Women’s Right to Reproductive Self-Determination from the Perspective of Civil Law (Original PDF from Publisher)

Description

Women’s Right to Reproductive Self-Determination from the Perspective of Civil Law offers a comprehensive examination of how civil law frameworks shape, support, or restrict women’s autonomy in reproductive decision-making. Grounded in both legal theory and real-world application, the book tackles the sensitive and evolving legal terrain surrounding reproductive rights.

This book is particularly valuable for legal scholars, practicing attorneys, healthcare policy advisors, human rights advocates, and graduate-level law students who wish to understand the legal mechanisms governing bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom.

 Key Features and Highlights

• In-depth analysis of reproductive rights within civil law systems
• Comparative perspectives that span various jurisdictions
• Legal evaluation of consent, autonomy, parenthood, and medical intervention
• Discussion on the implications of civil liability in reproductive healthcare
• Evidence-based and ethically balanced legal argumentation

 Major Topics Covered

Includes core chapters on:

• Civil law foundations of bodily autonomy
• Legal considerations surrounding reproductive technologies
• Rights of the fetus versus rights of the mother
• Liability and consent in reproductive healthcare
• Intersection of family law and reproductive choice

 About the Author

[Author Name], a legal scholar and researcher specializing in civil law and human rights, has authored numerous publications on bioethics and women’s legal protections. Her work bridges academic research with legal reform in national and international contexts.

 File Format & Technical Details

• Format: Original PDF (from Publisher)
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Publication Year: 2023
• Publisher: Springer
• Language: English
• File Size: Approx. 5–10 MB
• Compatible Devices: Laptop, desktop, tablets, e-readers, and smartphones supporting PDF format

 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is this book applicable to non-European civil law systems?
Yes. While grounded in civil law principles, the book offers comparative insights that are useful for both European and global jurisdictions.

Q2: Does the book address current debates such as abortion laws and assisted reproduction?
Yes, the book provides a legal analysis of major reproductive topics including abortion, ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology), and the rights of the mother versus the state or fetus.