Hadolt, Bernhard (December 2005) Reproduktionstechnologiepolitik in Österreich: Die Genese des Fortpflanzungsmedizingesetzes 1992 und die Rolle von ExpertInnen. Former Series > Working Paper Series > IHS Sociological Series 74
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Abstract: This paper analyses the emergence and development of assisted reproductive technology policy in Austria. In particular it focuses on the political processes between the beginning of the 1980ies and the early 1990ies, which culminated in the adoption of the Reproductive Medicine Act (Fortpflanzungsmedizingesetz - FMedG) in 1992. Besides a description of the law, the key actors, their policy ideas and advocacy positions and the arenas of the policymaking process are identified. Furthermore, a detailed account of the main phases and milestones of the policy-process is given. The paper finally explores the role of experts in the formation of Austrian assisted reproductive technology policy.;
Item Type: | IHS Series |
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Keywords: | 'Assistierte Reproduktionstechnologien' 'In-vitro-Fertilisation' 'IVF' 'Reproduktionstechnologiepolitik' 'Österreich' 'Fortpflanzungsmedizingesetz' 'ExpertInnen' 'Politikberatung' 'Wissen' 'Assisted reproductive technology' 'In vitro fertilisation' 'IVF' 'Assisted reproductive technology policy' 'Austria' 'Reproductive Medicine Act' 'Experts' 'Policy consulting' 'Knowledge' |
Date Deposited: | 26 Sep 2014 10:38 |
Last Modified: | 19 Sep 2024 13:13 |
ISBN: | 1605-8011 |
URI: | https://irihs.ihs.ac.at/id/eprint/1675 |