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"Reproductive politics" as a book category brings together works that examine how reproduction — including pregnancy, contraception, abortion, assisted reproductive technologies, surrogacy, and family planning — is shaped by law, policy, culture, economics and power. It includes histories, legal and policy analyses, journalism, memoirs, ethnography and fiction that explore topics such as bodily autonomy, access to care, bioethics, population control, race and class disparities, religious influence, and state regulation of families. These books may take local or global perspectives, trace social movements and court battles, interrogate medical and technological developments, and highlight activist and lived experiences. Intended for readers of public policy, gender and health studies, law, and social justice, the category foregrounds how intimate decisions become sites of public contestation.

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