What constitutes “human reproduction” is under negotiation as its biology, social nature, and
cultural valences are increasingly perceived as bound up in environmental issues. This …

Widespread inequities in diet and nutrition present a pressing public health problem.
Sociologists working to illuminate the causes and contours of these inequities often center …

Recent analyses of responses to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) have posited that
men's dismissive attitudes toward the risks of the virus reflect their attempts to conform to …

Despite attempts at highlighting continuities across the reproductive process from
conception to childcare, reproduction and parenting still tend to be studied as a collection of …

Mothers are under tremendous pressure to feed children wholesome meals–a job that
requires careful attention to every ingredient on a child's plate. They are also urged to …

This article builds on feminist scholarship on new biologies and the body to describe the
temporal politics of epigenetic research related to the human placenta. Drawing on …

Maternalist framing has been a consistent part of a long history of powerful, often successful
organizing for environmental protection and justice. Yet today's calls on individuals to …

In the health-risk society, food choice is framed through public health nutrition and dietary
risks which are produced through nutritionism and econutrition. Dietary guidelines …

Smartphone pregnancy apps, which enable their users to track a pregnancy week by week
and offer advice to coincide with each stage, have transformed the spaces and times in …

This paper examines the heightened demands of social reproduction amidst the slow
violence of environmental harm. In doing so, it contributes to feminist scholarship bridging …