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Governing Parental Desires and Vulnerabilities:
Nordic Journal of Migration Research Pub Date : 2019-12-01 , DOI: 10.2478/njmr-2019-0037
Ingvill Stuvøy

Abstract In the early 2010s, transnational surrogacy was a hotly debated topic in Norway following Norwegian citizens’ repro-migration. One of the oft-repeated policy proposals in the debate was to criminalise transnational surrogacy in the same fashion as the purchase of sex. However, instead of introducing a prohibition, the Parliament, in 2013, voted in favour of an addition to the Biotechnology Act, clarifying that private individuals could not be punished for participating in surrogacy abroad. Of concern to me in this paper is how transnational surrogacy came to be handled in a manner that facilitated, rather than stopped, this type of repro-migration. I examine the legislative process that led to the current regulation of transnational surrogacy, with particular attention to the affective biopolitics of repro-migration. I find that reproductive vulnerability and desire circulated in the debate, which finally resulted in an exemption of the Norwegian repro-migrants from punishment.

中文翻译:

治理父母的愿望和漏洞:

摘要在2010年代初期,随着挪威公民的重新移民,跨国代孕在挪威成为一个备受争议的话题。辩论中经常被重复的政策建议之一是以与购买性行为相同的方式将跨国代孕定为犯罪。但是,议会没有提出禁令,而是在2013年投票赞成对《生物技术法》进行增补,并阐明,不得因参加国外代孕而对个人进行惩罚。我在本文中关注的是如何以促进而不是制止这种形式的重新移民的方式来处理跨国代孕。我研究了导致当前对跨国代孕进行监管的立法过程,特别关注了移民的情感生物政治。
更新日期:2019-12-01
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