Tine Ravn is Assistant Professor at Aarhus University, Denmark. Her research areas include the social, legislative and ethical aspects of medically assisted reproduction (MAR), research integrity and research ethics, responsible research and innovation and public engagement with science and technology.

• Introduction: Puzzling Paradoxes of Nature Vs NurtureChapter 1. Creating Life as a Solo Mother: An Emerging Phenomenon?Chapter 2. Theorizing Reproductive Technologies: Negotiating Nature and Nurture in Kinship and Identity MakingChapter 3. Getting Access to Fertility Treatment: Governing the ‘Natural Order of Life’Chapter 4. Revising Life Biographies: A Choice by Design and Not by ChanceChapter 5. Undergoing Fertility Treatment: Reworking Boundaries of ‘Natural Processes’Chapter 6. Forming Donor-Conceived Families: The Complex Interplay of Biogenetic and Social TiesChapter 7. Choosing and Relating to the Donor: Managing Complex Kinship BoundariesChapter 8. Conclusion: Strategies for LifeAppendix 1. Conducting the Study: Research Design and MethodologyAppendix 2. Glossary on MAR

Tine Ravn is Assistant Professor at Aarhus University, Denmark. Her research areas include the social, legislative and ethical aspects of medically assisted reproduction (MAR), research integrity and research ethics, responsible research and innovation and public engagement with science and technology.

• Introduction: Puzzling Paradoxes of Nature Vs NurtureChapter 1. Creating Life as a Solo Mother: An Emerging Phenomenon?Chapter 2. Theorizing Reproductive Technologies: Negotiating Nature and Nurture in Kinship and Identity MakingChapter 3. Getting Access to Fertility Treatment: Governing the ‘Natural Order of Life’Chapter 4. Revising Life Biographies: A Choice by Design and Not by ChanceChapter 5. Undergoing Fertility Treatment: Reworking Boundaries of ‘Natural Processes’Chapter 6. Forming Donor-Conceived Families: The Complex Interplay of Biogenetic and Social TiesChapter 7. Choosing and Relating to the Donor: Managing Complex Kinship BoundariesChapter 8. Conclusion: Strategies for LifeAppendix 1. Conducting the Study: Research Design and MethodologyAppendix 2. Glossary on MAR

Tine Ravn is Assistant Professor at Aarhus University, Denmark. Her research areas include the social, legislative and ethical aspects of medically assisted reproduction (MAR), research integrity and research ethics, responsible research and innovation and public engagement with science and technology.

• Introduction: Puzzling Paradoxes of Nature Vs NurtureChapter 1. Creating Life as a Solo Mother: An Emerging Phenomenon?Chapter 2. Theorizing Reproductive Technologies: Negotiating Nature and Nurture in Kinship and Identity MakingChapter 3. Getting Access to Fertility Treatment: Governing the ‘Natural Order of Life’Chapter 4. Revising Life Biographies: A Choice by Design and Not by ChanceChapter 5. Undergoing Fertility Treatment: Reworking Boundaries of ‘Natural Processes’Chapter 6. Forming Donor-Conceived Families: The Complex Interplay of Biogenetic and Social TiesChapter 7. Choosing and Relating to the Donor: Managing Complex Kinship BoundariesChapter 8. Conclusion: Strategies for LifeAppendix 1. Conducting the Study: Research Design and MethodologyAppendix 2. Glossary on MAR