Globalization and gametes: Islam, assisted reproductive technologies, and the Middle Eastern state
Dublin Core
Title
Globalization and gametes: Islam, assisted reproductive technologies, and the Middle Eastern state
Author
Inhorn, Marcia C.
Publisher
2011/00/00
Publication Date
20110000
Primary Classification
14.1
Secondary Classification
14.1;14.2;14.4;1.1;21.7
Primary keywords
germ cells--[pri];international aspects--[pri];Muslim world--[pri];reproductive technologies--[pri]
Secondary keywords
Arab world;confidentiality;cross-cultural comparison;donor selection;embryo donation;empirical research;fatwas;ijtihad;in vitro fertilization;interviews;Islamic ethics;knowledge, attitudes, practice;legal aspects;medical tourism;Muslims;ovum donors;physicians;public policy;regulation;reproductive health services;semen donors;sharia;socioeconomic factors;surrogate mothers;survey;trends;Western world
Subject
Egypt--[pri];Iran--[pri];Lebanon--[pri];Middle East--[pri];Shiites--[pri];Sunnis--[pri];United Arab Emirates--[pri]
Subject
al-Azhar University
Journal Article
Browner, Carole H.; Sargent, Carolyn F., eds. Reproduction, Globalization, and the State: New Theoretical and Ethnographic Perspectives. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2011: 126-137
Call Number
HQ766 .R477 2011
Bibliography
2 fn.
ISBN
9780822349600
Collection
Citation
“Globalization and gametes: Islam, assisted reproductive technologies, and the Middle Eastern state,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed October 9, 2024, http://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/35012.