Haldis Haukanes is a social anthropologist and Professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Development at the University of Bergen, NorwayFrances Pine is an Emerita Reader in the Department of Anthropology at Goldsmiths University, University of London

• Introduction – Haldis Haukanes and Frances Pine1 Reconceptualising borders and boundaries: gender, movement, reproduction, regulation – Frances Pine and Haldis HaukanesSection I Gendered life worlds: migrants’ imaginaries and obligations in contested contexts of intimacy2 Moral economies of intimacy: narratives of Ukrainian solo female migrants in Italy – Olena Fedyuk3 Borders within intimate realms: looking at marriage migration regimes in Austria and Germany through the perspective of women from rural Kosovo – Carolin Leutloff-Grandits4 The gender of guilt: diversity and ambivalence of transnational care trajectories within postsocialist migration experience – Petra Ezzeddine and Hana Havelková5 Celebrating invisibility: live-in Romanian badanti caring for the elderly in southeast Italy – Gabriela NicolescuSection II Gender, entitlement and obligation: migrants interacting with the state and voluntary services6 Migrating bodies in the context of health and racialisation in Germany – Christiane Falge7 Joint struggles for care and social reproduction in Spain: contested boundaries and new solidarities – Sílvia Bofill-Poch8 Migration, gender dynamics and social reproduction: Polish and Italian mothers in Norway – Lise Widding Isaksen and Elzbieta Czapka9 Reproductive rights in migration: politics, values and in/exclusionary practices in assisted reproduction – Izabella MainSection III Shifting gendered policies: reproduction and care in national and historical perspectives10 Children of the state? The role of pronatalism in the development of Czech childcare and reproductive health policies – Hana Hašková and Radka Dudová11 Absorbing care through precarious labour: the shifting boundaries of politics in Norwegian health care – Anette Fagertun12 ‘The Handbook of Masturbation and Defloration’: tracing sources of recent neo-conservatism in Poland – Agnieszka KoscianskaIndex

Haldis Haukanes is a social anthropologist and Professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Development at the University of Bergen, NorwayFrances Pine is an Emerita Reader in the Department of Anthropology at Goldsmiths University, University of London

• Introduction – Haldis Haukanes and Frances Pine1 Reconceptualising borders and boundaries: gender, movement, reproduction, regulation – Frances Pine and Haldis HaukanesSection I Gendered life worlds: migrants’ imaginaries and obligations in contested contexts of intimacy2 Moral economies of intimacy: narratives of Ukrainian solo female migrants in Italy – Olena Fedyuk3 Borders within intimate realms: looking at marriage migration regimes in Austria and Germany through the perspective of women from rural Kosovo – Carolin Leutloff-Grandits4 The gender of guilt: diversity and ambivalence of transnational care trajectories within postsocialist migration experience – Petra Ezzeddine and Hana Havelková5 Celebrating invisibility: live-in Romanian badanti caring for the elderly in southeast Italy – Gabriela NicolescuSection II Gender, entitlement and obligation: migrants interacting with the state and voluntary services6 Migrating bodies in the context of health and racialisation in Germany – Christiane Falge7 Joint struggles for care and social reproduction in Spain: contested boundaries and new solidarities – Sílvia Bofill-Poch8 Migration, gender dynamics and social reproduction: Polish and Italian mothers in Norway – Lise Widding Isaksen and Elzbieta Czapka9 Reproductive rights in migration: politics, values and in/exclusionary practices in assisted reproduction – Izabella MainSection III Shifting gendered policies: reproduction and care in national and historical perspectives10 Children of the state? The role of pronatalism in the development of Czech childcare and reproductive health policies – Hana Hašková and Radka Dudová11 Absorbing care through precarious labour: the shifting boundaries of politics in Norwegian health care – Anette Fagertun12 ‘The Handbook of Masturbation and Defloration’: tracing sources of recent neo-conservatism in Poland – Agnieszka KoscianskaIndex

Haldis Haukanes is a social anthropologist and Professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Development at the University of Bergen, NorwayFrances Pine is an Emerita Reader in the Department of Anthropology at Goldsmiths University, University of London

• Introduction – Haldis Haukanes and Frances Pine1 Reconceptualising borders and boundaries: gender, movement, reproduction, regulation – Frances Pine and Haldis HaukanesSection I Gendered life worlds: migrants’ imaginaries and obligations in contested contexts of intimacy2 Moral economies of intimacy: narratives of Ukrainian solo female migrants in Italy – Olena Fedyuk3 Borders within intimate realms: looking at marriage migration regimes in Austria and Germany through the perspective of women from rural Kosovo – Carolin Leutloff-Grandits4 The gender of guilt: diversity and ambivalence of transnational care trajectories within postsocialist migration experience – Petra Ezzeddine and Hana Havelková5 Celebrating invisibility: live-in Romanian badanti caring for the elderly in southeast Italy – Gabriela NicolescuSection II Gender, entitlement and obligation: migrants interacting with the state and voluntary services6 Migrating bodies in the context of health and racialisation in Germany – Christiane Falge7 Joint struggles for care and social reproduction in Spain: contested boundaries and new solidarities – Sílvia Bofill-Poch8 Migration, gender dynamics and social reproduction: Polish and Italian mothers in Norway – Lise Widding Isaksen and Elzbieta Czapka9 Reproductive rights in migration: politics, values and in/exclusionary practices in assisted reproduction – Izabella MainSection III Shifting gendered policies: reproduction and care in national and historical perspectives10 Children of the state? The role of pronatalism in the development of Czech childcare and reproductive health policies – Hana Hašková and Radka Dudová11 Absorbing care through precarious labour: the shifting boundaries of politics in Norwegian health care – Anette Fagertun12 ‘The Handbook of Masturbation and Defloration’: tracing sources of recent neo-conservatism in Poland – Agnieszka KoscianskaIndex