Child genital cutting and surgery: focus on ethics, law, anthropology, and intersex 

Contents

• Child genital cutting and surgery across cultures, sex, and gender. Part 1: female, male, intersex—and trans? The difficulty of drawing distinctions

  • Brian D. Earp
  • Jasmine Abdulcadir
  • Lih-Mei Liao

  Editorial2 Dec 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research
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  Gendered genital modifications in critical anthropology: from discourses on FGM/C to new technologies in the sex/gender system

  • Michela Fusaschi

  Review ArticleOpen Access4 Mar 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Drawing and critiquing ethical distinctions among diverse forms of genital modification: Commentary on Fusaschi (2022)

  • Moises Catalan
  • Mariyka Emilova

  Comment6 Dec 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Gendered Genital Modifications (GGMo): a universalistic anthropological approach. Response to Catalan and Emilova

  • Michela Fusaschi

  Comment6 Dec 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Criminalizing medically unnecessary child genital cutting in Western countries: the terms of the debate and some reasons for caution

  • R. Duivenbode

  Perspective19 Nov 2021 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Defending an inclusive right to genital and bodily integrity for children

  • Kate Goldie Townsend

  PerspectiveOpen Access2 Dec 2021 International Journal of Impotence Research

• The ethics of child genital cutting. When does a violation occur? Comments on “Defending an inclusive right to genital and bodily integrity for children” by Dr. Kate Goldie Townsend

  • Max Buckler

  Comment6 Sep 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• On becoming autonomous and “coercive cultural acts”: a reply to Max Buckler

  • Kate Goldie Townsend

  Correspondence26 Sep 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Opportunities and challenges with the German act for the protection of children with variations of sex development

  • Limor Meoded Danon
  • Katinka Schweizer
  • Barbara Thies

  ArticleOpen Access5 Oct 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Differences in Sex Development (DSD) and related conditions: mechanisms, prevalences and changing practice

  • Gerard S. Conway

  Perspective8 Sep 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Medicalization of intersex and resistance: a commentary on Conway

  • Lih-Mei Liao
  • Arlene Baratz

  Comment8 Sep 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Why do parents recommend clitoral surgery? Parental perception of the necessity, benefit, and cost of early childhood clitoral surgery for congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH)

  • Julie Alderson
  • Mars Skae
  • Elizabeth C. Crowne

  Article7 Jun 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research
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  Hypospadias: lessons learned. An overview of incidence, epidemiology, surgery, research, complications, and outcomes

  • Dan Wood
  • Duncan Wilcox

  Review Article29 Mar 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research

• Hypospadias surgery: understanding parental emotions, decisions and regrets

  • Katrina Roen

  Review Article6 Jan 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research
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  Public understanding of intersex: an update on recent findings

  • Peter Hegarty
  • Annette Smith

  Review ArticleOpen Access14 Jan 2022 International Journal of Impotence Research