Social research: An international quarterly of the social sciences

• 

  Año 2011, Número 3. Dedicado a: The body and the state: how the state controls and protects the body, part II

  • Who has rights to the body

    • Introduction

      Ann Snitow

      págs. 687-691

      

    • Reproductive entanglements: body, state, and culture in the Dys/regulation of child-bearing

      Rayna Rapp

      págs. 693-718

      

    • Healthcare reform 2.0

      Stephanie Woolhandler, David Himmelstein

      págs. 719-730

      

    • Brain injury and the culture of Neglect: musings on an uncertain future

      Joseph J. Fins, Alexandra Suppes

      págs. 731-746

      

    • Torture and the dream of reason

      Paul W. Kahn

      págs. 747-766

      

    • The problem of the body in modern state punishment

      David Garland

      págs. 767-798

      

    • The deep time of the dead

      Thomas W. Laqueur

      págs. 799-820

      

  • Buying and selling the body

    • Introduction

      Katayoun Chamany

      págs. 823-827

      

    • Relational markets and justice paradoxes

      Michele Goodwin

      págs. 829-848

      

    • The body of the terrorist: blood libels, bio-piracy, and the spoils of war at the Israeli Forensic Institute

      Nancy Scheper-Hughes

      págs. 849-886

      

    • Perversion and forensic science: fraudulent testimonies

      Renata Salecl

      págs. 887-906

      

    • Bodies of data: genomic data and bioscience data sharing

      Pilar N. Ossorio

      págs. 907-932

      

    • States of contradiction: twelve ways to do nothing about trafficking while pretending to

      Carole S. Vance

      págs. 933-948

      

    • The competitive logic of global clinical trials

      Adriana Petryna

      págs. 949-974

      

    • Property, rights, and the constitution of contemporany Indian Biomedicine: notes from the Gleevec case

      Kaushik Sunder Rajan

      págs. 975-998