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stratified reproduction: a standalone construct

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Anthropology of reproduction

the idea that physical and social reproductive tasks are valued and supported unequally across groups divided by class, race, migration status and similar hierarchies.

In anthropology of reproduction, stratified reproduction refers to the idea that physical and social reproductive tasks are valued and supported unequally across groups divided by class, race, migration status and similar hierarchies. This meaning comes from Ginsburg (1995) in Conceiving the new world order.[1]

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  1. Ginsburg, F. D., & Rapp, R. (Eds.). (1995). Conceiving the new world order: The global politics of reproduction. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520089143

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