Description
Book SynopsisThis is the first major exploration of the Canada's assisted reproduction policy at the national and provincial levels. It explains the reasons that led to the federal government's failed national framework, and the legacy it left behind.
Trade Review"Assisted Reproduction Policy in Canada is meticulously researched. Dave Snow is a punchy writer. Much of political science is concerned with answering one question: ‘What drives politics?’ As Assisted Reproduction shows, it is an impulse for government over-reach, a fetish for control and regulation, and a mistaken suspicion that Canadian society is comprised of wolves and sheep." -- Holly Doan *
Blacklock’s Reporter *
Table of Contents1. Understanding Assisted Reproduction Policy 2. The Royal Commission On New Reproductive Technologies and the Legacy of Past Frames 3. The Assisted Human Reproduction Act Comes to Fruition 4. The Assisted Human Reproduction Act Goes to Court 5. Surrogacy and Parentage Policy in the Provinces 6. Many Actors, Many Policies: Clinical Intervention Policy in Canada 7. Making Sense of Canadian Assisted Reproduction Policy
