Michele Rivkin-Fish

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Leykin I, Rivkin-Fish M. (2021) Politicized Demography and Biomedical Authority in post-Soviet Russia. Medical Anthropology. 1-16
Temkina A, Rivkin-Fish M. (2019) Creating health care consumers: The negotiation of un/official payments, power and trust in Russian maternity care Social Theory and Health. 1-18
Rivkin-Fish M. (2018) ‘Fight Abortion, Not Women’: The Moral Economy Underlying Russian Feminist Advocacy Anthropological Journal of European Cultures. 27: 22-44
Rivkin-Fish M. (2017) Legacies of 1917 in Contemporary Russian Public Health: Addiction, HIV, and Abortion. American Journal of Public Health. e1-e5
Rivkin-Fish M. (2013) Conceptualizing feminist strategies for Russian reproductive politics: Abortion, surrogate motherhood, and family support after socialism Signs. 38: 569-593
Rivkin-Fish M. (2011) Learning the moral economy of commodified health care: "community education," failed consumers, and the shaping of ethical clinician-citizens. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry. 35: 183-208
Rivkin-Fish M. (2010) Pronatalism, gender politics, and the renewal of family support in Russia: Toward a feminist anthropology of "maternity capital" Slavic Review. 69: 701-724
Rivkin-Fish M. (2009) Tracing landscapes of the past in class subjectivity: Practices of memory and distinction in marketizing Russia American Ethnologist. 36: 79-95
Rivkin-Fish M. (2004) "Change yourself and the whole world will become kinder": Russian activists for reproductive health and the limits of claims making for women. Medical Anthropology Quarterly. 18: 281-304
Rivkin-Fish M. (2003) Anthropology, demography, and the search for a critical analysis of fertility: Insights from Russia American Anthropologist. 105: 289-301