Ziad Munson is Associate Professor of Sociology at Lehigh University

“A masterful overview of abortion politics in America. Munson cuts through partisan politics and offers readers a straightforward look at how the abortion controversy has changed over time and its effects on American politics. A must read for anyone interested in how the abortion controversy has impacted American society.” Deana A. Rohlinger, Florida State University“Ziad Munson’s lively and insightful book tackles the most heated controversy in American politics with rare balance and nuance. It has everything I could want in an undergraduate text on abortion politics but also makes novel arguments about the changing meanings of the issue. It is by far the best introduction to the history and politics of abortion available today.” Drew Halfmann, University of California, Davis

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: The Making of the Abortion ControversyChapter 3: The Dynamics of the Pro-Choice and Pro-Life MovementsChapter 4: Public Attitudes and Beliefs about AbortionChapter 5: The Impact of Abortion on American PoliticsChapter 6: American ExceptionalismChapter 7: Stability and Change in Abortion PoliticsReferences

Ziad Munson is Associate Professor of Sociology at Lehigh University

“A masterful overview of abortion politics in America. Munson cuts through partisan politics and offers readers a straightforward look at how the abortion controversy has changed over time and its effects on American politics. A must read for anyone interested in how the abortion controversy has impacted American society.” Deana A. Rohlinger, Florida State University“Ziad Munson’s lively and insightful book tackles the most heated controversy in American politics with rare balance and nuance. It has everything I could want in an undergraduate text on abortion politics but also makes novel arguments about the changing meanings of the issue. It is by far the best introduction to the history and politics of abortion available today.” Drew Halfmann, University of California, Davis

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: The Making of the Abortion ControversyChapter 3: The Dynamics of the Pro-Choice and Pro-Life MovementsChapter 4: Public Attitudes and Beliefs about AbortionChapter 5: The Impact of Abortion on American PoliticsChapter 6: American ExceptionalismChapter 7: Stability and Change in Abortion PoliticsReferences

Ziad Munson is Associate Professor of Sociology at Lehigh University

“A masterful overview of abortion politics in America. Munson cuts through partisan politics and offers readers a straightforward look at how the abortion controversy has changed over time and its effects on American politics. A must read for anyone interested in how the abortion controversy has impacted American society.” Deana A. Rohlinger, Florida State University“Ziad Munson’s lively and insightful book tackles the most heated controversy in American politics with rare balance and nuance. It has everything I could want in an undergraduate text on abortion politics but also makes novel arguments about the changing meanings of the issue. It is by far the best introduction to the history and politics of abortion available today.” Drew Halfmann, University of California, Davis

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: The Making of the Abortion ControversyChapter 3: The Dynamics of the Pro-Choice and Pro-Life MovementsChapter 4: Public Attitudes and Beliefs about AbortionChapter 5: The Impact of Abortion on American PoliticsChapter 6: American ExceptionalismChapter 7: Stability and Change in Abortion PoliticsReferences