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Fabrice Cahen
Researcher
fabrice.cahen@ined.fr
+33 (0)1 56 06 20 00
+33(0)1 56 06 21 94
Secretariat : Marie-Danielle Bailly +33(0)1 56 06 20 47
Secretariat : Marie-Danielle Bailly +33(0)1 56 06 20 47
Research field(s)
birth control and abortion
policies against infecundity, reproductive medicine
procreation and heredity
pre-natal care and surveillance
history of human and population sciences
More information about his·her Research
Population and economic sciences in the 18th-20th centuries: institutions and theoretical frameworks
Struggles and resistance in sexual and reproductive health and rights and reproductive rights
Barrier to effective sexual and reproductive health and rights and reproductive rights for all
The making of sexual and reproductive health and rights research: methodological and ethical issues
A word by
Fabrice Cahen tells us about the question of infertility in demographic history
Read the interviewSome publications
CAHEN Fabrice, Le Nombre des hommes. La mesure de la population et ses enjeux (XVIe-XXIe siècle), Classiques Garnier, Paris, 2022
CAHEN Fabrice, "A Realpolitik of Ethics. Behind the Specificity of the French ART System (1972–1994)", Journal of Family History, 0(0), 2022.
CAHEN Fabrice, « La raison statistique au service des travailleurs. Jacques Ferdinand-Dreyfus et les assurances sociales (1912-1940) », Histoire & mesure, XXXIII-2 | 2018, 139-162.
CAHEN Fabrice, MINARD Adrien, 'Fecundity in a World of Scourges Venereal diseases, criminal abortion and acquired infertility in France c.1880-1950', in SZRETER Simon (ed), The Hidden Affliction: sexually-transmitted infections and infertility in history, University of Rochester Press, 2019
BELIVET Luc, CAHEN Fabrice et RICHARD Élodie, "Généalogie d’un problème public. La consanguinité et la promotion d’une régulation institutionnelle des unions", Annales de démographie historique, vol. 137, no. 1, 2019.
CAHEN Fabrice, « Who Was Afraid of Pregnancy Tests? Gestational Information and Reproduction Policies in France (1920–50) », Medical History 63, no 2 (avril 2019): 134 52.