Donor insemination

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• The Social Work Role in Assisted Conception

  E Blyth, Emily R Blyth•The British Journal of Social Work•1999

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• Why do you want to be a donor?’

  Open Access•Rene Almeling•New Genetics and Society•2006

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• The value and meaning attached to genetic relatedness among Australian sperm donors

  Open Access•D W Riggs, Brett Scholz•New Genetics and Society•2011

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• Fertility stakeholders’ concerns regarding payment for egg and sperm donation in New Zealand and Australia

  Open Access•Sonja Goedeke, Daniel Shepherd et al.•Reproductive Biomedicine &…•2021

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• The Best Interests of the Child in Assisted Human Reproduction

  Open Access•Ken Daniels, Ken R Daniels et al.•Politics and the Life Sciences•2000

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• The psychology of assisted reproduction — or psychology assisting its reproduction

  Open Access•Iain Walker, Pia Broderick•Australian Psychologist•1999

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• Male Infertility

  Rheta Keylor, Rheta G Keylor et al.•Studies in Gender and Sexuality•2010

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• The Discourse of Gifting in Embryo Donation

  Open Access•Sonja Goedeke, Ken Daniels•Qualitative Health Research•2017

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• Parents' contributions to the narrative identity of offspring of donor-assisted conception

  Open Access•Maggie Kirkman•Social Science & Medicine•2003

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• Generosity and compliance

  Open Access•K Dasgupta•Social Science & Medicine•2018

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• Selling Genes, Selling Gender

  Open Access•Rene Almeling•American Sociological Review•2007

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• Collaboration and Commodification in Assisted Procreation

  Open Access•Mary Lyndon Shanley•Law & Society Review•2002

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• Hegemony and Homogeneity

  Open Access•D Birenbaum-Carmeli, Yoram S Carmeli et al.•Journal of Material Culture•2002

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• A Sense of Connectedness in Reproductive Donation. Contrasting Policy With Donor and Donor Kin Lived Experience

  Open Access•P Nordqvist, Lisa Gilman et al.•Journal of Family Issues•2024

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• Who Counts as Family? Gamete donation and the construction of family forms in medical markets

  Open Access•Laura Halcomb•Journal of Family Issues•2020

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• Un/familiar connections

  Open Access•P Nordqvist•Sociology of Health & Illness•2019

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• Secrecy’

  Erica Haimes•International Journal of Law…•1988

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• Secrecy and Openness in Donor Insemination

  Open Access•Ken Daniels, Ken R Daniels et al.•Politics and the Life Sciences•1993

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• Telling the AID Child

  Open Access•Joan M Brandon, Joan Brandon•Adoption & Fostering•1979

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• Family‐making by Aid

  Open Access•Gary Mitchell, G D Mitchell•International Journal of…•1982

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• Telling donor insemination offspring about their conception

  Open Access•Ken Daniels, Ken R Daniels et al.•Social Science & Medicine•1995

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• The social and psychological consequences of secrecy in artificial insemination by donor (AID) programmes

  Open Access•Robyn Rowland•Social Science & Medicine•1985

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• Issues of gender in gamete donation

  Open Access•Erica Haimes•Social Science & Medicine•1993

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• The Gift

  C J Fuller, Marcel Mauss et al.•The Gift•2024

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• The Stigma of Involuntary Childlessness

  Charlene E Miall•Social Problems•1986

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