Giulia Zanini
Biographic Data
| ID | 224112 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giulia Zanini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giulia |
| FAMILY NAME | Zanini |
| SIGNATURE | ZANINI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3031-7282 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Individualizing and outsourcing immorality
In 2004, Italy enacted a highly restrictive law regulating assisted reproductive technologies (ART). Italian residents emerged as one of the largest groups of cross-borders reproductive travelers, participating in an expanding transnational fertility industry. Drawing on qualitative studies of ART use and reproductive travels from Italy, this article analyzes the repercussion of a public moral regime discriminating against non-heterosexual, non-n…
To be vigilant to leave no trace’
Until 2018, abortion in the Republic of Ireland was banned in almost all circumstances under one of the most restrictive legal regimes in Europe. The main solution for Irish women and pregnant people seeking abortion services had been to pursue care abroad, typically in clinics in England. In this paper we focus on the hardships of waiting for abortion care experienced by Irish residents leading up to their travel for appointments in England in 2…
The first difficulty is time
Drawing on qualitative and quantitative data collected during a 5-year multi-disciplinary European research project, in this article we show how restrictions on access to legal abortion, and particularly gestational age (GA) limits at the end of the first trimester of pregnancy, negatively affect women and pregnant people living in European countries where abortion is legal on request or on broad grounds. First, we examine why most European legis…
Les relations de « latéralité » dans le recours aux biotechnologies de la reproduction
Qui est le « père » d’Amandine ? La première enfant née en France à la suite d’une fécondation in vitro (FIV) semble en avoir au moins trois, si l’on en croit certains articles de presse : son père de filiation et deux « pères », dont les guillemets indiquent le statut particulier. Ces « pères » ou ces pères, selon les typographies choisies par les articles de journaux français, sont souvent qualifiés de « scientifiques ». C’est le biologiste Jac…
Abortion information governance and women's travels across European borders
The World Health Organization considers the provision of information about safe, legal abortion essential for good-quality abortion care, but the question remains about who is responsible for providing information to people whose needs are not met in their own countries. Using data from a mixed-method research conducted with women travelling from France, Germany, Italy, and Ireland to seek abortion care in the UK, the Netherland, and Spain, we ma…
Jesus is in Favor
While religion is part of the modernities of assisted reproductive technologies (ART), this has mainly been investigated in non-Western or non-Christian contexts. In this article, I argue that in contemporary Italy, Catholicism affects not only law- and policymaking processes but also (prospective) parents' experiences of ART and donor conception in contradictory and unexpected ways. Officially, the Roman Church strongly opposes ART, but Catholic…
À la recherche d'un don de gamètes
Ce texte analyse l'expérience de futurs parents italiens qui transgressent l'opposition culturelle de leur pays au don de gamètes. Il explore la façon dont ces personnes naviguent, localement et à l'étranger, à travers plusieurs parcours de procréation avec donneur et examine la façon dont la conception peut intervenir dans un milieu clinique ou non-clinique. À travers cette ethnographie, l'article défend l'idée que la médicalisation de la concep…
The first difficulty is time
Drawing on qualitative and quantitative data collected during a 5-year multi-disciplinary European research project, in this article we show how restrictions on access to legal abortion, and particularly gestational age (GA) limits at the end of the first trimester of pregnancy, negatively affect women and pregnant people living in European countries where abortion is legal on request or on broad grounds. First, we examine why most European legis…
Abortion information governance and women's travels across European borders
The World Health Organization considers the provision of information about safe, legal abortion essential for good-quality abortion care, but the question remains about who is responsible for providing information to people whose needs are not met in their own countries. Using data from a mixed-method research conducted with women travelling from France, Germany, Italy, and Ireland to seek abortion care in the UK, the Netherland, and Spain, we ma…
Jesus is in Favor
While religion is part of the modernities of assisted reproductive technologies (ART), this has mainly been investigated in non-Western or non-Christian contexts. In this article, I argue that in contemporary Italy, Catholicism affects not only law- and policymaking processes but also (prospective) parents' experiences of ART and donor conception in contradictory and unexpected ways. Officially, the Roman Church strongly opposes ART, but Catholic…
À la recherche d'un don de gamètes
Ce texte analyse l'expérience de futurs parents italiens qui transgressent l'opposition culturelle de leur pays au don de gamètes. Il explore la façon dont ces personnes naviguent, localement et à l'étranger, à travers plusieurs parcours de procréation avec donneur et examine la façon dont la conception peut intervenir dans un milieu clinique ou non-clinique. À travers cette ethnographie, l'article défend l'idée que la médicalisation de la concep…
À la recherche d'un don de gamètes
Ce texte analyse l'expérience de futurs parents italiens qui transgressent l'opposition culturelle de leur pays au don de gamètes. Il explore la façon dont ces personnes naviguent, localement et à l'étranger, à travers plusieurs parcours de procréation avec donneur et examine la façon dont la conception peut intervenir dans un milieu clinique ou non-clinique. À travers cette ethnographie, l'article défend l'idée que la médicalisation de la concep…
Jesus is in Favor
While religion is part of the modernities of assisted reproductive technologies (ART), this has mainly been investigated in non-Western or non-Christian contexts. In this article, I argue that in contemporary Italy, Catholicism affects not only law- and policymaking processes but also (prospective) parents' experiences of ART and donor conception in contradictory and unexpected ways. Officially, the Roman Church strongly opposes ART, but Catholic…
Abortion information governance and women's travels across European borders
The World Health Organization considers the provision of information about safe, legal abortion essential for good-quality abortion care, but the question remains about who is responsible for providing information to people whose needs are not met in their own countries. Using data from a mixed-method research conducted with women travelling from France, Germany, Italy, and Ireland to seek abortion care in the UK, the Netherland, and Spain, we ma…
Les relations de « latéralité » dans le recours aux biotechnologies de la reproduction
Qui est le « père » d’Amandine ? La première enfant née en France à la suite d’une fécondation in vitro (FIV) semble en avoir au moins trois, si l’on en croit certains articles de presse : son père de filiation et deux « pères », dont les guillemets indiquent le statut particulier. Ces « pères » ou ces pères, selon les typographies choisies par les articles de journaux français, sont souvent qualifiés de « scientifiques ». C’est le biologiste Jac…
To be vigilant to leave no trace’
Until 2018, abortion in the Republic of Ireland was banned in almost all circumstances under one of the most restrictive legal regimes in Europe. The main solution for Irish women and pregnant people seeking abortion services had been to pursue care abroad, typically in clinics in England. In this paper we focus on the hardships of waiting for abortion care experienced by Irish residents leading up to their travel for appointments in England in 2…
The first difficulty is time
Drawing on qualitative and quantitative data collected during a 5-year multi-disciplinary European research project, in this article we show how restrictions on access to legal abortion, and particularly gestational age (GA) limits at the end of the first trimester of pregnancy, negatively affect women and pregnant people living in European countries where abortion is legal on request or on broad grounds. First, we examine why most European legis…
Individualizing and outsourcing immorality
In 2004, Italy enacted a highly restrictive law regulating assisted reproductive technologies (ART). Italian residents emerged as one of the largest groups of cross-borders reproductive travelers, participating in an expanding transnational fertility industry. Drawing on qualitative studies of ART use and reproductive travels from Italy, this article analyzes the repercussion of a public moral regime discriminating against non-heterosexual, non-n…
Political science (5 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (5 works) · Abortion (3 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Pregnancy (3 works) · Reproductive health (3 works) · Reproductive Health and Contraception (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)