This volume, the third substantially revised and updated version of Woman's Body, Woman's Right, is the only truly comprehensive study of the political and social history of birth control in the United States. It traces the history of birth control from the point of view of "those at the center of the conflict, namely women seeking sexual and reproductive self-determination." It is so thorough, so complete, and so well argued that it promises to set a new standard for scholarship on the political history of birth control. Journal of American Culture
