Nicole C. Bourbonnais, Birth Control in the Decolonizing Caribbean: reproduct

Clio 50:276-279 (2019)
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Abstract

Les livres consacrés à l’histoire du contrôle des naissances pullulent depuis plusieurs années mais rares sont ceux qui échappent à la simple monographie et fournissent des perspectives analytiques susceptibles d’enrichir le champ des recherches. L’ouvrage de Nicole Bourbonnais est de ceux-là et il mérite de trouver un public au-delà des spécialistes, sinon du sujet, du moins de l’aire considérée. Les quatre îles des « British West Indies » passées au crible (Bermudes, Barbade, Jamaïque et T...

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