The Muslim body and the politics of immigration in France: popular and biomedical representations of Malian migrant women

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Title

The Muslim body and the politics of immigration in France: popular and biomedical representations of Malian migrant women

Author

Sargent, Carolyn
Larchanche, Stephanie

Publisher

2007/09/00

Publication Date

20070900

Primary Classification

9.5.5

Secondary Classification

9.5.5; 9.5.4; 11.1; 21.7

Primary keywords

contraception--[pri];cultural competency--[pri];females--[pri];immigrants--[pri];Muslims--[pri];reproductive health services--[pri];stigmatization--[pri];women--[pri]

Secondary keywords

abortion;blacks;case studies;colonialism;family planning;human body;health services accessibility;knowledge, attitudes, practice;interviews;Islamic ethics;males;minority groups;politics;professional patient relationship;public hospitals;religion;secularism;sexuality;social discrimination;socioeconomic factors

Subject

France--[pri]

Subject

Mali;Western Africa

Subject

midwives--[pri]

Subject

polygamy

Journal Article

Body and Society 2007 September; 13(3): 79-102

Call Number

special issue shelf

Bibliography

40 refs. 9 fn.

Collection

IMSE Database

Citation

“The Muslim body and the politics of immigration in France: popular and biomedical representations of Malian migrant women,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed July 27, 2024, http://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/34799.