Dynamics of the Reproductive Economy: Propertisation and the Reorganization of Human Fertility
Since the early 2000s, the commercialization of reproductive technologies has expanded rapidly on a global scale. The current phase of the reproductive economy is characterized by intensified processes of financialization and an increasingly dense global network of transnational actors, including fertility clinics, large corporations, brokers, insurance companies, intended parents, egg donors, gamete banks, surrogates, and legal intermediaries.
