International Surrogacy as Disruptive Industry in Southeast Asia (Medical Anthropology)
Andrea Whittaker explores international surrogacy in Southeast Asia through medical anthropology. Focusing on surrogacy as a disruptive industry, this book offers a scholarly perspective on the intersections of reproduction, medicine, culture, economics, and regional change.
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International Surrogacy as Disruptive Industry in Southeast Asia examines the development and significance of international surrogacy in the region.
Written by Andrea Whittaker, the book approaches surrogacy through medical anthropology, connecting reproductive practices with broader social and economic contexts.
Its focus on a disruptive industry highlights how international surrogacy can challenge established understandings of medicine, family, labor, and reproduction.
This work is suited to readers interested in medical anthropology, global health, Southeast Asian studies, and the social dimensions of reproductive technologies.
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