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...depending on the region in which they live. You can read the whole article here: siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/id...
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...conscientious objection within one hospital or hospital system, the regions are able to provide different levels of abortion access. In turn, doctors who provide abortions have much more or less positive experiences in their jobs, and patients have an easier or harder time accessing care... 3/

We quickly realized that what was standard procedure in one place was not necessarily the case in another region, and we dug deeper to determine why regions were implementing the same law in different ways. In the end, we see that due to local administrative choices and cultural norms of... 2/

I am especially excited for the publication of @dmpullan.bsky.social's and my article “'In Italy, we have a saying: make the law and you will find a way to cheat it.' The Regionalized Implementation of Italian Abortion Policies."
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Check out the full lineup -- all of these articles are available for free, because IdPS publishes open access through the Università del Salento press!
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We have had the pleasure of working with sharp scholars & capable editors as we guest edited this issue over the last year. Spanning geographies, levels of analysis, and methods, this issue asks: why are some countries taking steps to liberalize abortion rights, while others are rolling them back?

Who doesn't love plots!

I don’t address the “harms”’of abortion because the peer reviewed evidence of a years-long study finds that abortion is not harmful. I’ve read the source material and made my own interpretations. You clearly have your own opinion here. Have a nice day!

Thanks for your question. You can read more about the harms of gestational limits at the De Zordo citation you mention, and you can read all about the harms of being denied an abortion in The Turnaway Study — worse health for mothers and children, worse economic status, bad relationships, etc!

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