Luker, K. (1984). Abortion and the politics of motherhood. Berkeley: University of California Press.

In this book, Luker analyses the issues and peoples beliefs on both sides of the conflicts. He clearly lays out both views of those who support and those who do not support abortion. With his rich background in research on medical issues, Lukers book offers great insight into this topic.

Gardner, R. F. (1972). Abortion: The personal dilemma: a Christian gynaecologist examines the medical, social, and spiritual issues. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans.

Gardner goes into details on abortion covering most issues relating to abortion for example origin, how peoples views have changed through the years, consequences and the biblical view on this issue.  It is a great book which is capable of providing answers on any issue relating to abortion.

Capron, A. M. (1975). Legal issues in foetal diagnosis and abortion. Genetics and the Quality of Life, 120-129. doi:10.1016/b978-0-08-018210-0.50016-4

This journal by capron examines the legal issues concerning abortion for example in which cases abortion is allowed, who can authorize it, and the legal penalties for persons convicted of abortion where it is illegal. From his extensive research skills and this journals ratings, it is definitely an insightful source for this topic.

 

 

Bibliography

Singh, S., Wulf, D., Hussain, R., Bankole, A., & Sedgh, G. (2009). Abortion worldwide: a decade of uneven progress. Guttmacher Institute.

 

This report examines the progress on issues relating to abortion over the years for example legality, safety and accessibility and areas in the world where it is rampant. It also examines the relationship between unintended pregnancy, contraception and abortion. Consequences of abortion are also discussed. It is a very detailed report with relevant information to this topic.

 

Tietze, C., Henshaw, S. K., Warwick, D. P., & Hartmann, B. (1986). Induced abortion: a world review 1986 6th ed.

 

This book contains detailed information about induced abortion. It is biased in that the writers are trying to show policy makers on significance of induced abortion. The writer’s extensive research makes it a useful book for this topic since it will provide relevant information on the legal issue of induced abortion.

Donohue III, J. J., & Levitt, S. D. (2001). The impact of legalized abortion on crime. Quarterly Journal of Economics, 379-420.

 

In this journal, Donohue and Levitt provide statistical evidence on the relationship between abortion and crime. Using crime data from various states, this journal expounds on how legalized abortion has led to a decrease in the number of crimes. It is thus a useful source for the legal issues related to abortion.

 

Marquis, D. (2007). An argument that abortion is wrong.

 

In this journal, Marquis defends his argument that abortion is indeed wrong. Using his views and views of others from his research, explains his atand on abortion and with reasons, why it is wrong, for example when he talks about the numerous consequencies of abortion to all the parties involved. It is indeed a useful piece for this research mostly on the social issues.

 

 

Warren, M. A. (1973). On the moral and legal status of abortion. The Monist, 43-61.

 

In this paper, Warren discusses both the legal and moral issues of abortion. On these two aspects he discusses both sides of the issue, on whether it should or should not be carried out. This paper is well laid and contains precise details hence making it very suitable for our topic.

 

English, J. (1975). Abortion and the Concept of a Person. Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 5(2), 233-243.

 

English, a well known researcher analyses the issue of abortion with respect to two groups of people, the conservatives who do not support abortion and the liberals who can consider it. This journal contains an analysis on both the legal and ethical issues concerning abortion. He however does not come to a conclusion which makes it a suitable piece for this research since it is not biased.

 

Noonan, J. T. (Ed.). (1970). The morality of abortion: legal and historical perspectives (Vol. 70). Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.

 

In this paper, Noonan discusses the legal and moral issues surrounding abortion. He also analyses how the views on these issues have evolved with time. It contains detailed and useful information on the topic of abortion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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