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      • Doctors, Conscience and Abortion Law and Practice
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      • Parenting and Personhood
      • Policing Pregnancy 2016
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      • Policing Pregnancy: Who should be a mother?
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      • Making Parents
      • Poor Parenting?
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      • Monitoring Parents 2: science, evidence, experts and the new parenting culture
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          • Government ‘early intervention’ plans are prejudice about parents masquerading as evidence, says University of Kent sociologist.
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      • Feeding children in the new parenting culture
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      • Parenting cultures and risk management in plural Norway
        • Conference: Parenting and Personhood: Cross-cultural perspectives on family-life, expertise, and risk management
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      • Pregnancy and pregnancy planning in the new parenting culture (event)
      • The Construction of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) in British Newspapers (study)
      • Assessing Child Welfare under the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act: the new law (study)
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      • Abortion research by CPCS Associates
        • Abortion doctors, professional identity and the law: background
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