security culture shapes maternity, reproductive politics, and feminist media discourse.
About This Book
Homeland Maternity examines the intersection of national security discourse and reproductive politics in the United States.
The book analyzes how cultural narratives around motherhood are influenced by security concerns and media representations.
It draws on feminist theory to critique the ways reproductive regimes are constructed and maintained.
Readers will gain insight into the broader implications of these dynamics for gender, citizenship, and public policy.
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