JMI is a peer-reviewed, Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada-funded journal that is published bi-annually by the . It’s directed by its founder, 91��ɫ women’s studies Professor Andrea O’Reilly, and is partnered with Demeter Press.

This issue includes 14 articles, seven book reviews and a poetry folio, featuring the work of Laurie Kruk.

The articles in the journal include: ‘Commodifying the Fetus’, ‘The Economics and Politics of Delayed Birth Timing’, ‘Mothers, Milk and Money: Maternal Corporeal Generosity, Social Psychological Trust, and Value in Human Milk Exchange’ and ‘From “Need” to “Risk”: The Neoliberal Construction of the “Bad” Mother’.

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