Titlebook: Gender-Biased Sex Selection in South Korea, India and Vietnam; Assessing the Influe Laura Rahm Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 202

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History and Theory of Public Policies Against Sex Selection,opulation goals, with a balanced sex distribution of the population being one among the many competing governmental concerns. We continue by reviewing the historical evolution of population policies concerning sex selection, stressing the population control movement of the twentieth century, the eme

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Methodology,nst prenatal sex selection, their evolution and impact on sex ratio imbalances in selected Asian countries by providing a qualitative and qualitative assessment. Three countries and three distinct localities within those countries (Northwestern India, Northern Vietnam and Southeastern part of South

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South Korea,unique country context, with son preference, lowering fertility and access to reproductive technologies giving rise to sex imbalances at birth. The analysis then turns to national laws and policies related to GBSS before assessing the influence of public policy on sex selection and sex ratios at bir

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Cross-Country Comparison: Policies, Patterns and Processes,icy intentions ranging from protecting fetal rights in Korea, to women’s rights in India, to a balanced population structure in Vietnam. The three countries all responded with similar policy instruments including legal bans, awareness-raising, gender equity laws, and incentives. These instruments ar

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General Conclusion: Limited Evidence that Policies Normalize SRB,e, where we could detect positive policy impact on SRB, the intervention was largely non-replicable due to irreproducible conditions and negative side effects (e.g. India). We also show that the same policy instruments are transferred transnationally with the help of international organizations and

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Laura RahmProvides an in-depth analysis of anti-sex selection policies.Includes 117 key informant interviews, participant observations and demographic data analysis.Results point to policy inefficiency and the