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Gestational Surrogacy in Mexico. The Social Vision of Progress and Autonomy Underlying the Regulatory Policy Making and Discourse

Authors: Bandelli, Daniela;

Gestational Surrogacy in Mexico. The Social Vision of Progress and Autonomy Underlying the Regulatory Policy Making and Discourse

Abstract

La gestazione per altri in Messico è un mercato in espansione, rivolto soprattutto a coppie straniere, e sprovvisto di una regolamentazione a livello federale. Le argomentazioni a favore della legalizzazione ruotano intorno a un discorso sul Progresso, che immagina una società nella quale gli avanzamenti scientifici della medicina riproduttiva possano essere a disposizione dei progetti di auto-determinazione degli individui: la genitorialità biologica (per i genitori di intenzione) e l'emancipazione economica attraverso il lavoro riproduttivo (per le donne surroganti). Questo articolo sottolinea le contraddizioni di questo discorso e, attingendo dalla critica sociologica al progresso e alla modernità, vuole mettere in guardia sulla possibilità che, in una società devota all'auto-affermazione e al superamento dei limiti biologici, la libertà e la felicità promesse possano ridursi anziché espandersi. Questo articolo è parte del progetto Marie-Sklodowska Curie WoMoGeS finanziato dal programma Horizon 2020 dell'Unione Europea per la ricerca e l'innovazione - grant agreement No. 792464

Gestational surrogacy is a booming market in Mexico especially for foreign couples. At the moment there is no Federal regulation of GS. The arguments in support of regulation pivot around a discourse of progress, which envisions a society where scientific advancements in reproductive medicine are made available to individual projects of self-determination: biological parenthood (for intended parents) and economic empowerment through reproductive labor (for surrogates). The article underlines the contradictions embedded in this discourse and, by drawing from sociological critique of progress and modernity, warns against the possibility that, in a society devoted to self-determination and to the overstepping of biological limitations, the promised freedom and happiness could be shrunk, rather than expanded. This publication is part of the Marie-Sklodowska Curie project WoMoGeS funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 792464

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gestational surrogacy; women's autonomy; progress, surrogacy, Mexico, feminism

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