When Birds of a Feather Don't Flock Together: Reproductive Rights and Interstate Cooperation

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Brief Overview

This paper explores how differences in reproductive rights between otherwise similar states, such as the U.S.-Canada, the EU-Hungary, and the EU-Poland, can reduce cooperation and strain political relationships even in stable democracies.

Authors

• Catherine Raacke, University of Kansas

• Nazli Avdan, University of Kansas