Birth Justice: From Obstetric Violence to Abolitionist Care
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Birth Justice: From Obstetric Violence to Abolitionist Care

by Rodante Van Der Waal

Medicine Women's Studies social justice
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Birth Justice explores the movement from obstetric violence toward abolitionist care. Rodante Van Der Waal’s book considers childbirth through the lenses of medical power, justice, and care, offering a focused contribution to conversations about reproductive experiences and transformative approaches to health and social change.

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Birth Justice: From Obstetric Violence to Abolitionist Care addresses the relationship between childbirth, medical authority, and justice.

The book centers obstetric violence as a critical concern and considers what it means to move beyond that framework.

Its abolitionist care perspective points toward a broader examination of how care may be reimagined.

Written by Rodante Van Der Waal, this work engages readers interested in birth, medicine, reproductive justice, and social change.

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