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- Bortolotti, Lisa, et al.
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Reproductive and parental autonomy: an argument for compulsory parental education
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Ingår i: Reproductive Biomedicine Online. - : Elsevier. - 1472-6491 .- 1472-6483. ; 19:1, s. 5-14
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- In this paper we argue that comprehensive and systematic parental education has the potential to equip young adults with the necessary information for the responsible exercise of their autonomy in choices about reproduction and parenting. Education can allow young adults to acquire largely accurate beliefs about reproduction and parenting and the implications of their reproductive and parental choices. Far from being a limitation of individual freedom, the acquisition of relevant information about reproduction and parenting and the acquisition of self-knowledge with respect to reproductive and parenting choices can help give shape to individual life plans. We make a case for compulsory parental education on the basis of the need to respect and enhance individual reproductive and parental autonomy within a culture that presents contradictory attitudes towards reproduction and where decisions about whether to become a parent are subject to significant pressure and scrutiny.
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- Cutas, Daniela, 1978
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Can/should fathers be parents too? On shared post-separation parenting
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Ingår i: Zagreb Applied Ethics Conference 2011.
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- The presentation will address the ethics and policy of parenting. Some of the questions that I will explore are: who is a parent? How do people acquire responsibilities for children? How do the relationships between adults influence, or should influence, these responsibilities? What are (or might be) the implications of mothers and fathers equally sharing responsibilities for children? Who, if anyone, should be awarded precedence in cases of competition for parenting? In pondering these questions, I will comparatively look at the Swedish and the Romanian cases of the culture and policy of parenting. The two European countries are examples of quite different post-separation and post-divorce parenting. In Sweden, it is highly expected that, following separation of the parents, they will both continue to function as parents with equal rights and responsibilities. In Romania this is rare, and children are placed with one parent (usually the mother), with the other parent being awarded (at best) visitation rights, and (usually) financial responsibilities. Recent changes in legislation, and tendencies in European legislation, shift towards shared parenting – and this collides with long established beliefs and expectations, and will have a strong impact on children as well as their parents and society at large.
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- Cutas, Daniela, 1978
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Ethics in Infertility Treatment
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Ingår i: Defining patient subgroups to personalize infertility. ; September 11-12, Stockholm, Sweden
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Konferensbidrag (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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