Learning to Dance: Advancing Women's Reproductive Health and Well-Being from the Perspectives of Public Health and Human Rights.

Learning to Dance: Advancing Women's Reproductive Health and Well-Being from the Perspectives of Public Health and Human Rights Alicia Ely Yamin (ed) (Harvard University Press, 2005, 169pp)

In this groundbreaking collection of articles, six case studies emphasizing different aspects of gender, sexuality and reproduction are interpreted separately through both human rights and public health frameworks in an effort to discover the ways in which these two fields' approaches are concordant and/or discordant. Collectively, the articles offer a basis of understanding that will ideally facilitate a dialogue between these two fields that might guide law and policy for women's reproductive heath in the future.