Trading Women's Health and Rights : Trade Liberalization and Reproductive Health in Developing Economies (Hardcover)

Preface Introduction Reproductive Health, Trade Liberalization, and Development Elissa Braunstein and Caren Grown Part I: Conceptual Overviews: Direct and Indirect Linkages 1. Trade Liberalization and Reproductive Health: A Framework for Understanding the Linkages - Caren Grown 2. Implication of GATS for Reproductive Health Services - Debra Lipson 3.Women's Work, Autonomy and Reproductive Health: The Role of Trade and Investment Liberalization - Elissa Braunstein Part II: Country Case Studies 4. Implications of Trade Liberalization for Working Women's Marriage: Case Studies of Bangladesh, Egypt and Vietnam - Sajeda Amin 5. Trade Liberalization, Women's Migration and Reproductive Health in China - Lin Tan, Zhenzhen Zheng, and Yueping Song 6. Women's Reproductive Health in Export Industries at National Borders - Catalina Denman 7. Runaway Knowledge: Trade Liberalization and Reproductive Practices among Sri Lanka's Garment Factory Workers - Sandya Hewamanne Part III: Trade Liberalization and Government Capacity to Deliver Reproductive Health Supplies and Servies 8. I Would Pay if I Could Pay in Maize: Trade Liberalization, User Fees in Health and Women's Health Seeking in Tanzania - Priya Nanda 9. Tripping Up: AIDs, Pharmaceuticals and Intellectual Property in South Africa - Pranitha Maharaj and Benjamin Roberts 10. Midwifery and Nursing Migration: Implications of Trade Liberalization for Maternal Health in Low-Income Countries - Nancy Gerein and Andrew Green Part IV: Policy and Advocacy 11. Trade Agreements and Reproductive Health and Rights: An Agenda for Analysis and Advocacy - Marceline White 12. Reproductive Health Advocacy - Alaka Malwade Basu About the Contributors Index