Abortion After Roe

Spells out the necessity and moral good of providing abortion care."" - Ms. Magazine

""Significantly contributes to the understanding of abortion since Roe v. Wade (1973). . . . Jargon free and thus accessible to undergraduate and graduate students alike."" - American Historical Review

""A clear-eyed history . . . well written and historically rich: a deeply interesting account of the post-Roe era focused on the lived experience of giving and getting reproductive health services."" - Women's Review of Books

""Schoen fills an important gap in historical scholarship that until now has focused on the pre-Roe era. . . . Skillfully incorporates the legal, political, and social history of abortion care in the United States since the 1970s."" - Journal of the History of Medicine

""A master work of research."" - Linda Gordon, Dissent

""An illuminating and topical history of abortion in our time."" - Bulletin of the History of Medicine

""Constructs a powerful, often deeply disturbing account of the experiences of clinic personnel and others striving to provide a full range of reproductive options to women in the face of violent opposition. . . . Highly recommended"" - Choice