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Reproductive health in culture wars crossfire by Crane, Barbara B., Daulaire, Nils, Ezeh, Alex C.

“…The “Gag Rule” is endangering health in Africa and globally On his third day in office, President Trump ordered new abortion restrictions on U.S. foreign aid…”
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Power and Politics in International Funding for Reproductive Health: the US Global Gag Rule by Crane, Barbara B, Dusenberry, Jennifer

“…Since 2001, the US government has used its power as a leading donor to family planning programmes to pursue policies in conflict with global agreements on…”
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Scaling-up a public health innovation: A comparative study of post-abortion care in Bolivia and Mexico by Billings, Deborah L., Crane, Barbara B., Benson, Janie, Solo, Julie, Fetters, Tamara

“…Post-abortion care (PAC), an innovation for treating women with complications of unsafe abortion, has been introduced in public health systems around the world…”
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Critical gaps in universal access to reproductive health: Contraception and prevention of unsafe abortion by Culwell, Kelly R, Vekemans, Marcel, de Silva, Upeka, Hurwitz, Manuelle, Crane, Barbara B

“…Abstract Unsafe abortion accounts for a significant proportion of maternal deaths, yet it is often forgotten in discussions around reducing maternal mortality…”
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Global policy change and women's access to safe abortion: the impact of the World Health Organization's guidance in Africa by Hessini, Leila, Brookman-Amissah, Eunice, Crane, Barbara B

“…Along with governments from around the world, African leaders agreed at the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in 1994 to address…”
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Safe Abortion and the Global Political Economy of Reproductive Rights by Crane, Barbara B

“…Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) advocates are joining the call for global economic justice, while drawing attention to the neglect of SRHR in…”
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The Mexico City Policy and U.S. Family Planning Assistance by Cincotta, Richard P., Crane, Barbara B.

“…Pres George W. Bush recently reimposed a set of restrictions on overseas family planning programs known as the Mexico City policy. The policy withholds US…”
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The Transnational Politics of Abortion by Crane, Barbara B.

“…The changing global political environment of abortion is examined. An overview of the conditions that are likely to affect the future prospects for expanding…”
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The United States, China, and the United Nations Population Fund: Dynamics of US Policymaking by Crane, Barbara B., Finkle, Jason L.

“…Retreating from the leadership role it had assumed since the 1960s in multilateral cooperation in the population field, the US government in 1985 suspended…”
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Policy coordination by major Western powers in bargaining with the Third World: debt relief and the Common Fund by Crane, Barbara B.

“…The governments of the five major Western powers—the United States, the United Kingdom, France, West Germany, and Japan—coordinated policy on two key…”
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Critical gaps in universal access to reproductive health: Contraception and prevention of unsafe abortion: Universal Access to Reproductive Health: Opportunities to Prevent Unsafe Abortion and Address Related Critical Gaps by CULWELL, Kelly R, VEKEMANS, Marcel, DE SILVA, Upeka, HURWITZ, Manuelle, CRANE, Barbara B

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Creating a New Consensus on Population: The Politics of Reproductive Health, Reproductive Rights and Women's Empowerment by Crane, Barbara B.

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Ideology and Politics at Mexico City: The United States at the 1984 International Conference on Population by Finkle, Jason L., Crane, Barbara B.

“…A decade after the World Population Conference in Bucharest, delegates representing 146 states convened in Mexico City to examine world population problems and…”
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The Politics of Bucharest: Population, Development, and the New International Economic Order by Finkle, Jason L., Crane, Barbara B.

“…This analysis of the UN World Population Conference held in Bucharest, Romania in 1974 contends that the significance of the Conference is to be found in a new…”
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Global policy change and women's access to safe abortion: The impact of the World Health Organization's guidance in Africa by Hessini, Leila, Brookman-Amissah, Eunice, Crane, Barbara B

“…Along with governments from around the world, African leaders agreed at the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in 1994 to address…”
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Organizational Impediments to Development Assistance: The World Bank's Population Program by Crane, Barbara B., Finkle, Jason L.

“…The World Bank has encountered serious difficulties as it has moved from an almost exclusive concern with capital infrastructure into social sectors of…”
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Global Policy Change and Women's Access to Safe Abortion: The Impact of the World Health Organization's Guidance in Africa / Modification de la politique mondiale et l'accès par la femme à l'avortement sans dange: L'impact de conseil de l'Organisatioon mondiale de la santé en Afrique by Hessini, Leila, Brookman-Amissah, Eunice, Crane, Barbara B.

“…Along with governments from around the world, African leaders agreed at the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in 1994 to address…”
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The Cairo Consensus: Demographic Surveys, Women's Empowerment, and Regime Change in Population Policy by Crane, Barbara B.

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The World Health Organization and the Population Issue: Organizational Values in the United Nations by Finkle, Jason L., Crane, Barbara B.

“…During most of the 1950s and the early 1960s, the WHO viewed family planning as a socioeconomic concern; only subsequently did WHO redefine the issue as a…”
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The War against Population: The Economics and Ideology of Population Control by Crane, Barbara B.

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